COVID-19 Vaccinations

Receive a bivalent booster from McLeod County Public Health
The CDC approved updated COVID-19 boosters to help restore protection that has waned since previous vaccination. Updated bivalent boosters target variants that are most transmissible and immune-evading. Pfizer and Moderna bivalent boosters can be administered regardless of what type of primary series or booster you have gotten in the past. 

People age 12 years and older should get an updated (bivalent) booster shot at least 2 months after their primary series or last original (monovalent) booster dose. The booster can be Pfizer or Moderna. 

McLeod County continues to offer first and second vaccination doses (12 years+) of Moderna vaccine. To learn more about vaccination and booster doses, including types and eligibility, visit the Minnesota Department of Health COVID-19 vaccine website.

Upcoming Moderna vaccine clinics:

Masks are required for all people attending the vaccination clinics.
Register for an appointment using the link below. Appointments preferred. Limited Walk-ins are accepted. You can also register for a vaccine appointment by calling 320-864-3185.

• • When: Tuesday, February 14th, 10-11 am
  • Register via this link:
    

    https://prepmod.health.state.mn.us/appointment/en/reg/4913296022

  • When: Thursday, February 23rd, 2-3 pm
  • Register via this link:
    

    https://prepmod.health.state.mn.us/appointment/en/reg/4369980221

Must be 12 or older

• You will receive an email confirmation when you've scheduled your dose which will NOT come from public health; they will come directly from Vaccination Clinics: no-reply@multistatep4p.com. Please check your junk/spam folders if you do not receive the email.

• If you are looking for a pediatric COVID-19 vaccine for a child aged 6 months -11 years, please call your healthcare provider for an appointment.  We are not offering COVID-19 vaccine for this age group.