Types of Vaccine Offered: Cape May County Department of Health will be offering Moderna and Johnson & Johnson (as supplies last). Johnson &Johnson is approved for ages 18 years and older. Moderna is approved for ages 6 months and older. There will be designated clinics for children 6 months-17 years old. Pop-up clinics are for 18 years and older only. Please be mindful of age category under vaccine clinic information. No appointment is needed. For additional information call (609) 465-1187. 

Third Dose: CDC recommends that individuals who are moderately to severely immunocompromised (have a weakened immune system) receive third dose of an mRNA COVID-19 vaccine (Pfizer-bioNTech or Moderna). Individuals with a weakened immune system should receive a third dose 4 weeks after original series and then two boosters for added protection. Cape May County Department of Health is offering a third dose to those who qualify. Please talk to your health care provider about your medical condition, and if getting an additional dose is right for you. We ask that you bring your vaccine card and ID. Please note the third dose is separate from the booster that has been released for the general population. For additional information on third dose, boosters and timing visit COVID-19 Vaccines for People who are Moderately or Severely Immunocompromised | CDC 

COVID-19 Bivalent Booster: The CDC recommends individuals who received Pfizer or Moderna series wait at least 2 months before booster. If you received a booster, it is also recommended to wait 2 months before receiving the Bivalent Booster. For those who received J&J single dose wait at least 2 months before booster. Recommendations also allow individuals to mix and match dosing for booster shots. 

Individuals must bring their vaccine card and identification to receive their booster.

Cape May County Department of Health does not offer Pfizer vaccine. Vaccines will only be given to children 6 months -17 years old at designated vaccine clinics.