Get vaccines

Need to know

Vaccines prevent disease, keep people healthy, and are safe and effective.
We recommend that vaccines be part of your regular medical care.
Most vaccines are covered by insruance.
You can get vaccinated at pharmacies, doctor's offices, and community clinics in Marin.

Not sure what you need? Find vaccine information.

Find out what vaccines are recommended for you.
- Children (age 0-18 years): Immunization Schedule (AAP)
- Adults (19+ years): Immunization Schedule (AAFP)
- Travel: CDC - traveler's health
Have your insurance information ready (if you have it)
Know your ZIP code.

1. Choose where to go

Start with your doctor or a local pharmacy.

2. Check availability

Make sure they offer the vaccine you need and accept your insurance.

3. Schedule or walk in

Make an appointment if needed. Some locations accept walk-ins.

Best for: Quick vaccines for adults and older children.

Not all pharmacies vaccinate young children. Check before you go.

Best for: Children, multiple vaccines, or medical questions.

Find additional providers on the Vaccine Locator.

Best for: People without insurance and children with Medi-Cal.

Children age 0-18 years: vaccines are available through the Vaccines for Children (VFC) Program for children who are:

For uninsured or underinsured adults age 19+ years, vaccines are available through the Vaccines for Adults (VFA) Program.

Best for: People who cannot leave their home.

Bay Area Mobile Medical Group: 415-578-4983 or email Bay Area Mobile Medical Group

Best for: People who need special vaccines for international travel.

Some retail pharmacies offer common travel vaccines, such as Typhoid and Yellow Fever.

What's next content

If you need help getting to an appointment: