COVID-19 Vaccines
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has authorized two COVID-19 vaccines. VA will have a limited amount of vaccines to start. We've worked with the CDC and other federal partners to develop a phased plan. Our goal is to do the most good for the most people during this time.
Currently, VA is offering COVID-19 vaccine to Veterans already receiving care from the VA, based on CDC and VA risk criteria. If you're eligible to get a vaccine, your VA health care team will contact you.
Veterans who are not enrolled or do not currently receive care at VA can visit VA's Eligibility web page to learn more: Eligibility For VA Health Care | Veterans Affairs
West Palm Beach VA Medical Center COVID-19 Vaccine Update
You must already receive care at VA or be eligible to receive care at VA in order to receive the COVID-19 Vaccine.
| Patient Group | Status |
| Eligible High Risk Veterans: Community Living Centers and other congregate living settings, Homeless Veterans, Hemodialysis patients, Solid Organ Transplant patients or patients who are listed for transplant, Spinal Cord Injury, and Chemotherapy patients (receiving chemotherapy in a clinic/hospital setting) | Actively Vaccinating |
| Eligible Veterans aged 65 and older | Actively Vaccinating |
| Eligible Veterans employed as essential frontline workers (aged 18 and older); firefighters, police officers, corrections officers, food and agricultural workers, U.S. Postal Service workers, manufacturing workers, grocery store workers, public transit workers, and those who work in the education sector (teachers and support staff members) as well as daycare workers who have not yet received the first dose. You must bring identification or documentation that you are employed as an essential worker defined by the CDC. | Actively Vaccinating |
| Eligible Veterans younger than 65 with underlying medical conditions: Underlying medical conditions, as determined by the CDC, can be found here. | Actively Vaccinating |
| Eligible Veterans younger than 65 | Pending Vaccination |
Note: If you have received any vaccine, such as the Flu or Shingles vaccines, you will need to wait 14 days from the date of that vaccination before receiving the COVID-19 vaccine.
During this initial phase of limited supply, our facilities are offering vaccinations to the above categories of Veterans already receiving care at VA and those who are eligible to receive care at VA. Additional information regarding COVID-19 Vaccine clinics is located below. Check this page periodically for updates.
COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic Locations & Schedules:
| West Palm Beach VAMC | Building 14 |
| By Appointment – call 561-422-5220 | |
| Walk-ins - Monday - Friday, 10 am - 3 pm each day | |
| Stuart CBOC | Mondays & Thursdays (excluding Federal Holidays) |
| By Appointment Only - call 561-422-5220 9:30 am - 11:30 am 1 pm - 3 pm |
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| Fort Pierce CBOC |
Tuesdays |
| By Appointment Only - call 561-422-5220 9:30 am - 11:30 am 1 pm - 3 pm |
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| February 27 COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic - Fenn Center | |
| March 3 COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic - Blackburn Center | |
| Delray Beach CBOC |
Wednesdays and Fridays |
| By Appointment Only - call 561-422-5220 9:30 am - 11:30 am 1 pm - 3 pm |
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| FAU 2nd Dose Clinic | Saturday, March 6, 2021 at 9 am - 4 pm |
| By Appointment Only This event is for Veterans who received their first dose at FAU on Feb. 6th |
Thank you for your patience and for trusting VA with your health care needs.
To get the latest updates and sign up to stay informed about COVID-19 vaccines, visit VA's vaccine information page.
Contact Info
Location
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West Palm Beach VA Medical Center and
Community Based
Outpatient Clinics in Stuart, Fort Pierce and Delray Beach
Contact Number(s)
- 800-972-8262 Ext. 5220
- 561-422-5220
Hours of Operation
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By appointment
as supply allows
