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Pediatric COVID Vaccine Approved for Ages 5-11
The Pfizer Pediatric COVID-19 vaccine has been approved for children from 5 to 11 years old. We have an initial supply provided by the Department of Health and are working to secure more doses. Scheduling is open online through our patient portal. At this time, we only have the Pediatric COVID-19 vaccine. We will be administering the vaccines from select locations.
If you have any questions and concerns regarding the Pediatric COVID-19 vaccine, please schedule a vaccine consult before scheduling an appointment at the COVID-19 vaccine clinic.
- We are only scheduling the first dose. The second dose will be scheduled exactly three weeks from the initial dose.
- Scheduling online only.
- To encourage social distancing, we ask that only one adult accompany a child/sibling.
Check out our latest podcast, where Dr. TJ Gold answers parents’ most frequently asked questions about the Pediatric COVID-19 vaccine.
Also for more information, check out our FAQ page.
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