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Vaccine Offerings in Grand County
| Clinic | Vaccine Offered | Eligible Ages | # of Shots |
|---|---|---|---|
| Grand County Public Health Various locations around county | Moderna Spanish Moderna Fact Sheet Janssen (J&J) Spanish J&J Fact Sheet | 18 years + 18 years + | 2 (2nd = 28-42 days after 1st) 1 |
| Middle Park Health Granby & Kremmling | Moderna | 18 years + | 2 (2nd = 28-42 days after 1st) |
| Fraser Medical in Fraser | Moderna Janssen (J&J) Pfizer | 18 years + 18 years + 12 years + | 2 (2nd = 28-42 days after 1st) 1 2 (2nd = 21-42 days after 1st) |
| Byers Peak Family Practice in Winter Park | Moderna Janssen (J&J) Pfizer | 18 years + 18 years + 12 years + | 2 (2nd = 28-42 days after 1st) 1 2 (2nd = 21-42 days after 1st) |
| Denver Health at Winter Park Resort | Moderna | 18 years + | 2 (2nd = 28-42 days after 1st) |
| Safeway in Fraser | Pfizer Spanish Pfizer Fact Sheet | 12 years + | 2 (2nd = 21-42 days after 1st) |
| City Market in Granby | Moderna Pfizer | 18 years + 12 years + | 2 (2nd = 28-42 days after 1st) 2 (2nd = 21-42 days after 1st) |
- Adolescents over age 12 are currently only eliglble to receive Pfizer's vaccine - see the provider list below for vaccine providers offering Pfizer in Grand County.
- You do NOT need to be a patient of the clinic or medical provider to receive a COVID vaccine at their facility.
- You do not need to receive your second vaccine dose at the same location / clinic where you received your first - but it needs to be the same brand (Moderna or Pfizer).
- A photo ID is NOT required to get a COVID vaccine.
- Most clinics require pre-registration. Links to provider contact information is below the calendar.
If you help scheduling a vaccine appointment, or getting to a vaccine clinic, call the Grand County Rural Health Network: 970-725-3477.
Learn all about COVID-19 vaccines, their differences, and much more
COVID-19 Vaccine & Pregnancy (click here for Spanish version)
Road to 10K
Grand County Public Health has embarked on a journey to help our community reach herd immunity from COVID-19. Herd immunity is our community's best defense against COVID-19. The sooner our individual immune systems are prepared to fight the virus, the less it spreads from person to person, and the virus has fewer chances to mutate. The number of residents in Grand County who need to be vaccinated to reach ideal herd immunity is approximately 10,000 or 80% of eligible residents. Once we can demonstrate herd immunity, the better opportunity to return to normal life without masks, social distancing and fewer COVID-related Public Health Orders. Track our progress at www.co.grand.co.us/RoadTo10K.
Other Informative Links
- CDPHE: What to expect at your vaccine appointment
- CDC: What to Expect at Your Appointment to Get Vaccinated for COVID-19
- CDC: What to Expect after Getting a COVID-19 Vaccine
- Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) Factsheets