Updated: April, 2022
- We are currently offering eligible Marin Community Clinics patients free, safe, and effective COVID-19 vaccines and booster shots during routine visits.
- To find a walk-in vaccine clinic near you, or to make an appointment to receive a vaccine dose or booster shot outside of Marin Community Clinics, visit one of the following sites:
Eligibility
- All Marin Community Clinics patients 5 years of age and older are now eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine by appointment. Children must be accompanied by a parent or guardian and parents must show proof of age for any child being vaccinated.
- From the CDC: Stay Up-to-Date with your COVID-19 Vaccines (vaccine information is available here in English, Spanish, and more)
Booster Shots
To maximize your protection from COVID-19, including the latest Omicron strains, Marin Community Clinics recommends all eligible patients receive a booster shot. At this time, 2nd booster shots are available for people age 65 and older AND for those at high-risk of severe COVID illness.
Testing
Marin Community Clinics is currently distributing Quidel QuickVue At-Home rapid tests to patients (subject to very limited supply and availability). If you received a QuickVue test, step-by-step user instructions are in the box or you can view here:
Treatment & Care
- From the FDA: Know Your Treatment Options for COVID-19
- Care at Home and When to Seek Medical Treatment (download here for English and Spanish)
Managing COVID symptoms at Home (from the CDC):
- 10 Things You Can Do to Manage COVID Symptoms at Home – English
10 Things You Can Do to Manage COVID Symptoms at Home – Spanish
10 Things You Can Do to Manage COVID Symptoms at Home – Vietnamese
- What to do when you are sick – English
What to do when you are sick – Spanish
What to do when you are sick – Vietnamese
Additional Facts, Tips, Community Resources, and FAQs
- From the CDC: Frequently Asked Questions about COVID-19 Vaccination
- COVID-19 best practices, hotlines, community resources, and assistance programs
- Tips and resources for parents at home
- Getting a COVID-19 vaccine during pregnancy
- You’ve Received Your COVID-19 Vaccine – What Happens Next? (PDF English)
- Usted ha recibido su vacuna de COVID-19 – ¿Qué sucede después? (PDF Spanish)
- COVID-19 Vaccine FAQ (MCC PDF – ENG)
- Preguntas Frecuentes de Pacientes Vacuna contra COVID-19 (MCC PDF – ESP)
- From the CDC: COVID-19 & HIV
There is a lot of information – and misinformation – about COVID-19 vaccines. Marin Community Clinics is here to give you accurate and reliable information about the vaccines. A great resource is the County of Marin’s website dedicated to the Coronavirus found here.