Jurisdiction
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Basic Phases
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Vaccination Website and/or Distribution Plan links
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Federal
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Phase 1a: the CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) recommends that priority be given to healthcare personnel; long-term care facility residents.
Phase 1b: frontline essential workers; persons ages 75+.
Phase 1c: persons ages 65-74; persons ages 16-64 with high-risk conditions; essential workers not included in Phase 1b.
Phase 2: all people 16+ not in Phase 1, who are recommended for vaccination.
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CDC COVID-19 Vaccination website
CDC COVID-19 Vaccination Program Interim Operational Guidance for Jurisdictions Playbook
CDC Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices’ Interim Recommendation for Allocating Initial Supplies of COVID-19 Vaccine (rev. 12/3/2020)
CDC Vaccine Administration Management System (VAMS)
CDC Vaccine Tracker Dashboard
FDA COVID-19 Vaccination website
FDA Emergency Use Authorization for Vaccines to Prevent COVID-19: Guidance for Industry (rev. 10/2020)
FDA Development and Licensure of Vaccines to Prevent COVID-19: Guidance for Industry (rev. 6/2020)
EEOC Guidance on EEO law and vaccinations
ACIP COVID-19 Vaccines Work Group Meeting PowerPoint (12/20/2020)
ACIP Recommendations for Phases 1b and 1c (12/21/2020)
Communication Toolkit for Migrants, Refugees, and Other Limited-English-Proficient Populations (rev. 12/22/2020)
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Alabama
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Phase 1a: clinical and non‐clinical frontline health workers in hospitals, nursing homes, or those providing in‐home or mental health care directly; some outpatient settings also qualify; workers in other healthcare settings providing services with a risk of exposure to fluids and aerosols.
Phase 1b: essential workers at highest risk for work related exposure (first responders, corrections officers, food and agriculture workers, U.S. Postal Service workers, manufacturing workers, grocery store workers, public transit workers, and those who work in the education or childcare sector); persons age 75 and older; persons in identified age groups at risk for COVID 19 associated morbidity and mortality; first responders, including firefighters and law enforcement; persons working or living in congregate settings including but not limited to homeless shelters, group homes, prisons, or jails.
Phase 1c: essential workers not recommended for vaccination in Phase 1b; persons in identified age groups at risk for COVID 19 associated morbidity and mortality not included in Phase 1b; persons with high-risk medical conditions.
Phase 2: general population not included in earlier phases.
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Website: https://www.alabamapublichealth.gov/covid19/vaccine.html
Alabama COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (rev. 11/6/2020)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/16/2020)
Alabama COVID-19 Vaccination Allocation Plan (rev. 1/11/2021)
COVID-19 Vaccination Provider Support site and Enrollment Portal
Alabama Vaccine Data Dashboard
Individuals may contact the registration hotline: COVID-19 Vaccine Scheduling Hotline: 1-855-566-5333. Online registration may be available at the county level.
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Alaska
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Phase 1a, Tier 1: hospital-based frontline health care workers and hospital personnel who are frequently exposed to COVID-19 patients; long-term care facility staff and residents.
Phase 1a, Tier 2: frontline EMS and fire service personnel providing medical services; community health aides/practitioners; healthcare workers providing vaccinations.
Phase 1a, Tier 3: workers in healthcare settings at highest risk of contracting COVID-19 who are essential to the healthcare infrastructure and who regularly provide health care services that cannot be postponed or provided remotely.
Phase 1b, Tier 1: persons age 65 and older.
Phase 1b, Tier 2: frontline essential workers age 50 years and older (including Pre-K-12 educators and school staff, childcare workers); first responders and public safety personnel; food and agriculture; grocery store workers; public transit workers, including rural aviation workers serving communities defined as essential air services, and rural cab service workers; U.S. Postal Service workers and contract rural postal workers including mail planes; utility and power workers – rural communities; and water and wastewater – rural communities; people living or working in congregate settings not covered under Phase 1a.
Phase 1b, Tier 3: persons ages 55-64; frontline essential workers with 2 or more underlying high risk health conditions; all persons age 16 and older living in unserved communities.
Phase 1b, Tier 4: persons age 50 or older with 2 or more underlying high risk health conditions; frontline essential workers not covered in previous tiers.
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Website: http://dhss.alaska.gov/dph/epi/id/pages/COVID-19/vaccine.aspx
Alaska COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (v.1, 10/16/2020)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/26/2020)
Vaccine Allocation Guidelines (rev. 1/4/2021)
COVID-19 Vaccine FAQ
Vaccine Provider Enrollment
Alaska Vaccine Data Dashboard
Individuals eligible to receive vaccine may schedule an appointment here.
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Arizona
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Phase 1A: healthcare practitioners and technical occupations; healthcare support occupations; skilled nursing facility residents; assisted living, independent living, HUD senior housing; DES group homes for individuals with developmental disabilities and ICF-IIDs, and staff.
Prioritized Phase 1B: adults 65 and older; education and childcare providers; protective service occupations.
Phase 1B: adults with high-risk medical conditions living in shelters or other congregate living settings; education and childcare providers; protective service occupations; power and utility workers; food and agriculture related occupations; transportation and material moving occupations; state and local government workers that provide critical services for continuity of government; other essential workers.
Phase 1C: adults with underlying medical conditions; adults 65+; adults living in congregate settings.
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Website: https://www.azdhs.gov/preparedness/epidemiology-disease-control/infectious-disease-epidemiology/index.php#novel-coronavirus-vaccine
Arizona COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (v.2, 12/14/2020)
Gov. Ducey Executive Order 11/18/2020
Gov. Ducey Executive Order 12/30/2020 (requires the state health department to direct allocation and distribution of the vaccine rather than permitting counties to develop their own plans)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/2020)
Arizona Vaccine and Antiviral Prioritization Advisory Committee (VAPAC) COVID-19 Vaccine Allocation Recommendations (rev. 12/28/2020)
Phase 1B Essential Employer COVID-19 Vaccine Request Form
Vaccine Provider Enrollment
Arizona Vaccine Data Dashboard
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Arkansas
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Phase 1-A: healthcare workers; long-term care facility residents and staff; first responders.
Phase 1-B: persons age 70 and older; teachers, school staff, childcare workers; higher education faculty and staff; food and agriculture workers; firefighters and police not included in Phase 1-A; manufacturing workers; grocery workers; public transit personnel; U.S. Postal Service; essential government workers; other corrections staff.
Phase 1-C: persons age 65 and older; persons ages 16-64 with chronic conditions putting them at risk for severe COVID-19 illness; water and wastewater workers; transportation and logistics workers; food service workers; shelter and housing workers; finance; IT and communications; energy and utilities; public safety and public health workers; media.
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Website: https://www.healthy.arkansas.gov/programs-services/topics/covid-19-vaccination-plan
Arkansas COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (rev. 1/2021)
Phases 1A – 1C Guidance (rev. 1/12/2021)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/16/2020)
Vaccination Program Provider Agreement and Enrollment
Arkansas Vaccine Data Dashboard
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California
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Phase 1A: persons at risk of virus exposure through their work in any role in direct healthcare or long-term care settings; residents of skilled nursing facilities, assisted living facilities, and similar long-term care settings for older or medically vulnerable individuals.
NOTE: the state has also proposed several variations for subprioritization during Phase 1A, summarized here.
