This message isn’t new, but we know that these simple steps — mask up, back up and wash up — are some of the most effective actions everyone can take to protect themselves and others from COVID-19.
FERMIN LEGUEN, MD, MPH
ACTING CHIEF HEALTH OFFICER
Groups eligible for COVID-19 vaccination
as of January 18
- Health Care Workforce (previously Tier One)
- People 70 years old and over
- Public Safety & Security
- Frontline Community Support
For more on prioritization and eligibility for the COVID-19 vaccination, review the Nevada COVID-19 Playbook V3.
People eligible to receive the vaccine can make an appointment by clicking the button below. Appointments may be limited. More dates and times are being added, and everyone who wants the vaccine will be able to get it.
Proof of employment as well as photo ID and proof of residency should be brought to your appointment.
Help The Seniors In Your Life Get Vaccinated Against Covid-19
The COVID-19 vaccination process can be very confusing. Each county has their own rollout plan with different vaccine locations and sign-up processes and there are scams. Note that COVID-19 vaccines are free of charge and only available from the county health department or a healthcare provider. So please help a senior navigate the system and secure their vaccine. Even if it’s not yet your turn to get vaccinated, you can help end this pandemic.
Make a plan to get your COVID-19 vaccine. Be ready when it’s your turn.
Nevada is prioritizing how the COVID-19 vaccine is distributed to ensure that the people most at risk of serious illness or dying get protected first. Soon it will be your turn to get the vaccine — which requires two separate shots — so it’s time to get ready. Be on the lookout for scams. COVID-19 vaccines are free of charge, so you will never be asked for money or a credit card. And only provide your personal information to the county health department or healthcare providers when you make an appointment.
