Columbia Vaccine Locations
All locations are open to people ages 16+ unless noted otherwise.
650 W. 168th St.
If 16 or 17 years old, must be a ColumbiaDoctors patient.
216 Fort Washington Avenue (Enter on 169th Street)
For ages 18 and older only.
51 W. 51st St.
2702 Broadway (Opening April 20)
605 W. 125th Street
Weekend Pop Ups
Ages 16+
Appointments can be made by using Connect, if you do not have an account, please create one first.
Get Help Scheduling an Appointment

To schedule an in-home COVID vaccine appointment for homebound New York City residents, visit the Vax4NYC website, call 877-829-4692 or fill out this form.
Schedule an Appointment

The COVID-19 vaccine is now available to all New York residents 16 and older. People who live outside of the state but work (paid or unpaid) or study in New York are also eligible to get vaccinated. People who are 16 or 17 years old are only eligible for the Pfizer vaccine.

You can schedule an appointment on the following sites:
- New York State Vaccination Sites
- Vaccine Together NY - Appointments at the Armory
- NYC Vaccine Finder
Stay Informed
* The CDC and the FDA recommended on April 13, 2021 a pause in vaccination using the Johnson and Johnson (Janssen) vaccine to review reports of a rare side effect and its possible relation to the vaccine. Read more.
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