Phase 1B, Tier 1: individuals age 65 and older; those at risk of exposure at work in the following sectors: education, childcare, emergency services, and food and agriculture.
Phase 1B, Tier 2: those at risk of exposure at work in the following sectors: transportation and logistics; industrial, commercial, residential, and sheltering facilities and services; critical manufacturing; congregate settings with outbreak risk: incarcerated and homeless.
Phase 1C: individuals ages 50-64; those ages 16-64 and have an underlying health condition or disability which increases their risk of severe COVID-19; those at risk of exposure at work in the following sectors: water and wastewater; defense; energy; chemical and hazardous materials; communications and IT; financial services; government operations / community-based essential functions.
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Website: https://www.cdph.ca.gov/Programs/CID/DCDC/Pages/COVID-19/COVID-19Vaccine.aspx
California COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (v.1, 10/16/2020)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/26/2020)
Vaccine Planning Questions and Answers
Vaccine Provider Enrollment Resources
California Vaccine Data Dashboard
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Colorado
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Phase 1A: highest risk healthcare workers and individuals.
Phase 1B: moderate risk healthcare workers and responders.
Phase 2: higher risk individuals and essential workers.
Phase 3: general public.
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Website: https://covid19.colorado.gov/covid-19-vaccine-development-and-planning
Colorado COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (v.1, 10/16/2020)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/26/2020)
Frequently Asked Questions
Vaccine Provider Enrollment
Colorado Vaccine Data Dashboard
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Connecticut
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Phase 1a: healthcare personnel who are actively risking exposure to COVID-19 in their current work, including home health providers; school nurses; dentists; students doing clinical rotations.
Phase 1b: persons age 75 and older; persons ages 65-74; frontline essential workers; individuals and staff in congregate settings; persons ages 16-64 with high-risk underlying health conditions; individuals and staff in congregate settings.
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Website: https://portal.ct.gov/Coronavirus/COVID-19-Vaccinations
Connecticut COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (rev. 10/15/2020)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/27/2020)
COVID-19 Vaccinations and Employers - steps employers must take to ensure access to vaccine for employees, enroll employees, and communicate vaccine information.
Vaccine Provider Resources and Enrollment
Vaccine Advisory Group
Vaccine Provider Resources and Enrollment
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Delaware
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Phase 1a: residents of long-term care facilities and high-risk workers with routine exposure to infected individuals/materials in health/patient care settings.
Phase 1b: adults age 65 and older; frontline essential workers.
Remaining Phase 1: persons ages 16-64 with high-risk medical conditions; residents and staff of high-risk congregate settings; other essential workers.
Phase 2a: persons ages 50-64; persons ages 16-49 with moderate risk medical conditions; other congregate settings; essential workers not vaccinated in Phase 1.
Phase 3: persons ages 16-49; essential workers not vaccinated in Phase 2.
Phase 4: anyone who did not have access to vaccination during previous phases.
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Website: https://coronavirus.delaware.gov/vaccine/
Delaware COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (rev. 1/7/2021)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/26/2020)
Vaccine Allocation Framework (rev. 12/29/2020)
Vaccine Planning Checklist for Employers (rev. 12/18/2020)
COVID-19 Vaccine FAQ
Vaccine Provider Resources and Enrollment
Delaware Vaccine Data Dashboard
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District of Columbia
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Phase 1A: workforce in acute care hospitals, specialty care hospitals, long-term care facilities, intermediate care facilities, EMS, front-line public health, home health aides, outpatient settings, dental settings, and pharmacy settings; residents of skilled nursing facilities, assisted living facilities, and longer-term psychiatry inpatients.
Phase 1B Tier 1: DC residents age 65 years and older and DC residents in intermediate care facilities, group homes, or other higher-risk congregate settings; corrections officers; non-healthcare personnel supporting operations of COVID-19 vaccination clinics.
Phase 1B Tier 2: law enforcement; public safety; school teachers and staff; childcare providers; grocery store workers; community outreach workers.
Phase 1B Tier 3: public transit workers; manufacturing; U.S. Postal Service workers; food packaging and distribution; court staff and legal services; health, human services, and/or social services outreach programs.
Phase 1C Tier 1: food service; essential employees in local government agencies; essential employees of public utilities; essential employees in non-governmental health, human, and social services organizations/agencies; commercial and residential property maintenance and environmental services; DC residents ages 16-64 with high-risk medical conditions.
Phase 1C Tier 2: non-public transit transportation services; logistics/delivery/courier services; media and mass communications.
Phase 1C Tier 3: essential employees of institutions of higher education; construction; essential employees working in information technology; essential employees in federal government agencies; commercial and residential property management.
Phase 2: all DC residents age 16 and older not included in previous phases.
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Website: https://coronavirus.dc.gov/vaccine
District of Columbia COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (rev. 11/27/2020)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary
Vaccination Program Phases with Tiers (rev. 1/11/2021)
COVID-19 Vaccine FAQ
Vaccine Provider Agreement and FAQ
District of Columbia Vaccine Data Dashboard
Vaccination Registration Portal (currently available only to people working in healthcare settings and people age 65 and older)
For purposes of distributing vaccine, DC will count those who reside in another state but work in District healthcare facilities as part of the essential personnel who will require a COVID-19 vaccination in the District.
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Florida
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Phase 1: long-term care facility residents and staff; persons 65 and older; healthcare personnel with direct patient contact. Hospital providers are also authorized to vaccinate those they deem to be extremely vulnerable to COVID-19.
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Website: https://floridahealthcovid19.gov/covid-19-vaccines-in-florida/
Florida COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (rev. 10/16/2020)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/26/2020)
Vaccine Provider Information and Enrollment
Gov. DeSantis 12/23/2020 Executive Order re Phase 1 Priority Populations
Florida Vaccine Data Dashboard
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Georgia
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Phase 1-A: workers in healthcare settings; adults age 65 and older and their caregivers; first responders, firefighters, law enforcement personnel; long-term care facility residents and staff.
Phase 1-B: law enforcement and first responders not included in Phase 1-A; critical workforce employees.
Phase 1-C: persons ages 16-64 at higher risk of severe COVID-19 illness not already vaccinated.
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Website: https://dph.georgia.gov/covid-vaccine
Georgia COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (v.3, 1/1/2021)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/15/2020)
Vaccine Provider Enrollment Portal
Georgia Vaccine Data Dashboard
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Hawaii
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Phase 1a: essential healthcare workers.
Phase 1b: frontline essential workers; individuals age 75 and older.
Phase 1c: individuals age 65 and older and adults with high-risk medical conditions; essential workers not recommended for vaccination in Phase 1b.
Phase 2: all persons age 16 and older not previously recommended for vaccination.
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Website: https://hawaiicovid19.com/vaccine/
Hawaii COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (v.1, 10/16/2020)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 1/7/2021)
Hawaii Vaccine Data Dashboard
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Idaho
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Group 1: healthcare personnel; home care providers for older adults and people with high-risk medical conditions; emergency medical services; long-term care facility residents and staff; dentists and staff; pharmacists and staff; public health and emergency management response workers who are unable to telework.
