General Information:

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UPDATED 09/09/2024 

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Update: Current booster is the Monovalent vaccine that targets the Omicron JN.1 - Lineage of SAR-CoV-2 

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Summary of COVID-19 vaccine schedules: 

 

​​PFIZER (5-11 years old: 10 mcg/0.2 ml)

• Primary series: 2 doses (0, 21 days)

• Primary series in certain immunocompromised individuals: 3 doses (0, 21 days, 28 days)​ 

• Monovalent booster (0.3ml, 5-11 years old): 8 weeks  after primary series or last booster

• Link to the updated FDA https://www.cdc.gov/covid/vaccines/stay-up-to-date.html

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PFIZER (12 years and older: 30 mcg/0.3 ml):​

• Primary series: 2 doses (0, 21 days)

• Primary series in certain immunocompromised individuals: 3 doses (0, 21 days, 28 days)​ 

  • Monovalent booster (0.3ml, 12 years and older): At least 8 weeks after primary series or last booster

• Link to the updated https://www.cdc.gov/covid/vaccines/stay-up-to-date.html 

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MODERNA (6 years and older; 100 mcg/0.5 ml, 50 mcg/0.25 ml):​

• Primary series (0.5 ml): 2 doses (0, 28 days)

• Primary series in certain immunocompromised individuals (0.5 ml):  3 doses (0, 28 days, 28 days)

• Monovalent booster dose (0.25ml, 6-11 years old): At least 8 weeks after completing primary series or last booster

• Monovalent booster dose (0.5ml, 12 years and older): At least 8 weeks after completing primary series or last booster

• Link to the updated Emergency Use Authorization 

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NOVAVAX (12 years and older; 5 mcg rS and 50 mcg of Matrix-M adj/ 0.5ml:​

• Primary series (0.5 ml): 2 doses (0, 21 days)

• Primary series in certain immunocompromised individuals (0.5 ml):  3 doses (0, 28 days, 28 days)

• 1st booster dose (0.5 ml, 18 years and older): 6 months after completing primary series in limited situations, such as  unwilling to get monovalent  booster and have NOT gotten any other booster dose. 

• Link to the updated Emergency Use Authorization 

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PRIMARY SERIES COVID-19 VACCINATIONS CANNOT BE MIXED. Please see below for mix and match boosters. 

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Mix-and-match booster doses have been approved: 

• Any available COVID-19 vaccine can be used as a booster dose following completion of the primary series

  • primary vaccine with Janssen (J&J) -> booster #1 after 2 months -> if eligible, booster #2 after 4 months 

  • primary Moderna or Pfizer vaccines -> booster #1 after 5 months -> if eligible, booster #2 after 4 months

 

Digital vaccine records: 

- Can be obtained from myvaccinerecord.cdph.ca.gov 

- If you are following the steps and are not able to link to your record, it is probably because the vaccine registry does not have the right cell phone number or your email address on your profile -- you can call any of your providers to add that information on your file with the State.     If you need us to do that for you -- PLEASE EMAIL the request to us at info@courtyardpharmacy.com and we will do so within 1-2 days.

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Courtyard COVID vaccine clinics: 

• Clinic hours starting at 10 am, breaking for lunch between 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm, and continuing until 30 minutes before closing

• Appointments are preferred, but walk-ins will be accommodated to the best of our ability

• If you are running late, please call to make sure we save you a dose  

• If you represent a business or a school, please contact us to arrange special clinic days

  

Eligibility Guidelines:

• April 1st, 2021 - all adults aged 50 and older

• April 16th, 2021 - all individuals aged 16 and older

• May 10th, 2021 - all individuals aged 12 and older

• August 13th, 2021 - booster doses approved for immunocompromised individuals

• September 22nd, 2021 - Pfizer approved 6 months after 2nd dose for 65+ years of age and 16-64 years of age at increased risk (health condition or occupation)

• October 20th, 2021 - Moderna half-dose (0.25 ml) approved 6 months after 2nd dose for 65+ years of age and 16-64 years of age at increased risk (health condition or occupation)

• October 20th, 2021 - mix-and-match boosters approved 

• October 29th, 2021 - Pfizer 10 mcg dose (0.2 ml) approved for individuals 5 to 11 years of age

• December 8th, 2021 - Pfizer booster doses recommendation expanded to 16 and 17 year old individuals

• January 9th, 2022 - Pfizer booster doses recommendation expanded to 12 and older individuals; 5-11 year old individuals with immunocompromising conditions approved to get a 3rd dose in the primary series (28 days after their 2nd dose), and booster doses can be obtained 5 months following the completion of the primary series (down from 6 months)

• May 19th, 2022 - Pfizer booster dose approved for 5-11 years old cohort 

• June 24, 2022 Moderna primary series approved for 6 years and older

• September 2, 2022 Updated bivalent booster became available for 12 years and older

• October 12, 2022 Updated bivalent booster became available for 5-11 years old

• September 6, 2024: Updated Monovalent booster became available to 12 years and older

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DIRECT APPOINTMENT LINK HAS BEEN ENABLED

• Complete ALL required forms 

• Scan in your picture ID and insurance cards (indicate if you do not have insurance)

• Make an appointment to get your vaccine 

• Please keep in mind the following recommended dosing intervals when booking your appointments

  • Primary Series:​

    • ​Moderna:

      • 2nd dose -- 28 days after 1st dose

      • 3rd dose -- 28 days after 2nd dose (immunocompromised individuals only)​​

    • Pfizer:​

      • 2nd dose -- 21 days after 1st dose ​

      • 3rd dose -- 28 days after 2nd dose (immunocompromised individuals only)

  • Booster doses:​​

    • Pfizer/Moderna Bivalent booster

      • At least 2 months from primary series or last booster ​

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• When making an appt for Covid-19 vaccines, please include patient's age so that we can plan for the number of "Pediatric" and "Adult" doses for the day 

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