SALT LAKE CITY, Utah – More and more people are eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine, but you’ll need to make an appointment to get one.
Residents shouldn’t arrive at vaccination clinics without an appointment, officials say.
According to the Utah Department of Health, local health departments have high volumes of calls and web traffic and it can take multiple attempts to make an appointment. Each department is also given a limited number of doses per week, so some residents may still need to check with their local health department.
UDOH states that anyone who wants a vaccine can get one at some point.
For more information on the COVID-19 vaccine in Utah, please visit here.
Eligible Utahns currently include healthcare workers, long-term care workers and residents, first aiders, those 65 and over, K-12 teachers and school staff, and residents 16 and over with certain medical conditions.
How to get an appointment with your local health department.
The Bear River Health Department serves Box Elder, Cache, and Rich counties.
Eligible residents can click here to schedule an appointment. Use the health department’s calendar to select one of the clinic days.
Those who need help planning an appointment can call 1-800-456-7707.
The Central Utah Health Department serves Juab, Millard, Piute, Sanpete, Sevier, and Wayne counties.
The health department has a waiting list and as soon as vaccines are available health officials will be in touch with those on the list.
If you are 65 years of age or older, click here to be placed on the waiting list.
If you are between 18 and 64 years of age and are at high health risk, click here to be placed on the waiting list.
If you are a K-12 teacher or staff member, click here to schedule an appointment.
If you are a health worker or behavioral practitioner, click here to schedule an appointment.
If you are an ambulance or first responder, click here to make an appointment.
If you are 16 years of age and older and have any health problems, click here to make an appointment.
Eligible Residents who need help scheduling an appointment can call 801-525-4900.
If you are 65 or older, click here to make an appointment.
If you are 16 years of age and older and have certain medical conditions, click here for information on scheduling an appointment.
The district currently no longer offers initial dose appointments for health care workers or other eligible residents. Those who qualify are asked to make an appointment at a participating pharmacy.
Eligible residents can click here to schedule an appointment.
Those who need help with scheduling can call 435-359-0038
The Department of Health in southeast Utah serves Carbon, Emery, and Grand counties.
Eligible residents can click here to schedule an appointment.
The Utah Health Department serves Beaver, Garfield, Iron, Kane, and Washington counties.
Eligible residents can click here to schedule an appointment. Scroll down to your county and click on a specific day of the clinic to register.
You can also receive scheduling updates by sending “SWUHEALTH” to 888777.
Residents 65 and older and residents 16 and older with certain medical conditions can click to be notified when vaccine registration begins.
Eligible residents can click here to schedule an appointment.
Eligible residents can also call 435-277-2484 to make an appointment.
The TriCounty Health Department serves the counties of Dagget, Duchesne, and Uintah.
Eligible Uintah County Residents can click here to schedule an appointment in Vernal.
Eligible Daggett County Residents can click here to schedule an appointment in Manila.
Eligible Duchesne County Residents can click here to schedule an appointment in Roosevelt.
Eligible residents can click here to schedule an appointment.
You can also receive scheduling updates by sending “UCHEALTH” to 888777.
Eligible residents can make an appointment at 435-657-3276.
The Weber-Morgan Health Department serves the Weber and Morgan districts.
The health department has a waiting list and as soon as vaccines are available health officials will be in touch with those on the list.
Eligible Residents can click here to be placed on the vaccine waiting list.
Those who do not have an email address can call 801-399-7777 to be added to the waiting list.
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