See the calendar of drop-in vaccination events, or see below to schedule your COVID-19 vaccination appointment in Hood River County.
Everyone age 5 and older is eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine.
If you are age 18 or over
People age 18+ who received their second dose of Pfizer or Moderna at least 6 months ago or received their first dose of J&J at least 2 months ago may get a booster.
THERE ARE 3 WAYS TO RECEIVE YOUR VACCINE:
- There are drop-in vaccination events. See the calendar.
- Primary care providers that are listed below will offer vaccinations. Please see clinic profiles for more information.
- There may be vaccines at Rite Aid, Safeway, Walgreens and Walmart pharmacies. Please see additional information on their websites.
Migrant and seasonal farmworkers, seafood and agricultural workers, and food processing workers may also schedule their vaccine appointment at One Community Health. Off-site events are available for agricultural and food processing employers. Please see the OCH website for more information.
If you are age 5 to 17
Pfizer’s vaccine is the only COVID-19 vaccine currently authorized by the Food and Drug Administration for use in those ages 5 to 17 years old. People age 12 to 17 who received their second dose of Pfizer at least 5 months ago may get a booster. Immunocompromised children ages 5 to 11 can now receive a third primary series dose of the Pfizer vaccine.
THERE ARE 5 WAYS TO RECEIVE YOUR PFIZER VACCINE:
- There are drop-in vaccination events. See the calendar.
- Northwest Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine is vaccinating individuals ages 5-21. Call to schedule: 541-386-2300.
- Primary care providers that are listed below will offer vaccinations. Please see clinic profiles for more information.
- The School-Based Health Center at Hood River Valley High School will be vaccinating individuals ages 5-18 during the school year.
- There may be Pfizer vaccines at Rite Aid, Safeway and Walmart pharmacies. Please see additional information on their websites.
Third Doses
A third dose of COVID-19 vaccine may be given to people with moderately to severely compromised immune systems. Immunocompromised children ages 5-11 can receive a third primary series dose of the Pfizer vaccine. This is different from a booster dose (see below). Talk to your healthcare provider to find out if you may need a third dose.
Booster Doses
The CDC recommends that everyone age 12 and older get a booster dose. People who received their second dose of Pfizer or Moderna at least 5 months ago or received their first dose of J&J at least 2 months ago should get a booster. This includes people who are immunocompromised and received a third dose of Pfizer or Moderna. People 12 to 17 years old are only eligible to receive the Pfizer vaccine.
Your 3rd or booster dose does not need to be the same brand as your primary series. (Those under 18 will receive Pfizer.) Boosters are recommended because evidence shows the immune response wanes over time for some people. The goal is to give you optimal protection against COVID-19 infection, severe illness and death.
THERE ARE 3 WAYS TO RECEIVE YOUR THIRD DOSE OR BOOSTER:
- There are drop-in vaccination events. See the calendar.
- Primary care providers that are listed below offer vaccinations to established patients. Please see clinic profiles for more information.
- There may be vaccines at Rite Aid, Safeway, Walgreens and Walmart pharmacies. Please see additional information on their websites.
Primary care providers offering COVID-19 vaccines
- Vaccinating new patients
- Pfizer vaccine for those ages 5-18
- Offering boosters
- Call to schedule: 541-386-5070
PROVIDERS:
- Megan Barton, FNP
- Peter Benziger, MD
- Clara DeLeon, PA-C
- Tony Gay, MD
- Tyler Gray, MD
- Monica Gulley, MD
- Lucia Jensen, PA-C
- Kathleen Pickering, PA
- Jessica Porter, MD
- Matt Sperry, MD
- Established patients only
- Not vaccinating new patients
- Call to schedule: 541-716-5786
PROVIDERS:
- Jeff Horacek, MD
- Established patients only
- Not vaccinating new patients
- Offering boosters
- Call to schedule: 541-716-5757
PROVIDERS:
- Neal Douglas, MD
Hood River County Health Department
- Vaccinating new patients
- Pfizer vaccine for those ages 5-18
- Offering boosters
- covidvaccine@co.hood-river.or.us
- Call to schedule: 541-386-1115
- Vaccinating new patients
- Pfizer vaccine for those ages 5-21
- Call to schedule: 541-386-2300
PROVIDERS:
- Rich Martin, DO
- OCH patients, migrant and seasonal farmworkers, Native Americans, or those without a primary care provider can schedule a vaccine appointment here
- Agricultural and food processing employers: Contact OCH for off-site events
- Vaccinating new patients
- Pfizer vaccine for those ages 5-18
- Offering boosters
- Please see additional information on their website
- 541-386-6380
PROVIDERS:
- Orlando Acosta, MD
- Molly Fauth, MD
- Bob Gobbo, MD
- Corinda Hankins, MD
- Sondi Koch, PA-C
- Mariah McAlister, MD
- Kate McKenna, MD, MPH
- Brooke Nicholls, FNP-C
- Greg Parker, MD
- Constance Serra, MD
- Natalie Speck, MD
- Established patients of Providence
- Not vaccinating new patients
- Moderna vaccines for those age 18 and older
- Pfizer vaccines for those ages 5-18
- Offering boosters
- Call to schedule: 541-387-1300
PROVIDERS:
- Douglas Grissom, MD
- Mike Harris, MD
- Maria McCormick, MD
- Janet Sjoblom, MD
- Established patients of Providence
- Not vaccinating new patients
- Moderna vaccines for those age 18 and older
- Pfizer vaccines for those ages 5-18
- Offering boosters
- Call to schedule: 541-387-6125
PROVIDERS:
- Michelle Edwards, PA-C
- Jonathan Kukier, MD
- Kayla Nixon, FNP
- Molly Olsen, MD
- Jodi Ready, MD
- Stephen Vogt, MD
- Workplace vaccination clinics
- Employers, please contact clinic for more information
- Call to schedule: 541-387-6383
PROVIDERS:
- Megan Barton, FNP
- Christopher Van Tilburg, MD
- One Community Health at Hood River Valley High School
- Vaccinating individuals ages 5-18 during the school year.
- 541-308-8345
- Established patients only
- Not vaccinating new patients
- Pfizer vaccines for those ages 5-18
- Offering boosters
- Call your provider to schedule
PROVIDERS:
- James Brauer, MD
- Charles Buser, MD
- Deana Dahl, FNP-C
- Robert Fiske, PA-C
- James Pennington, MD
- Laura Starrett, MD
- Richard Starrett, MD
- Chardonnay Vance, MD
Pharmacies offering COVID-19 vaccines
- Vaccinating new patients
- Offering boosters
- Moderna, Johnson & Johnson and Pfizer
- Online appointments only
- Vaccinating new patients
- Offering boosters
- Moderna and Pfizer
- Online appointments only
- Vaccinating new patients
- Offering boosters
- Moderna and Pfizer
- Online appointments only
Call Columbia Area Transit (CAT) to schedule a ride M-F or get more information on how to use the bus to get to your appointment 7 days a week.
- 541-386-4202
- Regular fares apply, but help is available if you are unable to pay. Just call and let them know.
This information is NOT REQUIRED to receive a vaccine.
Vaccine providers may ask for any of the following information due to clinic policy. You do not need to provide it to receive a COVID-19 vaccine.
- Social Security number
- Health insurance information
- Health insurance copay
- Proof of residence
- Income information