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COVID-19 Vaccine in Texas: How to register for it

By Chitranshi Agarwal Last updated

Do you live in Texas and want to get your vaccination done and don’t know how to go about it? Then we have all your doubts and confusion covered here. Read below, register yourself and get your vaccination done right away.

Here’s all you need to know:

How do I register myself for the COVID-19 vaccine?

If you are eligible for the vaccine now then, you can make an appointment with a local provider. Texas provides a searchable list of locations here but you will need to reach out directly.

Where can I get the vaccine?

If you’re eligible to get vaccinated now, you can check with a large vaccination hub and/or a local vaccine provider, like a nearby pharmacy or your doctor.

Important Information

Moderna and Pfizer COVID-19 vaccines both require two doses. It’s best if you take both doses of the same company.

The timing between your first and second dose depends on which vaccine you received:

  • Moderna: 4 to 6 weeks after your first dose
  • Pfizer: 3 to 6 weeks after your first dose

Can I pre-register to receive the vaccine?

No, right now you can’t.

Who is eligible for the vaccine?

Texas is currently in Phase 1B. With previous phases, this includes the following groups:

  • People with 65 or 65+ age
  • Healthcare workers
  • Long-term care facility residents and workers
  • Adults with high-risk medical conditions

 

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Chitranshi Agarwal

Chitranshi Agarwal is a Journalism and Mass Communication graduate. She has worked as a Content Writer, Social Media handler and RJ. She is currently working as a journalist at USANewshour.com. She is reachable at chitra98ag@gmail.com.