This guide provides essential information on where and how to get free or low-cost flu and COVID-19 vaccines in Vermont for the 2025-2026 season. Vaccinations are widely available through community health centers, local pharmacies, and special events, with programs to ensure access regardless of insurance status.

Community Health Center Locations

Community Health centers are a primary source for vaccinations. Appointments can be made by phone, and walk-ins may also be available. It is recommended to call ahead to confirm hours and vaccine availability.

Pharmacy Vaccination Options

Local pharmacies offer convenient options for flu and COVID-19 shots. Booking online is the fastest way to secure a spot, though walk-ins are often accepted.

Booking and Appointment Information

Here’s what you need to know before you go:

• No Insurance Required: Many programs offer vaccines at no cost, even if you don't have insurance.
• Seniors: If you are 65 or older, your flu and COVID-19 shots are fully covered by Medicare.
• What to Bring: It is recommended to bring a photo ID. Minors under 18 will need a parental consent form. If you have insurance or a Medicare card, please bring it with you.
• Booking Methods: You can book by calling a Community Health center, using the pharmacy websites linked above, or walking in. For county or pop-up events, check local public announcements.