Group 2: adults age 65 and older; frontline essential workers (firefighters; police; child and adult protective services; coroners and medical examiners; Idaho Fish and Game and USDA law enforcement officers; community food, housing, and relief services; pre-K–12 school staff and teachers and childcare workers; residential schools or facilities providing behavioral health treatment; correctional and detention facility staff (other than medical); food and agriculture workers; grocery, convenience store, and food pantry workers; Idaho National Guard; manufacturing; public transit; U.S. Postal Service).
Group 3: other essential workers; individuals ages 16-64 with high-risk medical conditions.
Group 4: general public age 16 and older.
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Website: https://coronavirus.idaho.gov/covid-19-vaccine/
Idaho COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (v.2, 10/19/2020)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary
Vaccine Provider Resources and Enrollment FAQ
Idaho Vaccine Data Dashboard
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Illinois
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Phase 1a: workers in hospital settings; workers in non-hospital healthcare; workers in other congregate care; long-term care facility residents and staff.
Phase 1b: persons age 65 and older; first responders; corrections officers/inmates; food and agricultural workers; manufacturing workers; grocery store workers; public transit workers; education workers (congregate child care, pre-k through 12); shelters/adult day care.
Phase 1c: adults ages 16-64 with high-risk medical conditions; adults ages 65-74; workers in transportation & logistics, water & wastewater, food service, shelter and housing, finance, information technology & communications, energy, legal, media, and public safety, and public health workers.
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Website: https://www.dph.illinois.gov/covid19/vaccination-plan
Illinois SARS-CoV-2/COVID-19 Mass Vaccination Planning Guide (v.4.1, 1/10/2021)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/26/2020)
Vaccine FAQ
No COVID-specific vaccine provider portal available. Providers must enroll in the Illinois Comprehensive Automated Immunization Registry Exchange (I-CARE).
Illinois Vaccine Data Dashboard
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Indiana
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Phase 1-A: patient-facing healthcare personnel; higher ed students enrolled in a health profession program and receiving patient-facing clinical training; local health department staff working at a COVID-19 testing sites or other patient-facing clinic, coroners, funeral directors; long-term care facility residents; workers in youth congregate living facilities that have direct close contact with or provide in-person care to residents; public-facing first responders who could be called to the scene of an emergency.
Phase 1-B: persons age 70 and older.
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Website: https://www.coronavirus.in.gov/vaccine/index.htm
Indiana COVID-19 Vaccination Plan and Executive Summary (rev. 10/20/2020)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/2020)
Vaccine – Who is Currently Eligible (rev. 1/13/2021)
Vaccine Provider Resources and Enrollment
Indiana Vaccine Data Dashboard
Vaccine Registration Portal
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Iowa
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Phase 1-A: paid and unpaid persons serving in healthcare settings who have the potential for direct or indirect exposure to patients or infectious materials; long-term care facility residents and staff.
Phase 1-B: persons living in residential care facilities, assisted living programs, elder group homes, and independent living facilities; people 65 and older; people involved in essential functions of society and cannot socially distance in the workplace; adults with high-risk medical conditions who possess risk factors for severe COVID-19 illness.
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Website: https://idph.iowa.gov/Emerging-Health-Issues/Novel-Coronavirus/Vaccine
Iowa COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (v.2, 12/4/2020)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/16/2020)
COVID-19 Vaccine FAQ (rev. 11/20/2020)
COVID-19 Vaccine Information Brief (rev. 12/3/2020)
Vaccine Provider Resources and Enrollment
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Kansas
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Phase 1: healthcare workers.
Phase 2: high-contact critical workers; congregate settings.
Phase 3: individuals with high-risk underlying conditions; other critical workers.
Phase 4: individuals with underlying conditions.
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Website: https://www.coronavirus.kdheks.gov/284/COVID-19-Vaccine
Kansas COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (v.1.2, 11/4/2020)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/26/2020)
Vaccine Prioritization Phases (rev. 1/7/2021)
Vaccine Provider Enrollment Portal
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Kentucky
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Phase 1a: healthcare personnel in clinical settings; long-term care/assisted living facilities residents and staff.
Phase 1b: persons ages 70 and older; first responders; K-12 school personnel.
Phase 1c: persons age 60 and older; persons age 16 and older with highest-risk underlying conditions; essential workers.
Phase 2: persons age 40 and older.
Phase 3: persons age 16 and older.
Phase 4: children under 16, if approved to receive vaccine.
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Website: https://govstatus.egov.com/ky-covid-vaccine
Kentucky COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (rev. 10/2020)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/2020)
COVID-19 Vaccination FAQ (rev. 11/25/2020)
Vaccine Provider Resources and Enrollment
Kentucky Vaccine Data Dashboard
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Louisiana
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Priority Group 1-A: healthcare workers at Tier 1 and Tier 2 hospitals; staff and residents of nursing homes and long-term care facilities; Emergency Medical Services employees and firefighters.
Priority Group 1-B, Tier One: schools of allied health students, residents and staff; end-stage renal disease facility personnel and patients; home agency patients and personnel; ambulatory and outpatient healthcare personnel; persons age 70 and older.
Priority Group 1-B, Tier Two: health-related support personnel; essential governmental response personnel; judiciary personnel; Department of Homeland Security personnel, National Guard (non-COVID deployed), federal intelligence and security personnel, military personnel; first responders not covered in Phase 1A; corrections officers and jailers; medical transportation services; homeless shelter and other congregate group home/center staff; K-12 school and daycare personnel; food processing and agricultural workers; postal personnel; public transit workers; grocery store workers and others deemed frontline essential workers.
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Website: https://ldh.la.gov/index.cfm/page/4042
Louisiana COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (v.1, 10/16/2020)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/16/2020)
Vaccine Provider Worksite Survey and Enrollment
Louisiana Vaccine Data Dashboard
Individuals eligible to receive vaccine must contact a participating pharmacy to make an appointment.
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Maine
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Phase 1a: high-risk workers in healthcare facilities; nursing home/long term care residents; first responders and public safety personnel; critical COVID-19 response personnel.
Phase 1b: people age 65 and older (with priority given to people over 70); people of all ages with comorbid and underlying conditions that put them at significantly higher risk; frontline workers.
Phase 1c: other critical workers.
Phase 2: persons ages 16-64 not included in previous phases.
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Website: https://www.maine.gov/dhhs/mecdc/infectious-disease/immunization/covid-19-providers/index.shtml
Maine COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (v.1, 10/16/2020)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/26/2020)
Detailed Phase Descriptions (rev. 1/13/2021)
Vaccine Provider Portal
Maine Vaccine Data Dashboard
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Maryland
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Phase 1A: front-line hospital staff and healthcare workers; nursing home residents and staff; law enforcement and firefighters, EMS; all licensed, registered and certified health care providers; correctional health care staff and officers; front-line judiciary staff.
Phase 1B: adults age 75 and older; residents and staff of assisted living, group homes, and other congregate facilities; school and childcare faculty and staff; personnel needed for continuity of government.
Phase 1C: adults ages 65-74; workers engaged in public safety and public health not already covered in Phase 1A; food and agriculture production; manufacturing; U.S. Postal Service; laboratory services; public transit; grocery workers.
Phase 2: adults ages 16-64 at increased risk due to underlying conditions; incarcerated adults; essential workers in critical utilities, transportation, logistics, infrastructure.
Phase 3: general population.
