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Eligible New York City Residents Can Get the COVID-19 Vaccine at Home

New York City is offering in-home Pfizer COVID-19 vaccinations to any City resident over the age of 5 who is homebound and City residents 65 years old and older. 

Please fill out this form if you are interested in receiving the vaccine at home. You can receive your first dose, second dose, (or third dose if you are immunocompromised), as well as your bivalent booster if it has been at least 2 months since completion of the primary series or last booster dose. Even if you received your first dose through a different program, such as a clinic or mobile vaccination site, you can receive second dose, and booster dose in-home.

All New Yorkers should receive a booster dose when eligible to boost immunity from the initial vaccination series. If you are immunocompromised and received two doses of Moderna or Pfizer, you should receive a third dose, and a booster once you are eligible. For more information about booster doses or third doses for people who are immunocompromised, visit the NYC Health Department website.

Your completed form will be shared with City agencies coordinating this effort, such as New York City Health + Hospitals and the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene for the purposes of scheduling and receiving a COVID-19 vaccination, and for vaccine program evaluation. You should receive a call within one week from the City’s in-home vaccination provider to schedule an appointment.

Please submit only one form, unless you submitted a form over two weeks ago and have not heard from us. Caller ID might not include the provider name. Please answer all calls so that we can reach you.

Note:  Only Pfizer is currently available for Third Dose shots. You are eligible for Pfizer for your Third Dose if you got either Pfizer or a WHO-authorized vaccine for your Second Dose.

*A third dose of Moderna or Pfizer vaccine is recommended for people with moderate to severe immunocompromising conditions resulting from a medical condition or treatment, such as:

  • Active treatment for cancer
  • Received an organ transplant and are taking immunosuppressive therapy
  • Received a stem cell transplant within the past two years
  • Moderate or severe primary immunodeficiency
  • Having advanced or untreated HIV
  • Active treatment with a high dose of corticosteroids or other drugs that moderately or severely weaken your immune system

 

You will be asked to complete a form to attest to immunocompromised status at time of vaccination.

Note:  Only Pfizer is currently available for First Dose.

Note:  Only Pfizer is currently available for Second Dose shots. You are eligible for Pfizer for your Second Dose if you got either Pfizer or a WHO-authorized vaccine for your First Dose.

In-home Bivalent Pfizer Booster Doses, including the most recent booster dose recommended for you by CDC are available to all eligible city residents. 

Note:  Only Pfizer is currently available for Booster shots. 

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