Parents will be able to book appointments for their children who are at least 12 year old for the COVID-19 vaccine Thursday morning.
Rite Aid, Walgreens and CVS say they are expanding Pfizer vaccine eligibility to children 12 and older and are making appointments available.
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With CVS, appointments are being made available at more than 5,600 CVS pharmacy locations nationwide, including 565 across California.
Participating CVS pharmacy locations will begin administering the Pfizer vaccine to children as young as 12 years old starting Thursday, the company said in a press release. People are encouraged to get an appointment online or through the CVS app, but walk-ins are also accepted.
How to make a Rite Aid COVID vaccine appointment
Rite Aid says guardians of children under 18 can now schedule appointments for the Pfizer vaccine using the Rite Aid scheduling tool found at www.RiteAid.com/covid-19.
Rite Aid also created a clinic inquiry tool to allow schools and organizations in its footprint to inquire about organizing on-site clinics conducted by the company’s pharmacy team.
“The online clinic inquiry tool provides an efficient way to help bring the vaccine directly into communities and reach people at schools, community centers, churches, and workplaces,” Rite Aid said in a news release.
How to make a Walgreens COVID vaccine appointment
Walgreens is also offering the Pfizer vaccine for those 12 and up, and appointments can be made online.
Starting Thursday, May 13, same-day appointments will be available either online, through the company’s mobile app, over the phone or at a Walgreens store (walk-in), up to 30 minutes prior to the desired appointment time.