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Website: https://covidlink.maryland.gov/content/vaccine/
Maryland COVID-19 Vaccination Plan and Executive Summary (rev. 10/16/2020)
Vaccine Distribution Phases (rev. 1/14/2021)
COVID-19 Vaccine FAQ
Vaccine Provider Portal (ImmuNet)
Maryland Vaccine Data Dashboard
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Massachusetts
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Phase 1: healthcare workers doing direct and COVID-facing care; long-term care facilities, rest homes and assisted living facilities; first responders; congregate care settings; home-based healthcare workers; healthcare workers doing non-COVID facing care.
Phase 2: adults age 75 and older; residents and staff of low-income senior housing; those with two or more comorbidities; early education and K-12 faculty and staff; transit, grocery, utility, food and agriculture, sanitation, public works and public health workers; vaccine development workers; food pantry workers; rideshare providers; convenience store workers; adults 65 and older.
Phase 3: general public.
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Website: https://www.mass.gov/info-details/preparing-for-a-covid-19-vaccine
Massachusetts COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (v.1, 10/16/20)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/26/2020)
Distribution Priority Outline
Vaccine Provider Enrollment
Massachusetts Vaccine Data Dashboard
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Michigan
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Phase 1A Priority 1: emergency medical service providers; general medical floor; emergency department; intensive care units.
Phase 1A Priority 2: other medical workers.
Phase 1B: older adults; other essential workers who keep critical infrastructure open and functioning.
Phase 1C: high-risk individuals; essential workers not already vaccinated.
Phase 2: Individuals 18 and older who did not otherwise fit into the earlier groups for whom the vaccine is recommended.
Note: Beginning January 11, all areas of the state may, as vaccine supplies are available, implement vaccination of people who are health care workers or working or residing in long-term care facilities (Phase 1A Priority One and Three), age 65 or older (Phase 1 B Group A and Phase 1C Group A), or frontline workers whose work role has frequent or intense exposure, and, due to the nature of the work, are not able to maintain social distance (including frontline responders, school and child care staff, or corrections staff) (Phase 1B Group B). Vaccination will take place in different phases that occurs simultaneously.
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Website: https://www.michigan.gov/coronavirus/0,9753,7-406-98178_103214---,00.html
Michigan COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (rev. 10/16/2020)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 11/2/2020)
Michigan COVID-19 Vaccination Prioritization Guidance (rev. 1/6/2021)
Vaccine Provider Guidance and Educational Resources
Michigan Vaccine Data Dashboard
Appointments may be scheduled at the county level.
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Minnesota
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Phase 1: healthcare personnel, emergency responders, those involved with community testing; residents of skilled nursing facilities and nursing homes; those with intellectual disabilities and other adult residents living in residential care facilities.
Other priority populations who will begin receiving vaccine during Phase 1 include adults age 65 and older, pre-k through 12 educators, school staff, and child care workers
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Website: https://www.health.state.mn.us/diseases/coronavirus/vaccine.html
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/21/2020)
Phase 1a Guide (rev. 1/8/2021)
Vaccine Provider Registration
Minnesota Vaccine Data Dashboard
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Mississippi
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Phase 1a: healthcare personnel who have the potential for direct or indirect exposure to patients or infectious materials and are unable to work from home; first responders; long-term care facility residents and staff; people with underlying medical conditions that are risk factors for severe COVID-19 illness; people age 65 and older.
Phase 1b1: persons age 75 and older; Mississippi National Guard; other critical workers; emergency and law enforcement personnel not included in Phase 1-A, K-12 teachers/school staff; childcare providers; workers in congregate settings.
Phase 1b2: food packaging and distribution workers; U.S. Postal Service; grocery workers; public transit workers.
Phase 1c: residents of congregate settings and inmates of correctional facilities; other essential workers as defined by CISA guidelines.
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Website: https://msdh.ms.gov/msdhsite/_static/14,0,71,975.html
Mississippi COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (v.1, 10/16/2020)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/22/2020)
COVID-19 Vaccination Planning PPT
Vaccine Provider Resources and Enrollment
Mississippi Vaccine Data Dashboard
Vaccine Appointment Scheduling (open to eligible individuals only)
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Missouri
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Phase 1A: healthcare workers; long-term care facility staff and residents; home health; urgent care; vaccination staff; congregate community; school nurses; dental office staff; mental/behavior health providers; EMS/EMT/paramedics.
Phase 1B Tier 1: morticians, undertakers, embalmers, crematory operators and other related occupations; first responders; federal, state, or local government employees in emergency management and public works agencies, identified nonprofit organizations designated as partner voluntary agencies; other emergency services.
Phase 1B Tier 2: anyone age 65 and older; any adults with cancer, chronic kidney disease, COPD, heart conditions, weakened immune system due to organ transplant, severe obesity (BMI >40), pregnancy, sickle cell disease, Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus, or individuals with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities.
Phase 1B Tier 3: teachers, faculty, and staff in public, private, and nonprofit pre k-12; faculty and staff in a DHSS or DSS-licensed facility providing basic care to children; communications sector; dams sector; energy sector; food/agriculture; elected officials in any branch of government at the state, county, and/or municipal levels required for the continuity of government; members of the judiciary at the federal, state, and/or local levels required for the continuity of government; employees designated by the federal government that fall within; IT; nuclear reactors, materials, and waste sector; transportation systems; water and wastewater workers.
Phase 2: chemical sector; commercial facilities sector; critical manufacturing; defense industrial base sector; financial services sector; food and agriculture workers not included in 1B, including restaurant workers; other state and local government designated personnel required to provide essential services; faculty and staff at public, private, and/or nonprofit higher education institutions; populations at increased risk of acquiring or transmitting COVID-19, with emphasis on racial/ethnic minorities not otherwise included in 1B; homeless individuals.
Phase 3: all Missouri residents.
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Website: https://covidvaccine.mo.gov/
Missouri COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (rev. 11/11/2020)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/26/2020)
Phase 1A Expanded Definitions
Phase 1B Expanded Definitions
Phase 2 Expanded Definitions
Vaccinating Missouri's Workforce Against COVID-19 (rev. 1/18/2021)
Employer portal for asking questions or requesting a higher priority phase
Vaccine Provider Enrollment
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Montana
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Phase 1A: frontline healthcare workers; long-term care facility staff and residents; healthcare workers with direct patient contact or virus exposure.
Phase 1B: persons age 70 and older; persons ages 16-69 with high-risk medical conditions; Native Americans and people of color who may be at elevated risk for COVID-19 complications.
Phase 1C: persons age 60 and older; frontline essential workers; individuals residing in congregate care and corrections facilities; persons ages 16-59 with medical conditions not included in Phase 1B that may have an elevated risk of COVID-19 complications.
Phase 2: all remaining persons over 16.
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Website: https://dphhs.mt.gov/publichealth/cdepi/diseases/coronavirusvaccine
Montana COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (v.1.2, 10/16/2020)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/26/2020)
Proposed Allocation Plan (rev. 1/6/2021)
Vaccine Provider Resources and Enrollment
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Nebraska
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Phase 1A: healthcare personnel excluding staff who are working remotely or do not provide patient care; long-term care facility residents and staff.
Phase 1B, in order of priority: people age 65 and older (those age 75 and older are prioritized); first responders, utilities workers, homeless shelter and corrections staff, educators, childcare providers, school support staff; coroners and funeral home staff, grocery workers; food and agriculture workers; transportation, U.S. Postal Service, public transit including buses and airlines.
Phase 1C: medically vulnerable populations.
Phase 2: general population.
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Website: http://dhhs.ne.gov/Pages/COVID-19-Vaccine-Information.aspx
Nebraska COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (rev. 12/31/2020)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/26/2020)
Phase 1A Allocation Recommendations (rev. 12/14/2020)
Phase 1B Allocation Recommendations (rev. 12/31/2020)
COVID-19 Vaccine FAQ (rev. 12/22/2020)
Nebraska Vaccine Data Dashboard
Vaccine Provider Enrollment Information
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Nevada
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Tier 1 (in order of priority): general medical and surgical hospital staff; long-term care facility staff and residents; EMS; frontline public health workers and volunteers; laboratory workers; pharmacists and pharmacy techs; outpatient and home health providers; Dept. of Corrections staff; law enforcement and public safety; deployed and mission critical personnel who play an essential role in national security; state and local emergency operations personnel.
Tier 2 (in order of priority): education and childcare staff; state higher education system faculty; essential public transportation; agriculture and food processing; essential retail workers; logistics and supply chain; utilities and communications infrastructure; NDOT and local emergency road personnel; community support/social services; airport operations; depository credit institution workforce; mortuary services; remaining public health workforce; additional critical infrastructure; Dept. of Corrections inmates.
Tier 3 (in order of priority): transitional housing for released offenders; homeless individuals; people who are at increased risk due to underlying medical conditions; people who may be at increased risk due to underlying medical conditions; adults age 65 and older; remainder of NSHE staff.
Note: in Tiers 1-3, people categorized as essential workers are nonetheless not prioritized to receive vaccine if their position can work remotely or socially distancing is possible while performing work duties.
Tier 4: healthy adults ages 16-64.
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Website: https://www.immunizenevada.org/covid-19-vaccine-planning
Nevada COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (v.3, 1/11/2021)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 1/11/2021)
Employer Vaccine Sign Up (state and Clark County)
Distribution Tiers (rev. 12/1/2020)
Individuals and employers interested in the COVID-19 vaccine can complete this online form
Vaccine Provider Enrollment
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New Hampshire
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Phase 1a: high-risk health workers; moderate-risk health workers; first responders; residents of long-term care facilities, skilled nursing, and assisted living facilities; COVID-19 responders; first responders; older adults living in residential care settings.
Phase 1b: people age 65 and older; people with underlying or comorbid conditions that put them at high risk for severe infection, and family caregivers for members of that population who are unable to receive the vaccine; staff and residents of facilities for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities; corrections officers and staff; healthcare workers and first responders not already vaccinated.
Phase 2a: K-12 teachers, school staff, childcare workers.
Phase 2b: people ages 50-64.
Phase 3a: people under age 50 with underlying or comorbid conditions that put them at moderately higher risk for severe COVID-19.
Phase 3b: remaining population.
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Website: https://www.nh.gov/covid19/resources-guidance/vaccination-planning.htm
New Hampshire COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (rev. 10/30/20)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/2020)
Vaccination Allocation Plan Summary (rev. 1/16/2021)
Vaccination Planning FAQ (rev. 12/18/2020)
Vaccine Provider Agreement
Registration portal for individuals eligible in the current phase
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New Jersey
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Phase 1A: long-term care residents and staff; licensed healthcare professionals and staff; consultants, per diem, and contractors who are not directly employed by the facility; unpaid workers like health professional students, trainees, volunteers, and essential caregivers; community health workers, doulas, and public health professionals; personnel with variable venues like EMS, paramedics, funeral staff, and autopsy workers; all workers in acute, pediatric, and behavioral health hospitals and ambulatory surgical centers; all workers in health facilities; all workers in clinic-based settings; all workers in long-term care settings; all workers in occupational-based healthcare settings like health clinics within workplaces, shelters, jails, colleges and universities, and K-12 schools; all workers in community-based healthcare settings like PACE and Adult Living Community Nursing; all workers in home-based settings like hospice, home care, and visiting nurse services; all workers in office-based healthcare settings like physician and dental offices; all workers in public health settings like local health departments, LINCS agencies, harm reduction centers, and medicinal marijuana programs; all workers in retail, independent, and institutional pharmacies.
Phase 1B: adults age 65 and older; adults ages 16-64 with underlying medical conditions; first responders and law enforcement.
Phase 1C: essential workers.
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Website: https://www.nj.gov/health/cd/topics/covid2019_vaccination.shtml
New Jersey COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (v.2, 12/15/2020)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 12/15/2020)
Gov. Murphy Executive Order 12/4/2020
Vaccine Phases Fact Sheet (rev. 12/28/2020)
Vaccine Priority Groups
Vaccine Provider Enrollment Portal
Vaccine Registration Portal (individuals may pre-register)
New Jersey Vaccine Data Dashboard
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New Mexico
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Phase 1a: all hospital personnel with direct patient care; persons providing direct medical care or other in-person services; long-term care facility residents and staff; pharmacists and pharmacy techs who interact with patients; home health and hospice workers; people who work with patients undergoing chemotherapy; autopsy room staff, coroners, embalmers, and funeral home staff at risk of exposure to bodily fluids; COVID-19 testing site staff and those administering COVID-19 vaccine; support service providers for persons with disabilities and persons providing in-person interpretation services; medical first responders; persons working in congregate settings.
Phase 1b, in the following order: persons age 75 or older; persons age 16 or older with at least one specified chronic medical condition; frontline essential workers, as defined and prioritized here; vulnerable populations.
Phase 1c: persons age 60 and older; workers for businesses that store, transport or deliver goods or services directly to residences, retailers, government institutions, or essential businesses; automobile repair facilities, bike repair facilities, and retailers who generate the majority of their revenue from the sale of automobile or bike repair products; airrlines and airport operations; taxis and other private transportation providers; transportation network companies; utilities, including contractors, suppliers, and supportive operations, engaged in power generation, fuel supply and transmission, water and wastewater supply; food service personnel not included in Phase 1B, including restaurant and quick service food operations and food prep centers; consumer goods, retail; finance/banking staff; information technology and communications personnel; energy industry personnel; legal and accounting personnel; media personnel; veterinary and livestock services, animal shelters and facilities providing pet adoption, grooming, daycare or boarding services.
Phase 2: all people age 16 and older not recommended for vaccination in an earlier phase.
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Website: https://cv.nmhealth.org/covid-vaccine/
New Mexico COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (rev. 10/16/2020)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/26/2020)
Allocation Plan for Phases 1a, 1b, 1c, 2 (rev. 1/8/2021)
Vaccine Provider Portal
New Mexico Vaccine Data Dashboard
Individuals may pre-register to schedule a vaccination appointment. Employers may submit a list of employees to schedule their appointments.
