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COVID-19 Vaccines at UPMC

People 5 and older are eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine. UPMC encourages everyone who is eligible to get vaccinated.

Schedule a COVID-19 Vaccine

If you have limited access to online services or a computer, you can call our scheduling team at 844-876-2822. If you are in Pennsylvania's Potter County, please call 814-274-5460 to schedule a vaccine.

We strongly believe in vaccination. The more people who can be vaccinated, the better we can protect our communities.

UPMC Strives for Health Equity in All Vaccination Efforts

We are committed to:

A trusted and reliable vaccination registration and scheduling system. This includes options for people who do not use computers or smartphones or who need more help.
Accessible vaccination sites.
Access to the vaccine in communities most harmed by this pandemic.

We are partnering in our communities with schools, businesses, nonprofit organizations, government officials, and sports teams like the Pittsburgh Penguins® to both promote vaccine education and distribute vaccines.

Frequently Asked Questions About the COVID19 Vaccine

COVID-19 and Coronavirus FAQs

There is much information circulating about the COVID-19 vaccines. Find the answer to some of the most frequently asked vaccine questions.

COVID-19 Frequently Asked Questions

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COVID-19 Vaccines in New York State

New York residents may call 833-697-4829 or visit ny.gov/vaccine for more information on vaccine distribution in their state. If you are a New York state resident in Chautauqua County, you can call 866-604-6789 visit chqgov.com for county-specific vaccine distribution information.

COVID-19 Vaccines in Maryland State

Learn more about COVID-19 vaccination at UPMC Western Maryland. Maryland residents may call 855-MD-GoVAX (855-634-6829) or visit covidlink.maryland.gov for more information on vaccine distribution in their state.

Does the COVID-19 Vaccine Work Against Variants?

Multiple variants of the coronavirus have emerged, including the more contagious Delta variant (B.1.617.2). Find out how well the COVID-19 vaccines protect against variants.

Learn more about the COVID-19 vaccine and variants.

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Video Visits

If you need to see your doctor or specialist but are worried about the risk of COVID-19, you can have a video visit via your smartphone or tablet.

Stay Connected through Our Patient Portals

As COVID-19 vaccine distribution occurs, we are committed to keeping you updated and informed. We also encourage you to sign up for one of UPMC's patient portals where your doctor can communicate with you about vaccination.

The arrival of vaccines is exciting news, but you must continue practicing COVID-19 preventive measures, including wearing facemasks, avoiding large groups, and practicing good hand hygiene. These activities save lives.