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Vaccine

It has never been easier to get vaccinated against COVID-19 in NYC. People 12 and older can now go to vaccination sites citywide without an appointment. There are services available for people who need help getting to a site or other reasonable accommodations.

A fully vaccinated person is much less likely to get sick or spread the virus that causes COVID-19. Any activity is safer when you are vaccinated, and in most settings you will not need to wear a face covering or stay 6 feet away from others.

Learn more about COVID-19 vaccinations and how you can get a shot today.

For more in-depth information about the vaccine, including its ingredients and how it was developed and proven safe, visit our Vaccine Facts page.

New Data Page on Variants/Strains

Our new Variants Data page tracks the testing and spread in NYC of variants of the virus that causes COVID-19. NYC is monitoring strains — types of variants that show meaningful differences in how they function — and other variants that have been identified and reported here.


As more New Yorkers are vaccinated, the spread of COVID-19 is slowing in New York City and throughout the United States. This moment could be a turning point in our fight against COVID-19, and you can do your part by getting vaccinated.

Vaccination

Data

  • Latest Data: Track how COVID-19 has recently affected NYC. Data is updated daily.
  • Vaccines: Track how the COVID-19 vaccine is being administered throughout the city.
  • Variants: Testing and spread in NYC of variants of the virus that causes COVID-19.
  • Public Health Milestones: Key public health indicators tracked by NYC policymakers.
  • Neighborhood Data Profiles: Summaries of data by ZIP code.
  • Long-Term Trends: Data trends since the city’s first confirmed case.
  • Total Data: Cumulative data collected since the city’s first confirmed case.
  • Data File Archive: All COVID-19 data files we posted online between March 17, 2020, and May 17, 2020, as well as more recent files on virus variants.

Testing, Prevention, Higher Risk Groups

  • Testing: Learn when and how you can get tested.
  • Rapid Testing: Schedule an appointment at one of the Health Department's free rapid testing locations, which usually have results within a few hours.
  • Prevention and Groups at Higher Risk: Follow our prevention tips and check if you are at a higher risk for illness.
  • Pregnancy: Learn about the different risks of COVID-19 to pregnant people and available assistance.

Symptoms, Care

  • Symptoms and Care: How to tell if you might have COVID-19 and what you should do if you have symptoms.

Businesses, Schools

Providers

Local Services, Mental Health

Additional Resources