COVID-19 Vaccines and Boosters
Mobile Clinics
Public Health mobile clinics offer an easy, welcoming, no-cost opportunity to get the vaccine at a location near you.
Your Local Pharmacy
Find local pharmacies offering COVID-19 vaccines. You can also text your ZIP code to 438829, or call 1-800-232-0233.
You're probably eligible for an updated COVID-19 booster that is available now. Learn more about boosting your protection against COVID-19.
Mobile Clinics
Come see our team and get your free COVID-19 booster (we have the updated bivalent booster for all ages 5+) or flu shot at one of our upcoming mobile clinics! No appointments are needed for these clinics—just walk in. There are no costs and no requirements related to residency, income, insurance, or immigration status. Please bring your vaccine card, if possible.
If you would like to host a Mobile Vaccine Clinic in your community, please contact us.
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Public Health Clinics
To make an appointment at a Public Health Clinic, please call (805) 781-5500 or the individual clinic at the numbers listed below. Our hours are 8 am - 5 pm.
COVID-19 vaccine appointments now have an office fee of $10.00 each that can be covered by insurance, including Medi-Cal. Public Health clinics serve all patients, regardless of ability to pay.
805-781-5506
805-237-3050
Note that the train station is no longer the vaccine clinic. You can schedule COVID-19 vaccine appointments at the new Paso Robles Public Health Department location.
805-473-7050
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Come Prepared
- Complete, print, and bring your vaccine screening form / formulario de examen para vacunas (forms also available on-site).
- Bring documentation showing your age (driver’s license, state ID, school ID, doctor’s note, passport, etc.)
- Please wear short sleeves or other clothing that makes it easy to access your upper arm.
- Be prepared to wait 15-30 minutes for observation after you receive your vaccine. The entire process may take up to one hour, including registration, screening, vaccination, and the observation period.
For parents:
- Children (under the age of 18) must have an accompanying parent or guardian with them, as well as documentation of their age, such as a passport, birth certificate, medical record, school ID, etc.
- Parents: please review and sign the forms available in English and Spanish before your child’s vaccine appointment (forms also available on-site).
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COVID-19 Boosters
Wondering if you should get boosted?
If it's been at least two months since you got a booster dose or completed your primary series, then it’s a good idea to go get boosted now.
New, updated boosters are available for everyone who has completed their primary series, even if you’ve already been boosted. You just need to wait two months since your last dose.
Everyone five and older who is eligible should get the new, updated booster this fall. This new booster provides protection against the versions of COVID-19 circulating right now, and will help you and your family stay healthy through the holidays and winter months, when respiratory illnesses most widely circulate.
Talk to you doctor, pharmacist, or a health care professional at one of our clinics.
Or, find vaccine appointments available near you at MyTurn.ca.gov or VaccineFinder.org.
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Can't get to a clinic?
Vaccine is available at no expense for homebound SLO County residents who are unable to get to a clinic.
Request a vaccine at home
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Lost your vaccine card?
To get a new vaccine card, walk in to any one of our vaccine-providing Public Health clinics, bring your photo I.D., and the team there can re-write you a new one.
You can also access a digital copy if you got vaccinated in CA. If you want to share your proof of vaccination, you can either use the digital version or the card you were given at the time of your vaccination.
Get a digital vaccine card
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Vaccines FAQs
Where can I get the vaccine? What side effects can I expect after? See our frequently asked questions around vaccines to learn more.
See vaccine FAQs
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More Questions about the Vaccines?
Questions are normal. Call your doctor for more info or contact us and ask to speak to a Public Health nurse. We'll make sure you have the answers you need.