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New York
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Phases 1a and 1b: high-risk hospital workers; residents and staff at nursing homes and other congregate care facilities; Federally Qualified Health Center employees; EMS workers; coroners, medical examiners and certain funeral workers; staff and residents at OPWDD, OMH and OASAS facilities; Urgent Care providers; individuals administering COVID-19 vaccines, including local health department staff; all Outpatient/Ambulatory front-line, high-risk health care workers of any age who provide direct in-person patient care; all staff who are in direct contact with patients; all front-line, high-risk public health workers who have direct contact with patients, including those conducting COVID-19 tests, handling COVID-19 specimens and COVID-19 vaccinations; individuals age 65 and older; first responders and support staff for first responder agencies; fire service; police and investigators; public safety communications; emergency communication and public safety answering point personnel, including dispatchers and technicians; other sworn and civilian personnel; court officers; other police or peace officers; support of civilian staff for any of the above services, agencies, or facilities; corrections; pre-k through 12 school or school district faculty or staff; contractors working in a pre-k through 12 school or school district; licensed, registered, approved or legally exempt group childcare providers; employees or support staff of licensed or registered childcare setting; public transit; individuals living or working in a homeless shelter or other congregate setting; public-facing grocery store workers; in-person college instructors.
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Website: https://covid19vaccine.health.ny.gov/covid-19-vaccine
New York COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (rev. 10/16/2020)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/26/2020)
Phase 1a Guidance (rev. 1/6/2021)
Vaccine Provider Information and Registration
Individuals may check their eligibility to receive vaccine here; if eligible, the site will help them schedule an appointment.
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North Carolina
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Group 1: every health care worker at high risk for exposure to COVID-19; long-term care staff and residents.
Group 2: adults age 75 and older, regardless of health status or living situation; adults ages 65-74.
Group 3: frontline essential workers (first responders, law enforcement, corrections officers, food and agricultural workers, U.S. Postal Service workers, manufacturing workers, grocery store workers, public transit workers, and those who work in the education sector).
Group 4: adults younger than 65 with one chronic condition that puts them at risk of severe illness as defined by the CDC.
Group 5: remainder of population.
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Website: https://covid19.ncdhhs.gov/about-covid-19/vaccines
North Carolina COVID-19 Vaccination Plan with Executive Summary (rev. 10/16/2020)
NCDHHS COVID-19 Vaccine Update and FAQ (rev. 11/18/20)
Group 1 Fact Sheet (rev. 1/14/2021)
Group 2 Fact Sheet (rev. 1/14/2021)
Vaccine Provider Enrollment Portal
North Carolina Vaccine Data Dashboard
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North Dakota
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Phase 1A: healthcare workers and long-term care facility residents.
Phase 1B, in order of priority: persons age 75 and older; persons ages 65-74 with two or more high-risk medical conditions; staff and residents of corrections facilities, shelters, and similar congregate settings; persons age 65 and older with one high-risk medical condition; persons age 65 and older with or without high-risk medical conditions; persons with two or more high-risk medical conditions regardless of age; childcare workers; preschool and K-12 workers, including support staff, bus drivers, nutritional workers, custodians, etc.
Phase 1C, in order of priority, and does not include those able to telework: National Guard not previously covered; workers enabling access to human food (not including restaurant workers); public safety dispatchers; manufacturing related to the development or supply of COVID-19 vaccine; other healthcare/public health workers not included in 1A; free-standing clinical laundries; public transit; blood bank workers not previously vaccinated; IT workers; all other essential workers as defined by CISA guidelines.
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Website: https://www.health.nd.gov/covid-19-vaccine-information
North Dakota COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (v.2, 12/11/2020)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/26/2020)
Vaccine Prioritization Phases (rev. 12/31/2020)
COVID-19 Vaccine Ethics FAQ
Vaccine Provider Resources and Enrollment
North Dakota Vaccine Data Dashboard
Essential Worker FAQ (rev. 12/7/2020)
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Ohio
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Phase 1A: healthcare personnel routinely involved in the care of COVID-19 patients; nursing home and assisted living facility residents and staff; patients and staff at psychiatric hospitals; residents and staff of group homes or facilities for people with intellectual disabilities, substance abuse issues, or mental illness; residents and staff at veterans’ homes; EMS responders.
Phase 1B: people age 65 and older (beginning with people 80+, then adding 5-year age ranges each week); people with severe congenital, developmental, or early-onset medical disorders; adults who work in schools.
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Website: https://coronavirus.ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/covid-19/covid-19-vaccination-program
Ohio COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (rev. 10/16/2020)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/26/2020)
Vaccine Provider Enrollment Portal
Ohio Vaccine Data Dashboard
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Oklahoma
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Phase 1: long-term residents and staff; healthcare workers providing direct inpatient COVID care; public health staff conducting front-line COVID-19 pandemic mitigation and control activities; emergency medical responders.
Phase 2: other first responders; healthcare workers providing direct COVID outpatient care and services; adults 65 and older, and adults of any age with comorbidities; staff and residents in congregate locations and worksites; certain manufacturing facilities with limited social distancing capacity who are critical to the maintenance of the food supply; public health staff supporting front-line efforts, officials critical to maintain continuity of governmental operations and services; teachers and support staff.
Phase 3: students, residents and administrative staff in educational settings; critical infrastructure personnel.
Phase 4: open to all Oklahoma residents.
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Website: https://coronavirus.health.ok.gov/vaccine-info
Oklahoma COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (rev. 10/14/2020)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/20/2020)
COVID-19 Vaccine Priority Population Framework for Oklahoma (rev. 12/8/2020)
Vaccine Provider Enrollment
Vaccine Scheduler Portal
Oklahoma Vaccine Data Dashboard
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Oregon
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Phase 1A: hospitals; urgent care; skilled nursing and memory care facility healthcare providers and residents; tribal health programs; EMS providers and other first responders; other long-term care facilities and congregate care sites; hospice programs; mobile crisis care and related services; secure transport; individuals working in a correctional setting; outpatient settings serving specific high-risk groups; in-home care; day treatment services; non-emergency medical transport; all other outpatient; public health and early learning sites; death care workers.
Phase 1B: Group 1: childcare providers, early learning and K-12 educators and staff; Group 2: people age 80 and older; Group 3: people ages 75 and older; Group 4: people ages 70 and older; Group 5: people age 65 and older.
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Website: https://govstatus.egov.com/or-oha-covid-vaccine
Oregon COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (v.1.1, 11/6/2020)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/26/2020)
Phase 1A and 1B Vaccine Plan and Sequencing (rev. 1/15/2021)
Vaccine Provider Information Portal
COVID-19 Vaccine FAQ (rev. 12/30/2020)
Oregon Vaccine Data Dashboard
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Pennsylvania
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Phase 1A: health care personnel including, but not limited to: EMS personnel; nurses; nursing assistants; physicians; dentists; dental hygienists; chiropractors; therapists; phlebotomists; pharmacists; technicians; pharmacy technicians; health professions students and trainees; direct support professionals; clinical personnel in school settings or correctional facilities; contractual HCP not directly employed by the health care facility; persons not directly involved in patient care but potentially exposed to infectious material that can transmit disease among or from health care personnel and patients; long-term care facilities, with priority given to skilled nursing facilities; adults age 65 and older; people ages 16-64 with specified underlying health conditions not included in Phase 1.
Phase 1B: first responders; critical workers who cannot work remotely or maintain social distancing; residents of congregate settings and individuals receiving home and community-based services not otherwise specified as a long-term care facility.
Phase 1C: essential workers in various specified sectors.
Phase 2: people age 16 and older not included in earlier phases.
