If you are a first responder, healthcare worker,
or 65 years of age or older,
please click on one of the links below to schedule an appointment to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. Appointments are posted one week at a time due to uncertain vaccine availability. Please check back each Friday after 5 p.m. for appointments for the coming Monday-Saturday.
If you have already received your 1st dose, someone from CDPH will contact you to schedule your second dose.
Key Points to Remember:
- Everyone must have an appointment to receive a vaccine. Individuals may come together in the same car if they have appointments for the same day, even if different times.
- There are a limited number of appointments each day, so you may not get an appointment right away. Please be patient.
- There are many approved vaccine providers throughout the state, although their vaccine supply may also be limited. Please check this site for other locations: https://dph.georgia.gov/locations/covid-vaccination-site
- Please follow the instructions in your appointment confirmation email.
Acworth/Kennesaw and Smyrna public health center locations will be closed temporarily for all clinical services as of
Thursday, Jan. 7, 2021
(WIC services will not be affected)
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