COVID Vaccination Information by RI Community

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STATEWIDE VACCINE SIGN-UP ONLINE PORTAL https://www.vaccinateri.org/ AND AUTOMATED PHONE LINE 1-844-930-1779.

Transportation to vaccination sites can be found here Transportation to COVID vaccination sites

Please visit RIDOH https://covid.ri.gov/vaccination for more information on the State’s vaccination process and timeline.

For questions, you can call 401-222-8022.

You can book CVS appointments on the CVS app or online https://www.cvs.com/immunizations/covid-19-vaccine?icid=cvs-home-hero1-banner-1-coronavirus-vaccine or call 1-800-746-7287 to schedule an appointment.

You can book Walgreens appointments on the Walgreens app or online https://www.walgreens.com/findcare/vaccination/covid-19?ban=covid_vaccine_landing_schedule

The Providence VA Medical Center has begun vaccinating people who are enrolled in the VA Health Care. VA Providence is actively contacting patients at high risk of severe illness from COVID-19 to schedule their vaccination appointments. There is no need for Veterans to preregister, call for an appointment or come to a facility to sign up. https://www.va.gov/health-care/covid-19-vaccine/ If you are not yet enrolled in VA Healthcare you can do so by visiting https://www.va.gov/health-care/how-to-apply/ online or by contacting the Eligibility Office at the Providence VA Medical Center Main Building, Main Entrance, Rooms D1089A and 1089E or call 401-273-7100 Ext. 12496 401-273-7100 Ext. 13250

Below are the links to every city and town’s COVID-19 vaccination information.

Right now, each community has their own process for administering the vaccine. Some communities are using the RI Special Needs Registry, others are using the CODE RED registries and still others are collecting contact information to create their own lists. These lists are being used to schedule appointments when vaccine becomes available.

It is EXTREMELY important that you carefully read what your city or town has posted.

The vaccine is free. Appointments are free. No one should ask you for money. No one will ask for your social security number. Your immigration status does NOT matter.

Some additional notes to keep in mind:

Be patient

People over the age of 75 have been prioritized to get the vaccine. There isn’t enough vaccine for everyone right now but more is coming soon. I have included the number of people over the age of 65 in every city and town according to the Healthy Aging Data Report (https://healthyagingdatareports.org/healthy-aging-indicators/) to give an idea of how many older adults are in your community. In many communities, you will NOT be able to register right now if you are not over 75.

Be kind

The people who need help are your neighbors. Many communities are asking for online registration. Since you are reading this online you have the ability to help your elderly neighbor get registered. If you do need help to get registered, being rude to the person who answers the phone or who is trying to help you doesn’t make a vaccine magically appear, it just gives the helper a bad day. Don’t make people have a bad day.

Be honest

If you are not in the currently authorized vaccination group then don’t pretend that you are. You can check what group is currently authorized here https://covid.ri.gov/vaccination

The cities and towns have vaccines for their residents only. You will most likely be asked to prove that you live in the city or town that you registered in. A government issued id (state ID or drivers license) or utility bill with your name may be requested as proof.

Don’t be a no-show.

If you do sign up at multiple places-for example CVS, Walgreens and your town, and get your vaccine PLEASE CANCEL your other registrations. Don’t prevent other people from getting a shot because you have multiple registrations.

Barrington (2,666 people over age 65)

https://www.barrington.ri.gov/

Register by phone 401-247-1926 M-F 8:30-4:30

Bristol (4578 people over age 65)

401-253-1611

Burrillville (2391 people over age 65)

https://www.burrillville.org/home/urgent-alerts/urgent-alert-notice-regarding-covid-19

https://www.burrillville.org/sites/g/files/vyhlif2886/f/uploads/facts_regarding_covid_19_vaccines_for_residents_75_and_up_web_version_revised.pdf

*Beginning on Wednesday, February 10, if you have NO OTHER WAY to register for this vaccine, you may call 401-710-7800 for assistance. Note that calling this number is NOT your registration and does NOT assure you will get your vaccine on any specific date.

Central Falls (1367 people over age 65)

https://www.centralfallsri.us/coronavirus

Pre-registration for vaccine required:

https://www.vaccinateri.org/clinic/private_registration/81d22203-5cef-4ecf-9c18-2363ac97489c

855-843-7620

Charlestown (1733 people over age 65)

https://www.charlestownri.org/

Email CEMAHotline@Charlestown.org

401-218-1968 9-4pm M-F

Coventry (5902 people over age 65)

https://www.coventryri.org/covid-19-vaccination-information

Vaccinations will be administered by online appointment only. Since there are some residents over 75 who may not have the ability to register online, families and friends are encouraged to assist them!  If you are still unable register, you can call Coventry Human Services at 822-9175 for assistance. February 11th at 9AM, the link will be released to sign up for 240 appointments at www.coventryri.org Once the appointment times are full, the link will close. Those appointments not meeting the criteria will be cancelled. ID will be required on site for confirmation.

