COVID-19 Vaccine

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Sign Up for MyTurn to Learn When You Are Eligible

While COVID-19 vaccine supply is still limited, California is prioritizing vaccines for specific groups based on exposure risks, health risks, and health equity. My Turn is where you can find out if it's your turn to get vaccinated and schedule vaccination appointments. If it isn't your turn yet, you can register to be notified when you become eligible.

Public Health will be releasing appointments regularly at 12pm on Fridays, via MyTurn. These are appointments at the Whispering Pines Grass Valley clinic.

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Nevada County's Current Vaccine Schedule
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Nevada County Vaccination Data

Updated April 15, 2021
(Includes data through previous day)

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Total Doses Administered

Change Since Previous Business Day

58,926

688

Updated every business day. Data is from the State of California's COVID-19 Vaccine Dashboard. Totals include both first and second doses administered to Nevada County residents by hospitals, clinics, primary care providers, pharmacies, and the Nevada County Public Health Department.

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Getting Vaccinated in Nevada County

Public Health is releasing appointments for our clinics weekly via MyTurn.ca.gov. These appointments are at our Grass Valley vaccine clinic. We are releasing those appointments Fridays around noon for the following week. Check MyTurn on Fridays for an appointment. All people in Phase 1A and Phase 1B are eligible for appointments in MyTurn.

Other vaccine partners having their own websites and system to book vaccine appointments. Visit our Vaccine Provider page for more information on other locations.

Plan on getting your second shot where you get your first. Public Health cannot book second shot-only appointments.

Stay up-to-date

Text VACCINEINFO to 898211 to receive text messages with updates on vaccine eligibility in Nevada County. These updates come from Nevada County Public Health, in partnership with 211. These updates will be sent straight to your smartphone.

If you prefer email alerts, submit your email address via this on-line form to receive the same updates.

If you have questions about which vaccination tier you fall into, call 211 Connecting Point at 1-833-DIAL211 to speak to a local call center agent, 24/7, in English or Spanish.

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Vaccine Safety

COVID-19 vaccines authorized by the FDA have been shown to be safe and effective in clinical trials. The U.S. vaccine safety system ensures that all vaccines are as safe as possible. 

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

See the CDC's vaccine safety page to learn how the federal government is working to ensure the safety of COVID-19 vaccines.

VAERS

Report any adverse reactions using the Vaccine Event Reporting System (VAERS). Anyone can submit a report to VAERS, including patients, family members, healthcare providers, vaccine manufacturers and the general public. CDC and FDA encourage anyone who experiences an adverse event after receiving a vaccine to report to VAERS.

FDA Emergency Use Authorization Fact Sheets (EUA Fact Sheets)

Learn more about vaccine usage guidelines from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

California Scientific Safety Review Workgroup 

California formed a Scientific Safety Review Workgroup of experts to ensure the safety of COVID-19 vaccines. This workgroup has confirmed that the COVID-19 vaccines authorized by the FDA are safe and effective.

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Vaccine Resources for Healthcare Providers

Find information and resources for healthcare providers, including:

  • Resources for administering the vaccine
  • FDA Emergency Use Authorization Fact Sheets
  • Information on vaccine safety
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California's COVID-19 Vaccine Information

See the State of California's Vaccine page for up-to-date information on:

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Still Have Questions?

For questions about how to get a COVID test, general questions about COVID-19, or questions about general COVID guidelines, contact 211 by dialing 2-1-1 or 1-833-DIAL211. You can speak with a local call agent. Public Health keeps 211 up-to-date with the most current information available. 

Please note: Counties May Be in Different Places in Vaccine Administration

The California Department of Public Health has convened a Drafting Guidelines Workgroup which is leveraging national prioritization frameworks and reviewing data regarding occupational exposure and COVID risk to prioritize sectors across phases and tiered population groups. Counties will follow these guidelines in administering vaccine.

However, given the number of people falling into the various tiers in a specific county, the uptake of those in the priority group in getting vaccinated, and the logistics and timeline for use of the vaccine so that no doses go to waste, counties may be in different tiers in administering vaccine to their population.