LAST UPDATED: 3/1/2021, 9:00 a.m.
Chinese Hospital Walk-in COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic
Location: 845 Jackson St, 1/F, San Francisco, CA 94133
Eligibility: People age 65+, or under Phase 1A/1B.
Hours: Monday to Friday, 10 AM – 3 PM
*Photo ID, proof of address, Medicare card and most recent paystub (if applicable) will be required when you check in.
Gellert Health Services
Walk-in COVID-19 Vaccination Clinic
Location: 386 Gellert Blvd, Daly City, CA 94015
Eligibility: San Mateo residents age 65+, or under Phase 1A/1B.
Hours: Monday to Friday, 9 AM – 3 PM
*Photo ID, proof of address, Medicare card and most recent paystub (if applicable) will be required when you check in.
We’re committed to offer vaccines to our patients, community, and staff. We have now begun vaccinating Chinese Hospital patients who are in Phase 1B.
We have limited vaccine supply. Right now, we’re following state recommendations to prioritize vaccine appointments for:
- ndividuals who are in Phase 1A
- Individuals who are age 65 and over
- Chinese Hospital Health Systems patients who are in Phase 1B
Are you a Chinese Hospital Health System's patient and are in Phase 1B?
Please call 1-628-228-2828 to schedule an appointment. Note that supplies are limited and may be prioritized based on state guidelines.
Until many more people are vaccinated, continue to protect yourself and your community by wearing a mask, social distancing, and washing your hands. Keep checking this page for updates.
California’s vaccination plan
Benefits of getting vaccinated
COVID-19 vaccines are meant to prevent you from getting COVID-19 and from spreading it to others. The ability of COVID-19 vaccines to protect us from spreading the virus to others is not yet known, but is being studied carefully.
How they work
Vaccines help our immune system fight infections in the future. COVID-19 vaccines will protect us from the virus that causes COVID-19 without having to get the illness.
It typically takes a few weeks after the last dose in a series to become fully protected. On the days after taking the vaccine, you may have a sore arm, aches, fatigue or fever, but these are not harmful. These symptoms signal that your immune system is developing protection from the virus.
