How to Make a COVID-19 Vaccine Appointment
You can now use VaccineFinder to search for appointments and then schedule directly with any provider based on the day, time and location that is most convenient. Fairfax County is no longer accepting registrations on our website.
VaccineFinder displays locations that have available doses from approved vaccine providers across the county. This includes the Health Department, pharmacies, hospitals, and some private practices. Each provider may have different processes to sign up to get an appointment. Here's how you use it:
Step 1: Visit VaccineFinder.org
Step 2: Enter a zip code and set the search radius
Step 3: Select a location and then follow that provider’s instructions for scheduling an appointment
VaccineFinder is not currently available in other languages, but users can change their web browser settings to their desired language as an alternative. If you need assistance in another language or have difficulty using the online system, you may call the Fairfax County Health Department at 703-324-7404.
Did you register already with the Fairfax County Health Department?
The Health Department and some partner clinics will continue to vaccinate those on our waitlist. Everyone who is on our waitlist before it closed at 11:59 p.m. on Saturday, April 17, will be contacted to schedule appointments.
While we are finishing vaccinations for those on our waitlist, these clinics may not be listed on VaccineFinder. These clinics may not appear until late April or early May due to available vaccine supply.
