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Click on either VA Blue Button Report or VA Health Summary. You can choose either or both. 
 Download your information.

For VA Blue Button: Select a date range to include in your report. For the type of information, select VA Immunizations. Your report will list each dose of your COVID-19 vaccine separately. 
	After you submit your request, you’ll get links to a PDF and a plain text version of your report to download. 
For VA Health Summary: To get started, select Immunizations from the table of contents. You can’t edit the date range or type of vaccine information you want to include in the report. Your report will list all your VA immunizations.
	After you submit your request, you’ll get links to a PDF and an XML version of your report to download. An XML file can be read by computers. 
 

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With an online account, you can get your VA vaccine records through our official VA Health and Benefits app or through a non-VA (or third-party) health app.
Your vaccine records will include a record of any COVID-19 vaccines that you got at a VA health facility. Your records will also include any COVID-19 vaccines that you got outside of VA if you shared a photo of your vaccine record card with your VA health care team. 

How to get your vaccine records through the VA Health and Benefits app
Follow these steps to get your COVID-19 vaccine records through the VA Health and Benefits app.

 If you don’t already have the VA Health and Benefits app, you can download the app now from the Apple or Google Play app store. 
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Descubra cómo obtener una copia de sus registros de vacunas COVID-19 del VA a través del sitio web My HealtheVet o en su dispositivo móvil. También puede utilizar su tarjeta de vacunación de los Centros de Control y Prevención de Enfermedades (CDC)—o una foto de la tarjeta—como prueba de vacunación.

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Get the VA Health and Benefits app from the Apple app store
Get the VA Health and Benefits app from the Google Play store 
 Sign in to the app.
The first time you sign in to the app, you’ll need to sign in with your Premium DS Logon, Premium My HealtheVet, or verified ID.me account. If you don’t have one of these accounts, you can create a verified ID.me account.
You can then choose to set up biometric sign-in. This lets you use your phone’s built-in security features—like fingerprint and face recognition—to securely access your information. 
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 Select the vaccine record you want to share on your mobile phone. 

How to get your records through a connected app 
With an online account, you can connect your VA health records to a non-VA (or third-party) health app. Then you can get and share your vaccine records from the connected app on your mobile device. 
Follow these steps to connect your records to an app:

 Find the app you want to use, like Apple Health for iPhone or CommonHealth for Android. Some apps, like Apple Health, might already be installed on your device. You can find others in your device’s app store. 
Find VA connected apps you can use 
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 Review the information the app is asking to access. If you’re comfortable sharing that information, allow access. 

Find out what to do if you have trouble with the app

If you have trouble connecting the app: Contact the app’s support for help. 
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Find out what to do if you have trouble with the app

If you have trouble connecting the app: Contact the app’s support for help. 
If you have trouble signing in to your VA account: Read our frequently asked questions about signing in to VA.gov
If your health records are missing: It can take up to 36 hours for new health records to appear. This gives your health care provider time to discuss results with you first. If it’s been more than 3 days since your last appointment, or if you need your information sooner, contact your VA health care team.
If your information isn’t accurate: Call our MyVA411 main information line at 800-698-2411 (TTY: 711). Or ask a staff member at a VA health facility near you for help. Find a VA health facility near you
If you get an “unreadable data” message: This means the connected app has access to your information but doesn’t use it in its interface. This is nothing to worry about. If you have questions about this, send feedback directly to the app.

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Show the card to the provider before you get your vaccine. Eligible Veterans can get COVID-19 vaccines free of charge at community care locations.
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Learn more about how to get a COVID-19 vaccine from a community provider
We encourage you to take the first opportunity you have to get a vaccine at the most convenient location for you. 
Find other vaccine providers near you on the CDC vaccine finder website

 How we contact Veterans about getting a vaccine 
 

If you’re currently receiving care at VA, your local VA health facility may contact you by phone, email, or text message. If you’re eligible and want to get a vaccine, we encourage you to respond.
But before you provide any personal information or click on any links, be sure the call, email, or text is really from VA.

Text messages will always come from 80728.
Emails will always come from a va.gov email address.
If someone calls you from VA and you don’t recognize the phone number, ask for a number to call them back. Then call your local VA health facility to verify.

Your facility may invite you to get a vaccine in different ways:

They may invite you to a large vaccination event, like a drive-thru clinic.
They may offer you a specific date and time to get a vaccine.
They may ask you to schedule an appointment.

 What to tell your health care provider before you get a COVID-19 vaccine 
 

Before you get a vaccine, tell the provider giving you the vaccine about all your health conditions. Be sure to tell your provider if any of the below are true for you:

You have any allergies
You have a fever
You have a bleeding disorder or are on a blood thinner
You have a condition that weakens your immune system and makes you immunocompromised (like cancer, HIV, an organ transplant, or a genetic immune deficiency)
You’re taking a medicine that affects your immune system (like chemotherapy or corticosteroids)
You’re pregnant, planning to become pregnant, or breastfeeding
You’ve received another COVID-19 vaccine
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Por qué vacunarse contra el COVID-19Siempre es su decisión si quiere vacunarse o no. Su decisión no afectará de ninguna manera su atención médica en VA ni ninguno de sus beneficios de VA.Aquí hay algunas razones para obtener una vacuna contra el COVID-19:La vacunación es la forma más segura de protegerse a sí mismo y proteger a su familia de una enfermedad grave y de la muerte por el COVID-19. La vacunación proporciona una respuesta inmunitaria más segura y predecible que la infección.
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Yes. If you're struggling because of life situations like losing your job, having a sudden decrease in income, or having an increase in out-of-pocket family health care expenses, we can help. You can request financial hardship assistance to manage your current VA copay debt or request an exemption from future copays. 
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Yes. We temporarily closed all of our 56 regional offices for in-person visits due to COVID-19. At this time, some offices have reopened with limited hours and services. These offices may be screening visitors for COVID-19 symptoms. We require everyone entering a VA facility to wear a mask that covers their mouth and nose.
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