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All COVID-19 vaccines are safe and effective at preventing the spread of COVID-19. Vaccinations also prevent individuals from becoming severely ill in rare instances where they become infected. If you are eligible, please do your part to keep our community safe by getting the vaccine as soon as possible. 

Eligibility
As of Thursday, May 13, 2021, all individuals age 12 and older who live, work, or study in Massachusetts are eligible to be vaccinated. 

Please note that only Pfizer vaccine is authorized for emergency use by individuals under 18 years old. Residents age age 12-18 should seek clinics administering Pfizer vaccine.

Vaccine Clinic Locations in Lowell

 Information about additional sites outside of Lowell can be found online at: vaxfinder.mass.gov

Make an Appointment By Phone
The City of Lowell has launched a dedicated vaccine appointment assistance call center that will offer live, phone-based support to residents attempting to secure a COVID-19 vaccine appointment. The call center will be open Monday through Saturday from 7:00 AM to 3:00 PM, and is equipped to provide assistance to callers in English, Khmer, Spanish and Portuguese. Residents can reach the call center by dialing 978-228-3019.

Lowell residents may use this line for assistance in schedule appointments, for general inquiries related to the vaccine, to report a need for an at-home vaccination (for homebound residents) and to be added to the waitlist to make a vaccine appointment at the Lowell Senior Center.

Eligible residents encountering difficulty making vaccine appointments using the State's online system may also make an appointment by phone by calling the Mass Vaccine Scheduling Resource Line at 2-1-1. The resource line is available Monday-Friday, 8:30AM-5:00PM.

Other Vaccination Sites in Massachusetts
As more members of the public become eligible to receive the vaccine, all health care institutions including hospitals, community health centers and private medical offices will have access to the vaccine to vaccinate their patients. Pharmacies will also be able to vaccinate their customers.

Lowell residents are also eligible to seek appointments at public sites outside of the City including pharmacies and mass vaccination sites which are equipped to handle a high volume of vaccinations. To view a map of active vaccine clinics in Massachusetts, visit: mass.gov/covidvaccinemap. Please note that many locations on this map are restricted to residents of certain regions. Locations listed on this map vary frequently.

Know the Facts
Appointments are required to get a vaccine.
The vaccine is free. You will not be asked to provide credit information to make an appointment
The vaccine is safe. It is not possible to get COVID-19 from the vaccine. Mild side-effects are common, but go away within a few days.
The vaccine is effective. All vaccines that have received emergency use authorization from the FGA demonstrated a high rate of effectiveness in preventing COVID-19 in clinical trials.
Health insurance is not required. You may be asked to provide health insurance information when registering, but will not be denied an appointment if you are uninsured.
Some vaccines required two shots. The Pfizer and Moderna vaccines require a second shot. If you receive either vaccine, you should schedule your second shot before leaving your first appointment.  

COVID-19 Vaccine Frequently Asked Questions
COVID-19 Vaccine Factsheet
Homebound Vaccination Program Resource Guide
VIDEO: January 29 - Update on Vaccine Distribution from City Manager Eileen Donoghue
VIDEO: How to Make a COVID-19 Vaccine Appointment in Lowell Online