COVID-19 Vaccine Status
As of April 18, all individuals in the Fairfax Health District who are 16+ are eligible to directly schedule a vaccine appointment.
A large-scale COVID-19 vaccination clinic will open in Fairfax County on April 20.
Johnson & Johnson Vaccine will not be administered until further notice. No clinics or appointments will be affected.
We partner with local health care providers to help vaccinate eligible residents.
Have questions about how and when to get your second dose? See the FAQs and read this blog post.
Get a COVID-19 Vaccine
April 18 update: all individuals 16 or older are eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine.
Use VaccineFinder to search for appointments and then schedule directly with any provider on the day, time and location that is most convenient to you.
COVID-
We have created a list of the most frequently asked questions about the COVID-19 vaccines.
FAQ for Health Care Providers in the Fairfax Health District
Health Care Providers, please see our dedicated FAQ for answers to your questions.
Vaccine and Registration Data
The Vaccine and Registration Data Dashboard provides key vaccine-related data for the Fairfax Health District. Data includes:
- Current registration date being scheduled
- Registration and waitlist data
- Doses received and administered by the Health Department
Verify Your Registration
Find your registration record, what day you registered and to see what date the Health Department is currently scheduling appointments for.
Cancel Your Registration
Use this online tool to cancel your registration if you would like to be removed from our COVID-19 vaccine registration list and don’t already have an appointment scheduled.
Local Vaccine News
- Community Vaccination Center to Open in Tysons Area April 20
- New Vaccine Scheduling Process to Begin April 18; All People Age 16+ Eligible for a Vaccine in Phase 2
- COVID-19 Call Center Updates
- Johnson & Johnson Vaccine Will Not Be Administered Until Further Notice
- Vaccine Registration Now Open for All of Phase 1c
- Why COVID-19 Vaccines Are Good News for Local Businesses
- Vaccine Registration Now Open for Some Frontline Essential Workers in Phase 1c
- All Individuals Age 16+ to Be Eligible to Register for Vaccine by April 18
- What You Need to Know About Vaccination Locations in the Fairfax Health District
- Registration Now Open for All of Phase 1b
- Join the Health Department’s Team of Vaccinators
- Contacting the Health Department About COVID-19
- Don’t Fall Victim to These 6 COVID-19 Scams
- COVID-19 Vaccine Registration Form Now Available in Spanish
- Fairfax Health District Reports Above-Average Vaccination Rates of Long-Term Care Staff and Residents
- CDC Issues New Guidance for Fully-Vaccinated People
- More Vaccine Registration FAQs: Supply Update, Choosing a Vaccine, State System and More
- New Online Tool Available to Remove Yourself from COVID-19 Registration Waitlist
- What You Need to Know About the Johnson & Johnson Vaccine
- Need Help Getting to Your COVID-19 Vaccine Appointment? View Several Transportation Options
- What You Need to Know About Free Vaccine, Health Insurance and Admin Fees
- Understanding the Dates on Your COVID-19 Vaccination Record Card
- More FAQs About COVID-19 Vaccine Registration, Including Jan. 18 Progress
- COVID-19 Vaccination Partners Expand in Fairfax Health District
- Frequently Asked Questions About COVID-19 Vaccine Registration
- Vaccine Dashboard Now Live Featuring Dose and Registration Data; Registration Status Checker Also Available
- Fairfax Health District Not Participating in Statewide COVID-19 Vaccine Registration System At This Time
- What You Need to Know When You Get Vaccinated AND After You Get Vaccinated
- Health Department Provides COVID-19 Vaccination Update to Board of Supervisors
- Vaccine Distribution Process to Follow New State Guidelines
- From the Golden Gazette: A Spotlight on COVID-19 Vaccination in Fairfax
- What You Need to Know About Limited Vaccine Supply
- Older Adults and the COVID-19 Vaccine in Fairfax
- Process for Scheduling Vaccination Appointments at Health Department Clinics
- Vaccination Registration Begins Jan. 18 for 65+ and People with Medical Conditions
About the Vaccine and Getting Vaccinated
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration issued emergency use authorization for three COVID-19 vaccines.
- About the Pfizer and Moderna Vaccines
- What to Expect When It’s Your Turn to Get Vaccinated
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Pfizer-BioNTech (issued Dec. 11, 2020) Fact Sheet for Recipients and Caregivers
Spanish | Korean | Chinese | Arabic | Vietnamese | Other Languages
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Moderna (issued Dec. 18, 2020) Fact Sheet for Recipients and Caregivers
Spanish | Chinese | Arabic | Vietnamese | Other Languages
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Johnson & Johnson's Janssen (Issued Feb. 27, 2020)
Vaccine Stories in the Fairfax Community
Watch the vaccine stories of Fairfax friends and neighbors.
"I am doing this for my family, for my friends, and for my patients."- Dr. Sergio Rimola, an OB/GYN in Fairfax. Watch him get vaccinated, and listen to his vaccine story. English | Spanish
COVID-19 Vaccine Experiences in Fairfax
Get the inside look at vaccination process through the testimonials and videos at clinics
v-safe
V-safe is a smartphone-based tool that checks in on you after your COVID-19 vaccination. Your participation helps keep COVID-19 vaccines safe — for you and for everyone. If you got vaccinated in the last 6 weeks, you can participate in v-safe.
