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Tips to Get a Georgia COVID-19 Vaccination Appointment

Tips to Get a Georgia COVID-19 Vaccination Appointment

Effective March 30, 2021

Georgia Governor Brian Kemp has opened the COVID 19 vaccine eligibility to all over the age of 16.  With this increase in eligibility, The Benefit Company thought you and your employees may find this as a helpful resource if searching for a vaccine location. TBC does not endorse or support any of the locations mentioned; we are offering this as a helpful resource.

 

Tools to Locate Vaccine

Vaccine Finder: www.vaccinefinder.org

Good Rx: www.goodrx.com/covid-19/vaccine

Get My Vaccine: www.getmyvaccine.org

Vaccine Spotter: www.vaccinespotter.org

WSBTV: https://www.wsbtv.com/coronavirus-vaccine/

Tip: These sites will let you know which locations carry COV/D-19 vaccines but won’t always be accurate regarding appointment availability.

 

 “No Waste Lists”

You can also try calling around to individual pharmacies and ask to be added to their “no waste list.” Walmart seems to be the easiest place to get on a list. Also, some places will administer doses at the end of the day to people who show up without an appointment-in an effort to not throw away doses that would have expired otherwise.

Tip: Keep your phone handy if you get on one of these lists since you need to answer and be ready to immediately drive to the pharmacy.

 

Where to Book Vaccination Appointments

Walgreens

https://www.walgreens.com/findcare/vaccination/covid-19

Tip: You need a Walgreens account to book; they usually add new appointments at midnight each night

 

Publix

https://www.publix.com/covid-vaccine/georgia

Tip: Publix only adds new appointments on Thursdays at 7 am. Must look right at that time to find something! You will need the last 4 digits of the patient’s social security number. More tips located at end of the document.

 

Kroger

https://www.kroger.com/i/coronavirus-update/vaccine

Tip: Kroger adds appointments throughout the day but often between 7-9 pm each evening. If it won’t let you book a second dose appointment, look for a different Kroger location. When searching for a location, you only need to put in the first 3 numbers of the zip code.

 

CVS

https://www.cvs.com/immunizations/covid-19-vaccine

 

Sam’s Club

https://help.samsclub.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/3193/~/covid-19-vaccine

Tip: Try calling your local Sam’s Club to score an appointment since their online system is not great due to erratic vaccine supply.

 

GA Department of Public Health

https://dph.georgia.gov/covid-vaccine

 

My Vaccine Georgia

https://myvaccinegeorgia.com

 

Gwinnett, Newton, and Rockdale County Health Departments

https://www.gnrhealth.com/?fbclid=lwAR1M1ETJ4sP9FpHu9eaBc9k71gTrWmwvGglkBtTvJ5-BnlqASj9sOlh89jE

 

Northside Hospital

https://www.northside.com/covid-19/vaccine-faqs

Tip: Northside Hospital seems to add more appointments in the afternoon, each day.

 

Innovation Compounding

www.vaxgeorgia.com

 

Gwinnett Drugs, Lawrenceville

https://gwinnettdrugs.com/covid-19-2/covid-19/

 

Lily’s Pharmacy, Johns Creek

https://lilyspharmacy.com/pages/covid-19-vaccine

 

Citizens Pharmacy, Flowery Branch NEW!

https://www.covidwaitinglist.com/

 

Emory Healthcare NEW!

https://www.emoryhealthcare.org/covid/covid-vaccine-appointments.html

Tip: Register online and you’ll receive a text message with a number to call.

 

Piedmont Healthcare NEW!

https://www.piedmont.org/covid-19/vaccine

Tip: Must be a patient in their system; can call 470-271-6970 or check MyChart to schedule.

 

Atrium Health NEW!

https://atriumhealth.org/about-us/coronavirus/covid-19-vaccine-trial

 

Wellstar NEW!

https://www.wellstar.org/community/covid-19/vaccine

Tip: Must have been a patient in the past 3 years; they will contact you.

 

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Consult with your own attorney, physician, or financial advisor before taking any action.

This information is provided for educational purposes only.

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