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COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution

Where Can I Get Vaccinated? | COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution| COVID-19 Vaccine Plan

Each Pennsylvanian that receives a COVID-19 vaccination puts us one step closer to beating COVID-19. All Pennsylvanians age 6 months and older are eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine. Learn more about the pediatric vaccine.

All adults in Pennsylvania and children ages 5 and older are now eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine booster. Based on CDC recommendationOpens In A New WindowOpens In A New Window, everyone 18 and older can schedule a booster dose five months after receiving their second dose of Pfizer or Moderna or two months after receiving the Johnson & Johnson vaccine. The CDC also recommends that 5 to 17-year-olds who received Pfizer-BioNTech as their initial doses can schedule a Pfizer booster dose 5 months after receiving their second dose.

All adults ages 50 and older, as well as Pennsylvanians age 12 and older who are moderately or severely immunocompromised, are recommended to receive a second COVID-19 vaccine booster 4 months after their first booster. Based on CDC recommendations, those 50 and older and those 18 and older who are moderately or severely immunocompromised can choose to get either a Pfizer-BioNTech or a Moderna booster. 12 to 17 year olds who are moderately or severely immunocompromised are recommended to receive the Pfizer-BioNTech booster. Learn more about COVID-19 vaccine recommendations for people who are moderately or severely immunocompromisedOpens In A New Window.

Vaccine Phased Distribution


​Phase 1A
 ​Phase 1B
 ​Phase 1C
 ​Phase 2
​• Long-term care facility residents

Health care personnel including, but not limited to:
• Emergency medical service personnel
• Nurses
• Nursing assistants
• Physicians
• Dentists
• Dental hygienists
• Chiropractors
• Therapists
• Phlebotomists
• Pharmacists
• Technicians
• Pharmacy technicians
• Health professions students and trainees
• Direct support professionals
• Clinical personnel in school settings or correctional facilities
• Contractual HCP not directly employed by the health care facility
• Persons not directly involved in patient care but potentially exposed to infectious material that can transmit disease among or from health care personnel and patients

• Persons ages 65 and older

• Persons ages 16-64 with high-risk conditions as identified by the CDC
 Opens April 5, 2021

People in congregate settings not otherwise specified as LTCF and persons receiving home and community-based services:
• Behavioral Health/Rehabilitation Facilities
• Community Residential Rehabilitation Services
• Correctional Facilities
• Juvenile Justice Facilities
• Domestic Violence Shelters
• Homeless Shelters or Individuals Experiencing Homelessness
• Intensive or Partial Treatment Programs
• Office of Developmental Programs Home and Community-Based Services
• Office of Long-Term Living Home and Community-Based Services
• Office of Children, Youth and Families Child Residential Facilities

• First responders
• Correctional officers and other workers serving people in congregate care settings not included in Phase 1A  
• Food and agricultural workers
• U.S. Postal Service workers
• Manufacturing workers  
• Grocery store workers  
• Education workers
• Clergy and other essential support for houses of worship
• Public transit workers
• Individuals caring for children or adults in early childhood and adult day programs 		Opens April 12, 2021

Essential workers in these sectors:
• Transportation and logistics
• Water and wastewater
• Food service
• Housing construction
• Finance, including bank tellers
• Information technology
• Communications
• Energy, including nuclear reactors
• Legal services
• Federal, state, county and local government workers, including county election workers, elected officials and members of the judiciary and their staff
• Media
• Public safety
• Public health workers		​Opens April 13, 2021; updated November 2, 2021

• All individuals not previously covered who are 5 and older and do not have a contraindication to the vaccine (note that at this time, only the Pfizer-BioNTech product is approved for those age 5 and older )


Where Can I Get Vaccinated?

All Pennsylvanians age 6 months and older are eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine. The Department of Health is using Vaccines.gov as the mapping source to help individuals find a location where they can get vaccinated. Use the Find a Vaccine button below to find a provider near you.

*Note – Philadelphia County is a separate vaccine jurisdiction and has their own information about vaccine distribution.

Are you a Veteran, or Veteran's spouse, caregiver, or CHAMPVA recipient? You're also eligible to receive vaccine through the VA! Visit the VA website for more information.


Vaccine Provider Locations
  • The spreadsheet below is intended to provide a public overview of COVID-19 vaccine deliveries to providers.
  • Vaccine providers receive separate, detailed communications from the Department of Health (DOH) to ensure they are ordering the appropriate numbers of doses to fill first and second dose appointments.
  • The spreadsheet shows providers who have received a delivery of vaccine, the total doses delivered, and the date of delivery.
  • The spreadsheet does not distinguish doses delivered as first or second doses.
  • The department continues to fill provider orders and requests for vaccine throughout the week, as necessary.  
  • Spreadsheets are updated and posted on Wednesdays and Mondays to reflect the locations listed having received vaccine. For example, if a location is to receive vaccine on Thursday, it will not be listed in the Wednesday spreadsheet, but will be listed in the Monday spreadsheet which is the final spreadsheet for the previous week.
  • The COVID-19 Vaccine Provider Locations spreadsheet does not include Retail Pharmacy Partners or Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) receiving a separate allocation of vaccine directly from the federal government. Those partners, and the locations receiving vaccine, are included in spreadsheets below.
  • Note: During week 10 there were nationwide winter weather emergencies that resulted in shipments of vaccine across the country not reaching providers. Vaccine is shipped directly from the manufacturers to providers. The DOH has no control over the actual shipment times and deliveries to providers. The CDC and DOH both notified providers of delayed shipments during week 10. The delayed shipments are expected to be delivered to providers this week. It is the providers' responsibility to reschedule vaccination appointments as necessary due to delayed shipments outside of the DOH's control. Weather related delivery delays may skew the vaccine information in spreadsheets for week 10 and week 11.

Unusable Doses

Vaccine providers are required to report unusable doses of vaccine to the Department of Health on a regular basis. Vaccine can be discarded for a number of reasons, including vials broken in handling and syringe issues, such as bent or broken needles or clients refusing after the vaccine dose was drawn.

This data is updated in a comprehensive file that contains unusable vaccine doses by provider in the commonwealth's OpenData platform.

OpenData

The Department of Health has made COVID-19 vaccination data available through the commonwealth's OpenData platform. 

The commonwealth's OpenData platform also shows how the commonwealth's public-facing services are providing relief and support to those in need at this time. Information included is data from the Department of Labor & Industry regarding unemployment compensation, data from the Department of Human Services on its Office of Income Maintenance Call Center, and data from the Department of Health on COVID-19 case, death, and hospitalization data, as well as calls to the 1-877-PA-HEALTH line.

Archived Data

The information below is archived. Updated provider data for the Retail and Federal Pharmacy Partnerships is available on OpenData.

Moderna and Retail Pharmacy Partnership

The Operation began allocation of Moderna vaccine directly to retail pharmacy partners, which in Pennsylvania includes Rite Aid and Topco. The following spreadsheets represent retail locations that received Moderna vaccine allocations.

Rite Aid

Topco

Pfizer and Retail Pharmacy Partnership

Beginning with the week of February 21, The Operation began an allocation Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine directly to retail pharmacy partners, which in Pennsylvania includes CVS, Rite Aid, Topco and Walmart. The following spreadsheets represent retail locations that received Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine allocations.

Federal Pharmacy Partnership

The following skilled nursing facilities are part of the Federal Pharmacy Partnership and either CVS or Walgreens is hosting a clinic to vaccinate residents and staff at the facility.


Updated: 6/27/2022