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COVID-19 Vaccines

COVID-19 vaccinations at Fenway Health are currently on pause as we await updated guidance from the CDC on the administration of new vaccine formulations that are designed to better protect against current strains of the virus.  We expect that guidance any day now.

Fenway Health offers COVID-19 vaccinations for patients 5 and older. You can search for vaccination locations close to you by visiting the state’s vaxfinder website or calling 211.

We currently have updated Moderna COVID vaccines for all patients 6 months and older at 1340 Boylston Street and 142 Berkeley Street.

  • Fenway: Ansin (1340 Boylston Street) either with your next regularly scheduled clinic appointment OR by appointment only (no walk-ins) through our daily vaccination clinic, located on the 10th floor. Hours for both options are 9am – 3:30pm from Monday through Friday.
  • Fenway: South End (142 Berkeley Street) with your next regularly scheduled clinic appointment only. Please note: we are not holding separate vaccination clinics at Fenway: South End at this time.
  • Please note: you can also get a flu shot in addition to your COVID-19 vaccine during your appointment

You can schedule a vaccination appointment at our 1340 Boylston Vaccination Clinic by calling 617.927.6000.

Please remember the following tips to ensure a smooth vaccination appointment:

  1. Please wear a t-shirt underneath, so that nursing staff can easily vaccinate your arm.
  2. Please bring your insurance card just in case your demographics and insurance information need to be updated; please note that lack of insurance will not keep you from getting vaccinated, and vaccination will always be performed at no cost to patients/clients. You should never be asked to pay for your vaccination appointment or your vaccine. You should never be asked for other personal details like a credit card number or your social security number.
  3. If you do not normally take drugs like ibuprofen/naproxen/acetaminophen, please do not start taking it before your vaccination appointment. If these drugs are part of your daily regimen, please do not stop taking them just because of the vaccine.
  4. Please wear a mask to your appointment.
  5. If you have already received a COVID-19 vaccine, please bring your vaccination card with you.
  6. Familiarize yourself with the Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) Fact Sheet and Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) for the vaccine you will receive:

The state of Massachusetts has recently launched their “COVID-19 SMART Health Card.” This is way for people who have received their COVID-19 vaccination in Massachusetts to obtain proof of their vaccination status online. The COVID-19 digital vaccine card provides a QR code* that can be stored on your mobile device, so you don’t have to carry a paper vaccination card.

When filling out the state’s MY Vax Records online request form, please fill in all required fields. Try using both your email and phone number to retrieve your vaccination record. Once your request is complete and has been submitted through the form, you will receive a link either by email or text message (depending on how you searched for your record) to download the COVID-19 SMART Health Card QR code.

Fenway Health is working with the state to provide complete COVID-19 vaccination records for everyone that we have vaccinated.

What should I do if my vaccination record is not available through My Vax Records?

If you received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine at Fenway Health and your records are not available on the state’s website at this time (after searching using both your phone and email), please try submitting another request through the state’s website in about a week.

If you were vaccinated someplace other than Fenway Health, please contact the provider who administered your vaccination.

*Note that all of your vaccination records (flu, COVID-19, etc.) will appear online; however, only your COVID-19 vaccination records will appear by using the QR code.

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