How to get your second COVID-19 Vaccine Dose 

Riverside County Public Health Vaccine Clinics

(ex: Citrus High School, Corona High School, Heritage High School, Indio Fairgrounds, Lake Elsinore Storm Stadium, Perris Fairgrounds, San Gorgonio Middle School, Tahquitz High School)

For those who received a first dose at a county vaccine clinic, Riverside County health officials will reach out to residents through the contact method provided at the first appointment. At that time, the county will provide instructions for receiving the second dose conforming to the current CDC guideline on timeframes. Residents who received their first dose at a private provider, should contact that same provider to schedule their second dose.

Current CDC guidelines recommends that second doses be given between 21-42 days for Pfizer and 28-42 days for Moderna vaccines. Receiving a second dose too early may reduce the effectiveness of the vaccine.

Community Providers

For a list of community providers please check www.rivcoph.org/COVID-19-Vaccine-Providers

For those who received a first dose at one of the community providers, vaccine supplies are very limited, and it may not be possible to schedule your second dose in a timely manner. We encourage you to check with your primary care physician or other community providers who may have appointments available. For a list of some of the community providers, go to www.rivcoph.org/COVID-19-Vaccine-Providers

Current CDC guidelines recommends that second doses be given between 21-42 days for Pfizer and 28-42 days for Moderna vaccines. Receiving a second dose too early may reduce the effectiveness of the vaccine.