Convenient Ways to Schedule Your Appointment

COVID-19 Vaccinations

Adults and Children ages 12 and older

• Schedule appointment online
• Use MyChart to schedule
• Make an appointment at one of our pharmacy locations or nurse-appointment clinic
• Call 216-778-6100

Children 5 to 11

• Schedule appointment online
• Use MyChart to schedule
• Pediatric COVID-19 vaccines are available via nurse appointments at ALL MetroHealth location except Brooklyn, Brunswick, Westpark and Westlake. Also available at Beachwood, Brecksville and Buckeye pharmacy locations.  Appointments are required.
• Call 216-778-6100 to schedule a vaccine appointment   

Ages six months to 4 years

• Schedule appointment online
• Use MyChart to schedule
• Call 216-778-6100 to schedule via nurse appointments at ALL locations except Brooklyn, Brunswick, Westpark and Westlake.

Please Note

• You DO NOT have to be a MetroHealth patient to schedule an appointment.
• Bring a photo ID to your appointment. 
• Insurance is not required. If you do not have insurance, select No Insurance at the bottom of the list on the scheduling page.
• There is no out-of-pocket cost to anyone. The federal government provides the vaccine free of charge to everyone living in the United States, regardless of immigration or health insurance status. The cost of administering the vaccine will be billed to your insurance company, Medicare or Medicaid. If you are a Medicare patient, please bring your Red, White and Blue Medicare card, which Medicare requires. 
• See scheduling form for full details

COVID-19 Vaccine Boosters

The MetroHealth System is now offering COVID-19 booster shots to patients to our 11 pharmacies. Learn more. 

The Food and Drug Administration has approved vaccine boosters for those who are 5 and older. See COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Shots | CDC for current guidelines.

• Schedule appointment online
• Use MyChart to schedule
• Make an appointment at one of our pharmacy locations
• Call 216-778-6100

Other Resources

• Myths and Facts about COVID-19 Vaccines
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
• Food and Drug Administration
• Ohio Department of Health