COVID-19 vaccination registration in Colorado

Go to these sites and sign up for all of them. That will optimize your chances of getting the vaccine as soon as possible. Colorado is now allowing everyone over age 65 to register and receive the vaccine. Vaccination selection is based purely on random selection.

Also listed will be resources for transportation if needed.

IF you have allergies to medications, you will have to wait 30 minutes after your vaccine before you can be released.

IF you have had an immediate, life-threatening reaction to the FIRST dose of any medication, you may not receive these vaccines.

Vaccine finder (shows openings at many pharmacies)

UC Health

Centura Health

Kaiser Permanente

SCL Health

HealthONE

National Jewish Hospital

Safeway

King Soopers

Colorado Dept of Health Prevention & Environment 877-268-2926

CDPHE vaccine hotline

Denver Health 303-602-3531

Jefferson County Public Health 303-239-7000

Sams Club and Walmart

Transportation Assistance:

Some seniors may be experiencing difficulty with transportation to and from vaccine sites. There is a new transportation service to assist with this situation named “HopSkipDrive”. You can register on their website: https://www.hopskipdrive.com/

A few other transportation services available are:
DRCOG Area Agency on Aging 303-480-6700
A Little Help 720-242-9032
Via Mobility Services 303-447-2848

7 thoughts on “COVID-19 vaccination registration in Colorado”

  1. National Jewish is having clinic on Sunday, at DU. Appts required….they opened up scheduling at 2pm today

  2. Further to Karen’s post, National Jewish url is: information@njhealth.org – that was the link I used to get an appointment 10 days ago. You might have to poke around a bit to get the appointment template; it is somewhere in njhealth.org. I signed us up for Centura, UCHealth and Kaiser and have since opted out of Centura and Kaiser after hearing back from them. So Dr G is correct – get on every list you can. Their notifications provide an opt-out option so you are not taking up someone else’s slot if you sign up, just getting on a long list.

  4. Some seniors may be experiencing difficulty with transportation to and from vaccine sites. There is a new transportation service to assist with this situation named “HopSkipDrive”. You can register on their website: https://www.hopskipdrive.com/

    A few other transportation services available are:
    DRCOG Area Agency on Aging 303-480-6700
    A Little Help 720-242-9032
    Via Mobility Services 303-447-2848

    Stay well!!!!
    Tracy

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