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Website: https://www.health.pa.gov/topics/disease/coronavirus/Pages/Vaccine.aspx
Pennsylvania COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (v.5, 1/19/2021)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/23/2020)
COVID-19 Vaccine FAQ
Vaccine Provider Information and Enrollment
Pennsylvania Vaccine Data Dashboard
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Puerto Rico
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Phase 1A: healthcare workers in high-risk settings.
Phase 1B: long-term care facility residents; adults 65+; other essential healthcare workers; first responders; critical infrastructure workers/frontline workers.
Phase 1C: people with underlying medical conditions, in detention/correctional facilities, living and working in congregate settings, experiencing homelessness or living in shelters; higher education students; those who are uninsured or underinsured; other essential workers; clergy.
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Website: https://www.vacunatepr.com/proveedor-y-distribuidor-de-vacunas
Puerto Rico COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (rev. 10/16/2020)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/16/2020)
Vaccination Phase Chart rev. 12/21/2020 (Spanish)
Vaccine Provider Resources and Enrollment (Spanish)
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Rhode Island
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Phase 1A: hospital staff; EMS; home health and hospice providers; nursing home staff and residents; COVID vaccinators; community health center staff; COVID specimen collectors; urgent care clinic staff; respiratory clinic staff; pharmacists; corrections medical staff and mental health workers, high-risk incarcerated persons (65 and older, immunocompromised, or other high-risk factors); other long-term care facility staff and residents.
Phase 1B: firefighters; law enforcement; hard-hit communities; COVID testing lab staff; other public health and emergency preparedness workers; school nurse teachers; harm reduction staff; patient-facing clinical students; community and family caregivers; corrections officers/staff; dentists; primary care and other outpatient providers dialysis center staff; blood, organ, and tissue donation staff; morticians, funeral home workers, other death care professionals; adults age75 and older.
Phase 2: K-12 teachers, school staff, and childcare providers; critical workers in high-risk settings; people with moderate comorbid conditions; people in homeless shelters or group homes and staff; incarcerated or detained people and facility staff; all older adults.
Phase 3: young adults; children; workers in industries important to the functioning of society.
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Website: https://health.ri.gov/covid/vaccine/
Rhode Island COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (v.1, 10/16/2020)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/26/2020)
Phase 1 Timeline (rev. 1/11/2021)
Vaccine Provider Enrollment
Rhode Island Vaccine Data Dashboard
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South Carolina
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Phase 1a: people age 70 and older; anesthesiology assistants, registered cardiovascular invasive specialists, and operating room staff; athletic trainers; ASL and other interpreters in healthcare facilities; autopsy room staff, coroners, embalmers, and funeral home staff at risk of exposure to bodily fluids; chiropractors; dentists and dental hygienists and technicians ; dietary and food services staff in healthcare facilities; environmental services staff in healthcare facilities; harbor pilots; home health and hospice workers; hospital transport personnel ; hospital inpatients 65 and older; laboratory personnel and phlebotomists; licensed dietitians; long-term care facility residents and staff; medical assistants; medical first responders (paid and volunteer): EMS; fire department and law enforcement personnel who provide emergency medical care; nurses, nurse practitioners, and nurse’s aides/assistants; opticians and optometrists and assistants/technicians; persons providing medical care in correctional facilities and correctional officers; pharmacists and pharmacy technicians; physical and occupational therapists and assistants; physicians, including medical house staff, and physician assistants; podiatrists; public health healthcare workers who are frequently interacting with persons with potential COVID-19 infection; radiology technicians; respiratory care practitioners, such as respiratory therapists; speech language pathologists and assistants and audiologists; state/local government employees and their contractors who are mission-critical for maintaining operations of COVID-19 vaccinations and testing in the state; students and interns of the above categories.
Phase 1b: frontline essential workers.
Phase 1c: essential workers not included in Phase 1b; persons age 65 and older, with or without underlying medical conditions; persons ages 16-64 with specified underlying medical conditions.
Phase 2: rest of population.
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Website: https://scdhec.gov/covid19/covid-19-vaccination
South Carolina COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (rev. 12/7/2020)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/22/2020)
Phase 1a Guidance for COVID-19 Vaccine Allocation (rev. 1/11/2021)
Vaccine Appointment Scheduling – Employers are encouraged to reach out to their local hospitals as soon as possible and no later than Jan. 15, 2021, with a list of names and contact information of employees who want to be vaccinated.
Vaccine Provider Enrollment Portal
South Carolina Vaccine Data Dashboard
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South Dakota
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Phase 1a: frontline healthcare workers in emergency departments, intensive care units, and dedicated COVID-19 acute care units.
Phase 1b: long-term care facility residents.
Phase 1c: other healthcare workers; EMS workers; public health workers; law enforcement; corrections officers.
Phase 1d: people with more than 2 underlying medical conditions that put them at significantly higher risk; teachers and other school and college staff; adults over age 65; workers and residents of congregate care settings; funeral services workers.
Phase 1e: fire service personnel; other critical infrastructure workers.
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Website: https://doh.sd.gov/COVID/Vaccine/Public.aspx
South Dakota COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (v.3.0, 12/14/2020)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/23/2020)
Vaccination Timeline (rev. 1/13/2021)
Vaccine Provider Resources and Enrollment
South Dakota Vaccine Data Dashboard
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Tennessee
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Beginning in January, there will be a simultaneous age-based rollout, with people ages 75+ receiving vaccine first.
Phase 1a1: hospital/freestanding ER staff with direct patient exposure and/or exposure to potentially infectious materials; home care staff; mass testing site staff; student health providers; long-term care/skilled nursing/assisted living facility staff and residents; first responders with direct public exposure; individuals 18 years or older who cannot live independently due to a serious chronic medical condition or intellectual or developmental disability.
Phase 1a2: other healthcare providers; outpatient laboratory staff handling COVID-19 specimens; funeral or mortuary staff with direct decedent contact.
Phase 1b: K-12 teachers and school staff, including school bus drivers; childcare providers; other first responders not included in Phase 1a.
Phase 1c: persons ages 16 and older with one or more specified high-risk medical conditions.
Phase 2a: critical infrastructure workers.
Phase 2b: critical infrastructure workers.
Phase 3: others in higher-risk settings.
Phase 4: anyone not already vaccinated.
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Website: https://www.tn.gov/health/cedep/ncov/covid-19-vaccine-information.html
Tennessee COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (v.3, 12/30/2020)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/16/2020)
COVID-19 Vaccine FAQ (rev. 11/18/2020)
Vaccine Phase Descriptions and Timeline
Vaccine Provider Registration and Resources
Tennessee Vaccine Data Dashboard
Vaccine appointments are available by visiting this page and clicking on county of residence on the map. Counties not yet vaccinating anyone beyond healthcare workers will not yet have appointment scheduling available.
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Texas
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Phase 1A (Tier 1): healthcare providers; long-term care staff working directly with vulnerable residents; direct care providers at nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and state-supported living centers; EMS providers; home healthcare workers.
(Tier 2): staff in outpatient care offices and other support staff; direct care staff in freestanding emergency medical care facilities and urgent care clinics; community pharmacy staff; public health and emergency response staff directly involved in administration of COVID testing and vaccinations; last responders; school nurses who provide health care to students and teachers.
Phase 1B: people 65 and older; people 16 and older with at least one specified chronic medical condition that puts them at increased risk for severe illness from the virus that causes COVID-19.
