COVID-19 Vaccine Information

• FREE, WALK-IN CLINICS for anyone 12 and older: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Fridays through Sundays, Redding Senior Center, 2290 Benton Drive. 
  
  IN-HOME VACCINATION APPOINTMENTS: Do you have limited mobility and are having difficulty getting vaccinated? Visiting https://myturn.ca.gov and select the “Find an Appointment” button. Respond “yes” to the question about needing help with transportation or an in-home appointment. You will receive a call from a state representative within a few days to determine your eligibility. 

  OR, make an appointment in one of these ways:

  •    My Turn Shasta County Public Health, Shasta Community Health Center and other clinics

       VaccineFinder Local pharmacies

       Vaya a VaccineFinder 
    
    Additional providers that are not on MyTurn or VaccineFinder:  

  Clinic	Brand	Who Can Sign Up	How to Sign Up
  Hill Country Community Center	Moderna, Johnson & Johnson	All eligible populations	www.hillcountryclinic.org (530) 337-6243 Redding, Round Mountain
  Mercy Medical Center	Moderna and Pfizer	All eligible populations, second doses only	www.dignityhealth.org/north-state/locations/mercy-redding/covid-19-vaccination
  Mountain Valleys Health Center	Moderna	All eligible populations	www.mountainvalleys.org (530) 336-5511
  Pit River Health Services	Pfizer	All eligible populations	www.pitriverhealthservice.org (530) 335-3651
  Redding Rancheria Tribal Health Center	Pfizer, Moderna, Johnson & Johnson (depends on clinic)	All eligible populations	www.rrths.org/covid-vaccination/ (530) 224-2700
  Shasta Community Health Center	Moderna for second doses, Pfizer	All eligible populations	By invitation, walk-ins welcome Bring this paperwork
  Veterans Administration	Moderna and Pfizer	Veterans, spouses and caregivers	www.northerncalifornia.va.gov/locations/Redding_OPC.asp (530) 226-7555

  Second doses:

  • You must bring your CDC card if you are receiving your second dose.
  • If you received your first dose at Safeway, please follow the link on your confirmation email/text from your first dose to make an appointment for your second dose.
  • If you received your first dose at Public Health or Shasta Community Health Center, you should have received your second dose appointment date/time when you signed up for your first dose. If you don’t remember your appointment time, call 245-7890.
  • If you received your first dose elsewhere, please check directly with the provider for your second-dose information

Here's what you'll need to know

• Most Importantly

  • Print, complete and bring any paperwork needed for the clinic you're attending. If you are unable to print it, blank forms will be available.
    

  • You must bring your CDC card if you are receiving your second dose

  • Please do not attend a mass vaccination clinic if you have a history of anaphylaxis or severe allergies.

  • If you have had COVID, please refer to this guidance before getting a vaccine.

• Review

  • Emergency Use Authorization Fact Sheets

    • Pfizer fact sheets: Recipients & Caregivers (Public); Providers.
      Visit the FDA for fact sheet translations.

    • Moderna fact sheets: Recipients & Caregivers (Public); Providers. 
      Visit the FDA for fact sheet translations. 

    • Johnson & Johnson (Janssen) fact sheets: Recipients & Caregivers (Public); Providers. 
      Visit the FDA for fact sheet translations. This fact sheet was provided by the California Department of Public Health.

    • HIPAA Notice of Privacy Practices

• Question of the Day

  Question: Do I still need a vaccine if I had COVID?
  Answer: Yes. Vaccine is the best protection against the virus.

  • Current News Frequently Asked Questions Data and Statistics

  Printable flyer: Frequently asked questions and in Spanish

Let's get to immunity!

We know you have many questions about the vaccine and how they affect you and your loved ones. Below you will find information about the science behind COVID-19 vaccine development.

• Printable COVID-19 vaccine FAQ
• Benefits of Getting a COVID-19 Vaccine | CDC
• Ensuring the Safety of COVID-19 Vaccines in the United States | CDC
• The Path from Research to Emergency Use Authorization (fda.gov)
• The Race for Coronavirus Vaccines (Nature magazine)
• Vaccine trackers: The New York Times, Regulatory Affairs Professionals Society
• Operation Warp Speed (U.S. Department of Defense) 

For Healthcare Workers:

• 10 Things Healthcare Professionals Need to Know about U.S. COVID-19 Vaccination Plans | CDC
• Immunization Action Coalition (IAC): Vaccine Information for Health Care Professionals (immunize.org)