Get Vaccinated after COVID-19

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If you had COVID-19, you still need to get vaccinated. And this video explains why and when.

Even if you had COVID-19, you still need to get vaccinated. More, this story follows a similar story be published July 6.

First, it is unclear how long immunity lasts. We wrote a number of articles documenting reinfection. And that is because there are new strains. More, viruses mutate over time. Thus, the strains of COVID-19 that are now being spread are different from the strains from a year ago. 

So even if you had the virus, you could potentially get it again. 

Second, it protects others. Early evidence shows vaccinated individuals are less likely to spread the virus to others. And children and others are not yet eligible to receive the vaccine.

Third, you get peace of mind. Return to your normal routine more confident. 

Vaccines are key. And data clearly show they work. Please get the shot. And also encourage others, too.

If you had the virus, it is important to wait until you recover. Here is a short video on this:


Vaccinations are key in halting the pandemic.

How to get Vaccinated


There are many options. And many drug stores, Walmart and others provide it. And at no cost. Here are some methods:

Walk Right In! 

Today, many stores and clinics offer walk-in service. And an appointment is not necessary.  Thus, you can walk in. And get the shot.

Schedule by Phone 

Schedule directly. Or call the appointment hotline to set it up. The phone number is 800-232-0233. And it covers all 50 states.

Schedule Online 

Another alternative is to schedule online . And it is found at Vaccines.gov. Moreover, it covers all 50 states.