You can schedule your booster above now!

• For 6 months or older, OCH is offering the Moderna and Pfizer vaccines

• Novavax is available for people aged 12 years and older.

• Johnson & Johnson is available for a limited time to people 18+ years old on request, but the CDC recommends the Moderna, Pfizer, or Novavax vaccine instead.

Vaccines are available for OCH patients and all community members. You can schedule online or call or text to schedule.

Booster doses are available for everyone 5+ years old. You can schedule online or call or text to schedule. The new Bivalent, Omicron variant targeted vaccine is available for those over 12 who have completed an initial vaccine series and as long as it’s been 2-months since your last dose.

There is NO charge for the COVID-19 vaccine! We will bill your insurance for the cost of administering the vaccine if you have it, but you will never see a bill. You will be vaccinated for free if you do not have insurance.

Learn more about side effects here. Visit our Results and Records page for access to your Vaccine Record.

You can easily find a record of your COVID vaccines through your MyChart account. Learn more here.

Talk to your PCP if you have questions about qualifying for an additional dose as part of your initial vaccine series.

If you think your health conditions fit this category you can schedule an appointment online or by calling or texting our clinics.

This resource from the Washington Department of Health has information on which doses you should receive and when.

As of August 31, 2022, all booster doses use the bivalent vaccine. With this new vaccine version, people no longer need to track how many booster doses they have received.

If you live in or are fishing in the Columbia River Gorge we are partnering with the Columbia River Inter-Tribal Fish Commission to bring vaccines to you. You can also schedule an appointment at any of our clinics.

You are up to date with your COVID-19 vaccines if you have completed a COVID-19 vaccine primary series and received the most recent recommended booster dose. The primary or initial series is 2-doses of Moderna, Pfizer, or Novavax, or 1 dose of J&J. As of August 31, 2022, the only approved booster dose for people 12 years and older is the new bivalent version from Moderna or Pfizer.

Previously, booster recommendations were based on the number of vaccines received. For example, adults 50 and older were supposed to have two vaccines and two boosters. This was getting confusing. What about those who got the one-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine? What if someone had COVID-19, then a first booster? Does that count as two boosts? It was difficult for people to know if they were current on their vaccines. With this new booster, there is no need to track or catch up with the other dose. All you need is the primary series and a bivalent booster.