Pay bill Sign in What we do Our doctors Our locations Make an appointment COVID-19/COVID-19 Vaccine Information COVID-19 Overview Testing Vaccines FAQs Your care Business resources COVID-19 vaccines with HealthPartners & Park Nicollet Get a COVID-19 vaccine Schedule online Younger than 18? Latest COVID-19 vaccination eligibility We’re able to schedule vaccination appointments for anyone 5 years old or older. You don’t have to be a current patient of ours to make an appointment. When you come to your appointment, please bring photo identification with you, as well as your insurance ID card (if you have insurance). Information about booster shots Information about immunocompromised doses Information for patients younger than 18 Preparing for your COVID-19 vaccine At your appointment, you’ll receive one of three COVID-19 vaccines currently approved or authorized for emergency use by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA). All vaccines are effective against COVID-19. The Pfizer (Comirnaty) vaccine The Pfizer vaccine has been approved (as Comirnaty) for people 16 years old and older – it’s also been authorized for emergency use in people 5 through 15 years old. This vaccine requires two doses given 21 days apart. (If necessary, the second dose may be given up to 42 days after the first dose.) An additional dose is recommended for some immunocompromised patients 28 days after the second dose. If you’re at least 18 years old, a booster dose is recommended at least six months after the second dose. For detailed information, please review Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) Fact Sheets – Pfizer (Comirnaty) vaccine . The Moderna vaccine The Moderna vaccine has been authorized for emergency use in people 18 years old or older. This vaccine requires two doses given 28 days apart. An additional dose is recommended for some immunocompromised patients 28 days after the second dose. A booster dose is recommended at least six months after the second dose. For detailed information, please review Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) Fact Sheets – Moderna vaccine . The Janssen (Johnson & Johnson) vaccine The Janssen (Johnson & Johnson) vaccine has been authorized for emergency use in people 18 years old or older. This vaccine is given as a single dose. A booster dose is recommended at least two months later. For detailed information, please review Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) Fact Sheets – Janssen (Johnson & Johnson) vaccine . During your appointment Your appointment will last roughly 30 minutes, including check-in and consent, vaccination, and observation. Wear a T-shirt or other loose-fitting clothing so we can easily access your upper arm to deliver the vaccine. You’ll get a record card with information about the COVID-19 vaccine you received. Keep this card with your other important documents. If you need a second dose, immunocompromised dose or booster dose, we’ll help you schedule before you leave. Your future appointment(s) will be at the same location as your first appointment. Please bring your vaccination card with you to any future appointments. After your appointment: 5 things to do 1. Put your future-dose visits (if you need them) in your calendar 2. Register for v-safe 3. Watch for any side effects 4. Understand what you can do after you’ve been fully vaccinated 5. Save your proof of vaccination Not sure about the vaccines or have questions? COVID-19 vaccines are safe and effective. With so much information out there, sometimes it can be hard to separate fact from fiction. We’re here to help you feel confident about your choice to get vaccinated. Get the facts about COVID-19 vaccine safety Want a personalized vaccine consultation? You can schedule a virtual visit with one of our nurses or doctors. We can help you learn more about the vaccines so you can decide if you’d like to receive one. Get more vaccine information Schedule a nurse phone visit Schedule a doctor video visit Below you can find answers to some of our most frequently asked questions about COVID-19 vaccines. FAQs on availability Where can I get vaccinated? Which COVID-19 vaccine does HealthPartners have? Can I get a booster shot of the COVID-19 vaccine? Can I get an immunocompromised dose of the COVID-19 vaccine? If I need more than one dose for my vaccine, can I get future doses at HealthPartners if I got my initial doses somewhere else? Is it okay to get vaccinated somewhere else? If I was vaccinated somewhere else, will my HealthPartners medical record be updated? How will I get proof of vaccination? How are you ensuring equitable access to vaccines? FAQs on eligibility How can people younger than 18 get vaccinated? Can I mix and match vaccine doses from different manufacturers? Can I get the vaccine if I’m pregnant or nursing? I already had COVID-19. Can I get vaccinated? I have COVID-19 right now. Can I get vaccinated? My child or I just got another vaccine, like the flu, HPV or something else. Can we get the COVID-19 vaccine, too? I’m part of the AstraZeneca trial. Can I get vaccinated with another vaccine? I’m part of a different COVID-19 vaccine trial. Should I get an approved or authorized vaccine? FAQs on effectiveness and safety We’re here to help you get trusted answers about the vaccines so you can feel confident in your choice to get vaccinated. Get the facts about COVID-19 vaccine safety Are the vaccines effective? Is one of the vaccines more effective than another? Which vaccine should I get? Does the need for booster shots mean the vaccines aren’t effective? Are the vaccines safe? Can the vaccines cause infertility? How many shots do I need? How soon will I be protected after I get vaccinated? Are there any vaccine side effects? Can I get COVID-19 from the vaccine? Will the COVID-19 vaccine protect me from the flu? FAQs on insurance and cost How much does the COVID-19 vaccine cost? What if I don’t have health insurance? FAQs on other COVID-19 safety measures Do COVID-19 vaccines mean we can get “back to normal”? Why do I need to get vaccinated if everyone else does? Won’t we reach herd immunity? More FAQs COVID-19 vaccine FAQs from the Institute for Clinical Systems Improvement (ICSI) COVID-19 vaccines for kids and teens: your questions, answered After your COVID-19 vaccination: 5 things to do next Are COVID-19 vaccines safe? 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