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Website: https://www.dshs.state.tx.us/coronavirus/immunize/vaccine.aspx
Texas COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (v.1, 10/16/2020)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/26/2020)
COVID-19 Vaccine Allocation Phase 1A Definition (rev. 12/17/2020)
COVID-19 Vaccine Allocation Phase 1B Definition (rev. 12/22/2020)
Vaccine Provider Resources and Enrollment
Texas Vaccine Data Dashboard
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Utah
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Phase 1a: any healthcare worker who has contact with patients; tribal health, tribal EMS, and tribal public health workers; long-term care facility staff and residents; K-12 teachers and school staff; all first responders; people age 70 and older.
Phase 1b: remaining hospital staff; non-hospital healthcare workers; people living in congregate facilities; tribal populations; incarcerated populations; medically high-risk people (over 65; immunocompromised).
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Website: https://coronavirus.utah.gov/vaccine/
Utah COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (v.1, 10/16/2020)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/26/2020)
Vaccine Distribution Timeline
Vaccine Provider Portal
Utah Vaccine Data Dashboard
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Vermont
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Phase 1a: long-term care staff who have direct patient contact; healthcare workers primarily located in the Emergency Departments and Intensive Care Units, providing care to patients with COVID-19; Emergency Medical Services personnel with direct patient contact; home healthcare clinical staff and caregivers who have contact with multiple patients or who are high-risk for serious illness from COVID-19; other healthcare providers and staff who have patient contact.
Phase 1b: essential workers; adults age 75 and older.
Phase 1c: adults with high-risk medical conditions; adults 65+.
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Website: https://www.healthvermont.gov/covid-19/vaccine/vermont-covid-19-vaccine-planning
Vermont COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (v.2, 12/28/2020)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/21/2020)
Vaccine Provider Resources and Enrollment
Vermont Vaccine Data Dashboard
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Virginia
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Phase 1a: healthcare personnel.
Phase 1b: essential workers listed in order of priority: police, fire, and hazmat; corrections and homeless shelter workers; childcare/k-12 teachers/staff; food and agriculture, including veterinarians; manufacturing; grocery store workers; public transit workers; public and private mail carriers; officials needed to maintain continuity of government; persons age 75 and older; persons living in shelters, correctional facilities, migrant labor camps.
Phase 1c: essential workers listed in order of priority: energy; water and wastewater; housing/construction; food service; transportation and logistics; institutions of higher education faculty/staff; finance; information technology & communication; media; legal services; public safety (engineers); other public health workers; persons age 65 and older; those ages 16-64 with high-risk underlying medical conditions.
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Website: https://www.vdh.virginia.gov/immunization/covid19vaccine/
Virginia COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (v.2, 11/16/2020)
Summary of Changes in Plan Version 2.0
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/26/2020)
Phase 1a Guidance
Phase 1b Guidance
Phase 1c Guidance
Vaccine Provider Enrollment
Virginia Vaccine Dashboard
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Washington
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Phase 1a, Tier 1: high-risk workers in healthcare settings; residents and staff of nursing homes, assisted living facilities, and other community-based, congregate living settings where most individuals over age 65 are receiving care, supervision, or assistance.
Phase 1a, Tier 2: workers in healthcare settings who are at risk of acquisition or transmission of COVID because they are interacting in close proximity (less than 6 feet) with patients, co-workers, or specimens and are unable to remain socially distant.
Phase 1b, Tier 1: people age65 and older; people age 50 and older who live in multigenerational households.
Phase 1b, Tier 2: high-risk critical workers age 50 and older who work in certain congregate settings (agriculture; food processing; grocery stores; K-12 (teachers and school staff); childcare; corrections, prisons, jails or detention facilities (staff); public transit; fire; law enforcement).
Phase 1b, Tier 3: people age 16 and older with two or more co-morbidities or underlying conditions.
Phase 1b, Tier 4: high-risk critical workers younger than age 50 in certain congregate settings; staff and volunteers all ages in congregate living settings.
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Website: https://www.doh.wa.gov/Emergencies/COVID19/Vaccine
Washington COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (rev. 1/7/2021)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/2020)
Phases 1A and 1B Distribution Guidance (rev. 1/7/2021)
COVID-19 Vaccination Phase 1a Guidance for Workers Not Getting the Vaccine from their Employer
Vaccine Provider Enrollment and Toolkit
Washington Vaccine Data Dashboard
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West Virginia
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Phase 1-A: hospital personnel; longer-term care staff and residents; pharmacy staff; persons ages 80+.
Phase 1-B: community infrastructure workers; emergency responders; public health officials; dental/orthodontic/oral surgery personnel; corrections staff.
Phase 1-C: other healthcare.
Phase 1-D: other critical sectors vital to state/government services.
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Website: https://dhhr.wv.gov/COVID-19/Pages/Vaccine.aspx
West Virginia COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (rev. 10/16/2020)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/26/2020)
Overview of Allocation and Registration Process for Phases 1A-1D (rev. 1/8/2021)
COVID-19 Vaccine FAQ
West Virginia Vaccine Data Dashboard
Phase 1 priority occupations, such as healthcare workers, will use the CDC's VAMS system to schedule their vaccination appointment. People eligible due to age-based priority may contact their local health departments.
Retail and manufacturing: "Communication on vaccine allocation and timelines for your organization will come directly from your respective association (retailers association, OMEGA, etc). If you do not hear directly from them, we urge you to reach out to them for details as the state will not be managing the vaccine process at that level."
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Wisconsin
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Phase 1a: healthcare workers exposed to or treating people with COVID-19; residents of long-term care or assisted living facilities.
Phase 1b: people age 75 and older; first responders, including police and firefighters; non-healthcare frontline essential workers.
Phase 1c: people ages 65-74; people ages 16-64 with high-risk medical conditions; essential workers not included in Phase 1b.
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Website: https://www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/covid-19/vaccine.htm
Wisconsin COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (10/2020)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/26/2020)
Phase 1a Guidance for Vaccinating Entities to Prioritize COVID-19 Vaccine in Priority Populations (rev. 12/2020)
Vaccine Provider Enrollment Portal
Wisconsin Vaccine Data Dashboard
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Wyoming
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Phase 1a: hospital staff; EMS personnel/fire department personnel that are EMTs; long-term care facilities and healthcare providers; public health nursing staff and other HCPs administering vaccines; tribal public health; public health nurses and HCPs who regularly conduct COVID sample collection; inpatient/residential behavioral health facility HCPs; urgent care clinics and other medical clinics; law enforcement; licensed/credentialed medical and dental direct care staff working in other locations who have regular exposure to potentially positive COVID-19 patients or infectious material; public health offices and local health departments; home healthcare providers; school nurses; laboratories; pharmacy staff; other healthcare facility staff.
Phase 1b: critical infrastructure workforce; adults over 65; people at significant risk of severe COVID-19 illness.
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Website: https://health.wyo.gov/publichealth/immunization/wyoming-covid-19-vaccine-information/
Wyoming COVID-19 Vaccination Plan (v.2, 11/25/2020)
Vaccination Plan Executive Summary (rev. 10/16/2020)
Phase 1a COVID-19 Vaccination Priorities (rev. 12/9/2020)
Vaccine Provider Resources and Enrollment
Wyoming Vaccine Data Dashboard
Online registration may be available at the county level.
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