Get Your COVID-19 Vaccine

9/22/2023 - The CDC has recommended updated 2023-2024 COVID-19 vaccines for everyone (6 months and older) that can target the virus that's circulating now. The bivalent COVID-19 vaccines from earlier this year are no longer authorized or available in the United States. ICHS will announce when we have received our updated 2023-2024 COVID-19 vaccine supply. In the meantime ICHS locations are not offering walk-in COVID-19 vaccines.

We each have a responsibility to ensure that those around us are protected. We reduce COVID-19 transmission by being vaccinated and boosted, protecting ourselves, our loved ones, and our community.

Dr. Lakshmi Deepa Yerram, ICHS chief medical officer, emphasizes the importance of vaccinating our youngest children against COVID-19. She also advocates that everyone six months and older.

The available data continue to demonstrate that vaccines prevent the most serious outcomes of COVID-19, which are severe illness, hospitalization, and death.

For more information

Stay up to date with the CDC COVID vaccination page.
Visit the Public Health – Seattle & King County website for the latest information and updates about vaccine development and distribution.
Visit the Washington State Department of Health's vaccine locator to find other COVID-19 vaccine appointments.
Look at our state's Department of Health COVID-19 vaccine page for current information and FAQs.

What to expect

COVID-19 vaccines are free of charge, regardless of immigration or health insurance status.

Please bring your ID and insurance card if you have health insurance. Also bring your CDC vaccination record card if you are receiving your booster dose. You will be given vaccine safety information when you arrive. After you receive your vaccine, ICHS staff will observe you for 15 minutes. If you have a history of allergies or allergic reactions, we will observe you for 30 minutes.