The COVID-19 vaccine is the best way to keep yourself and your family safe. Schedule your vaccine, see what’s new and get your questions answered here.
Updated October 19, 2022
Updated COVID-19 vaccine boosters that offer increased protection are available. You’re eligible for an updated booster now if:
Updated June 24, 2022
Children ages 6 months to 5 years can now get the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine.
The vaccine is a 3-dose series. The first 2 shots are given 3 weeks apart, and the third shot is given at least 2 months later.
Atrium Health offers the COVID-19 vaccine at locations throughout the Charlotte region. Schedule yours now. For help, call 704-468-8888.
Answer a few quick questions, then pick a time and location.
Schedule nowFollow the steps below.
Step 1: Log in to MyAtriumHealth.+
Step 2: Click on Schedule COVID-19 Vaccination.*
Step 3: Click on COVID-19 Vaccination.
Step 4: Answer a few quick questions, then schedule your vaccine!
You can also call 704-468-8888 to schedule your COVID-19 vaccine.
+If you’re scheduling for a child who has a MyAtriumHealth account, switch to their account when you log in. If you’re scheduling for a child who does NOT have a MyAtriumHealth account, schedule here or call 704-468-8888.
*If you are using the MyAtriumHealth app, click on Menu, then Schedule an Appointment, then COVID-19 Vaccination.
Just a mask and any personal items you need! You can bring your vaccine card or record if you’ve already had a dose, or any vaccine clinic can access your COVID-19 vaccination record virtually when you arrive.
You can schedule your COVID-19 vaccine online or through your MyAtriumHealth account. For help, call 704-468-8888.
Answer a few quick questions, then pick a time and location to schedule your vaccine.
Don’t have a MyAtriumHealth account? Sign up now.
The COVID-19 vaccine is given by injection (shot).
Like all Atrium Health locations, our vaccination sites follow COVID-Safe care measures. We'll ensure physical distancing and have proper personal protective equipment (PPE) on patients and staff.
There’s no direct cost to you to get the vaccine:
Yes. Evidence shows that the vaccines protect you better than having had COVID-19. Even if you’ve already had COVID-19, getting vaccinated is the best way to keep yourself from getting sick again and having severe symptoms.
If you have or had COVID-19, you should get a vaccine when:
This also applies if you get infected between doses of the vaccine.
If you received monoclonal antibodies or convalescent plasma, you should wait at least 90 days after treatment to get a COVID-19 vaccine.
The American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists recommends that all pregnant or breastfeeding women get vaccinated against COVID-19.
Still have questions? Learn more about the vaccine if you’re pregnant, trying to get pregnant or breastfeeding.
Most experts agree that people with chronic conditions should receive a COVID-19 vaccination. It’s especially important to protect yourself from COVID-19 if you’re immunocompromised or at high risk for severe illness from the virus. The COVID-19 vaccination is one added layer of protection.
Learn more about COVID-19 vaccines for those with chronic conditions.
If you got your COVID-19 vaccine through Atrium Health, your vaccination record is in MyAtriumHealth. It includes the date(s) you were vaccinated and which vaccine you got.
Follow the instructions below to find your vaccination record in MyAtriumHealth.
Website:
App:
You can also call the medical records department at 704-667-9500 or toll free at 844-383-2109.
Your doctor: As always, we’re here for you. If you have concerns about your health and whether the vaccine is right for you, please talk to your doctor.
COVID-19 Resource Center: Learn where to get tested, how to protect yourself and where to access care – as well as news and updates on research and vaccines.
MyAtriumHealth: It’s our online patient portal. You can use it to schedule and keep up with vaccine appointments. You can also send messages to your healthcare provider. You don’t need to be a patient to sign up.
National and state resources: