COVID Vaccine Information

  • The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) recommends everyone six months and older get a COVID-19 vaccination to help protect against COVID-19. Read more information on their recommendations.
  • COVID-19 vaccine appointments for ages six months to 17 are administered at pediatric offices. Appointments must be made by phone at (512) 901-4066. If you have questions about the vaccine for your child, please call your pediatrician’s office to schedule an appointment to discuss further.
  • Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines are available for those 18 years old and older at all ADC pediatric, family and internal medicine clinic locations through the ADC Travel Clinic. Appointments are required for both new and established patients. Call (512) 901-4486 to make your appointment, or you can make the appointment online for those 12 years old and older. Walk-ins are not allowed.
  • The ADC Travel Clinic (located at North Austin Medical Center) is open for COVID and Flu vaccines daily from 9:00am – 4:00pm. Appointments are recommended but walk-ins are welcome. Call 512-901-4486 to schedule.

Bivalent vaccines are now available at all ADC locations!

The bivalent vaccines (which provides protection against the original strain as well as the new Omicron BA.4/BA.5 variants) can be administered to patients after completion of their primary series (which is the monovalent formulation) regimen per their age and CDC recommendations.

The current regimen is as follows for each formulation for most people:

MODERNA

  • Six mos. – five years receives a two dose monovalent series with second dose administered four – eight weeks later. NO boosters recommended at this time for this age group.
  • Six and older receives a two dose monovalent series with second dose administered four – eight weeks later.
  • Booster dose recommended to six years and older to receive a Pfizer or Moderna BIVALENT dose at least eight weeks (two months) after the second dose (of monovalent series).

PFIZER

  • six mos. – four years receives a three dose monovalent series with second dose administered three – eight weeks later then third dose at least eight weeks later. No boosters recommended at this time for this age group.
  • Five and older receive a two dose monovalent series with second dose administered three – eight weeks later.
  • Booster dose recommended to five years and older to receive Pfizer or Moderna BIVALENT dose at least eight weeks (two months) after second.

JANSSEN

  • Patients age 18 and older that received Janssen vaccine are recommended to receive a booster dose either Pfizer or Moderna BIVALENT dose at least eight weeks (two months) after previous dose.

The current regimen is as follows for each formulation for immunocompromised patients:

MODERNA

  • Six mos. – five years receives a three dose monovalent series with second dose administered four weeks then third dose four weeks later. NO boosters recommended at this time for this age group.
  • Six years and older receives a three dose monovalent series with second dose administered four weeks then third dose four weeks later. Booster dose recommended to six years and older to receive a Pfizer or Moderna BIVALENT dose at least eight weeks (two months) after the third dose (of monovalent series).

PFIZER

  • Six mos. – four years receives a three dose monovalent series with second dose administered three weeks later then third dose at least four weeks later. No boosters recommended at this time for this age.
  • Five years and older receive a three dose monovalent series with second dose administered three weeks later then third dose four weeks later. A booster dose of the MONOVALENT formulations can be administered at least three months later.
  • Booster dose recommended to five years and older to receive Pfizer or Moderna BIVALENT dose at least eight weeks (two months) after third dose.