FAQs About COVID Vaccine

Anyone 6 months and older may be eligible for the current COVID-19 vaccine based on age, health history, and individual risk factors. Vaccination is especially important for adults 65+, people with chronic conditions, weakened immune systems, or those who have never received a COVID-19 vaccine.

Vaccine doses are extremely limited. If you are unable to make an appointment through our website, You may give our office a call.

Please bring:

• Government-issued form of identification to verify your identity (driver’s license or social security card)
• Completed consent form
• Prescription and medical insurance care (Medicare card like shown below for customers 65+)

Moderna and Johnson and Johnson

Learn more about the science and effectiveness of FDA-authorized COVID-19 vaccines here.

Yes, COVID-19 vaccines are considered safe and continue to be monitored for safety and effectiveness. Current vaccine guidance is based on a person’s age, health status, vaccination history, and individual risk for severe illness. Your provider can help determine whether the current COVID-19 vaccine is recommended for you and which dose schedule is appropriate.

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Individuals will not be charged for the vaccine or its administration. The federal government will pay for the cost of the vaccine.

When you receive a COVID-19 vaccine, our team will provide information about the vaccine, possible side effects, and when to seek medical attention for an allergic reaction. Some patients may be monitored briefly after vaccination based on their health history and provider guidance.

Current COVID-19 vaccine recommendations are based on age, health status, immune status, previous vaccination history, and individual risk factors. The number of doses and timing may vary, so Dr. Shima Hadidchi, MD Family Practice, can help determine the most appropriate vaccine schedule for you.

Please call our office to confirm vaccine availability, appointment requirements, and whether COVID-19 vaccination is recommended for your specific needs.

We will continue to update this page when online scheduling is available.

Please note: you MUST have an appointment to get a COVID-19 vaccine.

Your dose 2 visit will follow the same procedure as your dose 1 visit, but you will additionally receive proof of vaccination once your visit is complete.

If you want to know more, then contact us for more information or schedule an appointment online! We serve patients from Victorville CA, Apple Valley CA, Adelanto CA, Hesperia CA, Crestline CA, Highland CA, Barstow CA, and BEYOND!