Cranston (13807 people over age 65)

https://www.cranstonri.gov/covid-19-vaccine-information/

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf41r42-InZPYE8PVIbuQLbUivojnPKyBOzt0S9267oS5BsGg/viewform

Cumberland (6204 people over age 65)

https://www.cumberlandri.org/

Residents 75 years of age and older may register for weekly COVID vaccination clinics that will be held at the Cumberland Senior Center beginning the week of February 15th. To register, please call 401-335-5888. Please call between the hours of 9:00-4:00 pm.

East Greenwich (2138 people over age 65)

http://www.eastgreenwichri.com/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=337

East Providence (8917 people over age 65)

 https://eastprovidenceri.gov/COVID-19

Exeter (1021 people over age 65)

https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=J6m5eb94vkKt48ITjSNEcjws_dWtTi1CqgFvFCWLiL1UQlpNNUZVNzgxNVFCOFNMWEU0SzZDUTdLOC4u

Foster (883 people over age 65)

https://www.townoffoster.com/foster-home-page/news/vaccination-update

If you have not contacted DHS yet and you are in one of these age groups (75+, 65-74 and 60-64) you can email cmauro@townoffoster.com or leave a voicemail at 401-392-9208.

Glocester (1608 people over age 65)

Glocester COVID-19 Vaccination Information Hotline: (401) 710-4182

The Health Department is scheduled to begin supplying Glocester with more doses after February 14th. These doses are for people over the age of 75 years only and by appointment only. Glocester EMA and Senior Center will notify residents with registration instructions the week of February 8th. Please do not call the police station or town hall.

Hopkinton (1265 people over age 65)

http://www.hopkintonri.org/covid-19/

http://www.hopkintonri.org/noitfication-list/

Call the Hopkinton COVID-19 Information Hotline number Monday-Friday 9:00 am to 4:00 pm at (401) 388-8476.

Jamestown (1314 people over age 65)

http://www.jamestownri.gov/home  Click the red banner at the top

http://www.jamestownri.gov/home/showpublisheddocument?id=63419

Please enroll in the WAIT list for the vaccine. If you have difficulty enrolling, or for those who prefer please contact the COVID-19 call center at 423-1213 Ext 4328. Leave your name and phone number

Johnston (5779 people over age 65)

https://www.facebook.com/Town-of-Johnston-RI-339528250618734

We are encouraging those who do not have the ability to register online to have a family member or friend assist them. In the event that you cannot register yourself and you don’t have someone to aid you in registering, you can call the Johnston Senior Center at (401) 944-3343 and someone will assist you with the online registration.

Lincoln (4146 people over age 65)

(401) 333-8455 Lincoln Emergency Management Agency

Little Compton (1103 people over age 65)

http://www.littlecomptonri.org/news_detail_T6_R141.php

The Town will contact residents to schedule vaccination appointments beginning with oldest residents.  We will be using the registered voter list as our main source of 75+ residents.

Middletown (3027 people over age 65)

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/VaccineMiddletown

Questions or issues signing up for the interest list, call the Middletown Emergency Operations Center 401-842-6565 8-5 or email middletownEOC@middletownri.com

Narragansett (3645 people over age 65)

https://narragansettri.gov/634/COVID-19-Coronavirus

Residents who sign-up will be notified at a later date with instructions on when and how they can register for an appointment to receive their vaccination.

In person registration help is available at:

Narragansett Community Center 65 Mumford Rd. Narragansett

Narragansett Town Library 35 Kingstown Rd.

Narragansett Town Hall 25 Fifth Ave. at our Main Entrance/Lobby

Saint Thomas More Parish Office 53 Rockland St. Narragansett

For those residents who require assistance via phone – Call (401) 782-0611 Monday thru Friday between 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM

Please note the lines may be busy and you will have to wait.  We strongly encourage in-person assistance if at all possible.

New Shoreham / Block Island (221 people over age 65)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqRlXM8XMPU&feature=youtu.be

 Newport (4281 people over age 65)

https://www.cityofnewport.com/en-us/city-hall/departments/fire/community-resources/covid19/vaccine

If you have difficulty enrolling, please contact the COVID-19 call center at (401) 846-7426 x. 1

North Kingstown (5061 people over age 65)

http://www.northkingstown.org/AlertCenter.aspx

Senior Center at 268-1590 if you have any questions or if you have received your vaccination at a different location so we may remove you from our application list.

North Providence (6223 people over age 65)

https://northprovidenceri.gov/vaccine/

NORTH PROVIDENCE RESIDENTS COVID-19 HOTLINE 401-437-6418 Please do not call the Fire Department for vaccine information.

