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How to book a COVID-19 vaccine appointment

Enter some information below to find out how you can schedule your vaccine appointments.

You can also do this for someone else, if you manage their medical care and appointments.

Last updated: June 10, 2021

Booking your accelerated second dose

When you are eligible for your accelerated second dose, you do not need to book at the same location (or location type) as your first dose, even if you have an existing second appointment already booked.

For example, if your first dose was at a mobile clinic, you can book your second dose at a mass vaccination clinic or pharmacy.

Which vaccine you can get for your second dose depends on your first. Learn which vaccine type you can get.

I want to book my (required)

First dose of the vaccine

Second dose of the vaccine

You must select dose you want to book.

Which vaccine did you get for your first dose? (required)

Find the vaccine type in your first dose confirmation email or on your vaccination receipt.

AstraZeneca

Moderna

Pfizer

You must select the vaccine you got for your first dose.

When did you get dose 1 of the COVID-19 vaccine? (required)

Find the date in your first dose confirmation email or on your vaccination receipt.

Day

Month

Please enter a valid date.

Postal code (required)

If you do not have one or live in a recently built neighbourhood, use the postal code of a shelter, library, or other community space in your area.

Example: A1A 1A1

We could not match your postal code to a public health unit. Try entering the postal code again or select your public health unit below. Look up your public health unit

Public health unit (required)

Birth year (required)

Invalid birth year. Please try again.

Do you identify as First Nations, Inuit, or Métis? (required)

If you are a non-Indigenous partner or household member of someone in this group, select “Yes.”

Yes

You must select whether you identify as First Nations, Inuit, or Métis.

Do you belong to any of these priority groups? (required)

First Nations, Inuit, and Métis people (including non-Indigenous partners and household members)

Residents of long-term care homes, retirement homes, elder care lodges, or assisted living facilities

Transplant recipients

Dialysis patients

Cancer patients on active treatment

Those taking anti-CD20 agent medication (for example, rituximab, ocrelizumab, ofatumumab)

Specific high-risk health care workers This link will open in a new window.

None of the above

You must select an eligible group.

Health card type (required)

Your answer does not affect your eligibility, but it does affect how you can book.

Green Ontario photo health card (expired cards accepted)

Red and white Ontario health card

No Ontario health card

You must select a health card type.

You can book COVID-19 vaccine appointments through either: selecting from option A or B

Option A

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Option B

Option A

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Option B

You can book COVID-19 vaccine appointments through

You are not currently eligible to book an appointment.

Ontario has a three-phase plan that prioritizes vaccines for those at greatest risk of severe illness and those who care for them. Each public health unit also has a complementary plan tailored to their own community’s needs.

Vaccines also continue to be available at mobile and pop-up clinics in hot spots and at pharmacies across the province. These clinics are promoted locally within target communities and local public health units.

Additional resources

Visit [public health unit] for more information. This link will open in a new window.

You are not currently eligible to book an accelerated second dose appointment.

You can still book your second dose 16 weeks after your first.

Learn when you will become eligible to book an accelerated second dose.

Additional resources

Visit [public health unit] for more information. This link will open in a new window.

Through this phone number, you can get a vaccine at a mass immunization clinic or youth clinic (if you are between 12 and 17).

Vaccine available: Pfizer or Moderna.

COVID-19 vaccine call centre:

1‑833‑943‑3900

Call centre hours:
8 a.m. to 8 p.m. every day

This call centre does not book appointments for pharmacies.

Additional resources

Each public health unit is developing a vaccine plan tailored to their own community’s needs.

Visit [public health unit] for more information. This link will open in a new window.

Through this system, you can get a vaccine at a mass immunization clinic or youth clinic (if you are between 12 and 17).

To book, you must:

have a green photo health (OHIP) card (you will need numbers on both sides of the card, expired cards will be accepted)
have an email address (or can use the email of the person helping you)
have a modern web browser (the booking site is not compatible with Internet Explorer 11 or earlier)

Vaccine available: Pfizer or Moderna.

Continue

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Call centre

You can also book your vaccine appointments at 1-XXX-XXX-XXXX if you prefer to call. This call centre does not book appointments for pharmacies.

Additional resources

Each public health unit is developing a vaccine plan tailored to their own community’s needs.

Visit [public health unit] for more information. This link will open in a new window.

To book, you must have an Ontario health (OHIP) card or another form of government-issued identification.

Vaccine available: AstraZeneca, Moderna, or Pfizer.

Find a pharmacy

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Additional resources

Each public health unit is developing a vaccine plan tailored to their own community’s needs.

Visit [public health unit] for more information. This link will open in a new window.

This public health unit uses their own system to book vaccine appointments.

Vaccine available: Pfizer or Moderna.

Phone number:

1-XXX-XXX-XXXX

This call centre does not book appointments for pharmacies.

Additional resources

Each public health unit is developing a vaccine plan tailored to their own community’s needs.

Visit [public health unit] for more information. This link will open in a new window.

This public health unit uses their own system to book vaccine appointments.

Through this system, you can get a vaccine at a mass immunization clinic or youth clinic (if you are between 12 and 17).

You may need an Ontario health (OHIP) card to book.

Vaccine available: Pfizer or Moderna.

Continue

This link will open in a new window.

Call centre

You can also book your vaccine appointments at 1-XXX-XXX-XXXX if you prefer to call. This call centre does not book appointments for pharmacies.

You must be 12 years old or older on the day of your appointment to book online. If you are currently 11 years old: call 1-XXX-XXX-XXXX

You can also contact a COVID-19 vaccination clinic supported by First Nations, Inuit, and Métis health organizations.

Your non-Indigenous partners or household members can also get a vaccine.

You are not currently eligible to book an accelerated second dose appointment.

You can still book a regular second dose appointment that is not "accelerated."

Learn when you will become eligible to book an accelerated second dose.

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