COVID Vaccines

COVID-19 vaccines and boosters are safe, effective, and free. Individuals do not need an ID or health insurance to access a vaccine or booster and do not need to show a vaccine card when getting a booster.

COVID Vaccines

Eligibility

People ages 6 months+ who live, work, or study in Massachusetts should get a COVID-19 vaccine or booster. People ages 5+ should get a booster. Search vaccines.gov for vaccination appointments or find a mobile vaccination clinic.

Find a Vaccine or Booster Near You


AddressRegisterEligibility
CVS

434 Rantoul St. Beverly, MAFind an appointment
Walk-Ins not accepted
12+ (vaccine and those eligible for booster)
CVS19 Dodge St. Beverly, MAFind an appointment
Walk-Ins not accepted
12+ (vaccine and those eligible for booster)
Walgreens54 Elliott St. Beverly, MAFind an appointment
Walk-Ins not accepted
12+ (vaccine and those eligible for booster)
Danvers Vaccination Clinic1 Ferncroft Rd. Danvers, MACLOSED5-11 yrs (vaccine)
12+ (vaccine and those eligible for booster)


All Mass Vaccination Sites are closed. You can find other local sites to get vaccinated or receive your booster by visiting Vaccines.gov.

You can schedule an in-home vaccination if you can’t travel to get a vaccine, call (833) 983-0485 Monday through Friday from 9 AM to 5 PM or visit Mass.gov In Home Vaccination Program. Representatives speak English, Spanish, and can connect you with translators for more than 100 languages. 

You may receive any brand booster regardless of which vaccine you received previously. For more information on the COVID-19 booster: mass.gov/COVID19booster. To check if you are eligible for a booster: mass.gov/BoosterCheck.

State Vaccine Information

Information about the COVID-19 vaccine is being updated on a daily basis. To ensure you are accessing the latest information, please use the following resources form the Massachusetts state website listed below:

Important Information to know before going to a vaccination appointment

  • The vaccine is free. You will never be asked for a credit card number to make an appointment.
  • You must make an appointment to get a vaccine.
  • Some vaccines requires two doses. You should make sure you have a second appointment scheduled from the same site, or know how to schedule it, before leaving your first appointment.
  • You must confirm you are eligible for your phase.
  • You can get a vaccine even if you do not have insurance, a driver’s license, or a Social Security number.