North Smithfield (2531 people over age 65)

https://www.nsmithfieldri.org/home/news/covid-19-vaccine-information

401-767-2200 x510 Volunteers will be in our Emergency Management Agency Office (EMA) Monday – Friday 9:00 A.M. – 4:00 P.M., taking calls from our residents and entering them into a database. Please have patience with our volunteers. They are receiving numerous calls and are returning calls as fast as they can.

If you cannot get through, please try calling again in the afternoon.  Mornings are the busiest.  Vaccines are assigned by age, not by time of call to the EMA office.

Pawtucket (9097 people over age 65)

http://www.pawtucketri.com/covid19

http://www.pawtucketri.com/news/pawtucket-vaccine-information-ages-75-and

The two dates that 75+ year olds can register for  are February 20^th & February 27^th .  Seniors 75 + can register for a vaccine by calling the Beat COVID 19 Hotline 1- 855-843-7620  or on line by visiting www.pawtucketri.com/covid19 .  This is for Pawtucket Residents only.

Portsmouth (Next update scheduled for 2/11/21) (3794 people over age 65)

https://www.portsmouthri.com/1594/Portsmouth-Specific-Coronavirus-Informat

Call our dedicated vaccine phone number at 401-643-0323 or email vaccine@portsmouthri.com and leave your name, phone number, age, and email (if applicable). The Town will contact you and provide you with specific direction once it is made available to us.  We will continue to provide updates on our web site and Emergency Management pages, social media sites, and notification emails regarding the vaccine timeline and COVID-19.

Providence (18252 people over age 65)

vaccinatepvd.com

Providence residents 75 or older who are technologically able can register themselves for open appointments through VaccinatePVD.com.*

*Please note that you will not be able to book your appointment online using the Internet Explorer browser. Copying and pasting the registration link is encouraged. Anyone who registers that is not 75+ or a resident of Providence will have their appointment cancelled. In the coming days, additional clinic dates will be added to this website.

Residents who need assistance signing up for an appointment are encouraged to dial 3-1-1 (401-421-2489) to speak with a Mayor’s Center for City Services Representative who can walk them through the enrollment process in English or Spanish. Although additional staff are supporting phone lines, residents should expect longer than normal wait times as MCCS anticipates a higher than normal call volume.

Richmond (1002 people over age 65)

If you’ve already called the Town Hall or the Senior Center, we already have your information and we don’t need you to email us.  If you’re contacting us on behalf of a family member, please confirm that they haven’t already contacted us.  Again, this is only for 75+.  The email address is covid@richmondri.com.. Please include your name, date of birth and phone number.

Scituate (2034 people over age 65)

http://www.scituateriema.org/

If you are a senior age 75 or above and are not contacted by our Senior Center Staff by February 14^th to register, you may contact us at 401-647-2662 prompt #2 for details and updates. DO NOT CALL BEFORE February 14^th

Smithfield (4469 people over age 65)

https://www.smithfieldri.com/vaccine/

Residents 75+ years of age and those residents are welcome to contact the Smithfield Senior Center at 949-4590 or the Town Hall at 233-1010 to register for a vaccine.

South Kingstown (5816 people over age 65)

https://southkingstownri.com/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=773

Latest information on vaccines is listed under “News Flash”. Any resident 75 and older, who has not already confirmed a contact phone number with the Town, can call the senior Center at 401-789-0268.  Staff will be answering calls as quickly as possible and the public is asked for their patience.  Callers may leave a voice message with their name, address, date of birth and phone number; and this information will be confirmed with a return call.

Tiverton (3831 people over age 65)

http://www.tiverton.ri.gov/

tivertoncovid19.com/covid-waitlist/

Warren (2162 people over age 65)

https://www.townofwarren-ri.gov/the_town_has_set_up_a_vaccine_information_page_which_you_can_view_here.php

Warwick (16083 people over age 65)

https://www.warwickri.gov/vaccine

West Greenwich (804 people over age 65)

https://www.wgtownri.org/home/news/covid-vaccine-clinic

Email cgrandall@wgtownri.org Name, address, DOB, e-mail address & preferred phone number. Please be patient.  We have hundreds of emails to work through.

West Warwick (4701 people over age 65)

https://www.westwarwickri.org/index.asp?SEC=614FAFBB-920F-4CF9-A813-693BBA566F6E&Type=B_BASIC

Those without internet access should call the West Warwick Senior Center at 401-822-4450 from 8:30 am to 4:00 pm. Monday-Friday.

Westerly (4678 people over age 65)

https://westerlyri.gov/CivicAlerts.aspx?AID=476

Woonsocket (5676 people over age 65)

https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=LIzXOyHw1E-aFliKKvHtizH2jwYdc39PsHzFs4hT-oVUN1NGMjUyT1FHOVFMOFI1Slk0TVVWTjRMSS4u

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