Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Schedule a COVID-19 Vaccine Appointment

Lifespan has received a limited supply of COVID-19 vaccine to administer to patients according to Rhode Island Department of Health criteria. If you are interested in receiving both doses of a coronavirus vaccine from a Lifespan provider and you meet the current state eligibility guidelines, you can schedule your appointment online. Please note that Lifespan is providing COVID-19 vaccinations by appointment only and will not take any walk-ins at the clinic.

Due to high demand for COVID-19 vaccines and the current limited supply of doses, an appointment may not immediately be available. If that is the case, please check our website again as we will open up slots as we receive additional vaccine doses from the state.

Please note that according to Rhode Island Department of Health guidelines, you must be a Rhode Island resident (or work or go to school in Rhode Island) and be 65 years old or older to receive a COVID vaccine at this time. You will be required to show proof of age and residence when you arrive for your vaccine appointment. If you do not meet the Rhode Island Department of Health criteria, you will not be able to receive the vaccine when you arrive.

What to bring to your appointment

An ID showing your birthdate
Insurance information

On the day of your appointment

Please do not come into the building until 5 minutes before your scheduled appointment time.
Wear loose or short sleeves to make it easier to receive your vaccine.
Do not bring more than one person with you to the appointment.
If you are receiving your vaccine at Newport Hospital, please use the Borden-Carey entrance (at 19 Friendship Street) instead of the main hospital entrance.

Please fill out our form below to make an appointment online. If you meet the eligibility requirements, you will be directed to a new page where you can check for open appointments and schedule one online if available.

Schedule Your Vaccine Appointment Online

Are you a Rhode Island resident, or do you work or go to school in Rhode Island?

Yes

Unfortunately you are unable to receive the vaccine at this time.

At this time, the Lifespan vaccination program is only available to Rhode Island residents.

Have you received another vaccine in the past 14 days?

Yes

Unfortunately you are unable to receive the vaccine at this time.

Please check back to schedule your COVID-19 vaccine 14 days after your last vaccination.

Have you received a Monoclonal Antibody or Convalescent Plasma Infusion in an outpatient clinic or hospital for the treatment of COVID in the past 90 days (3 months)?

Yes

Unfortunately you are unable to receive the vaccine at this time.

Please check back to schedule your COVID-19 vaccine a minimum of 90 days after your infusion treatment.

Do you have a history of a severe allergic reaction, where your throat closed or required emergency care?

Yes

If you have had a severe allergic reaction in the past, you will need to register for a special vaccination clinic with additional patient monitoring. Please continue your registration below with the understanding that it may take additional time to schedule you into a special vaccination clinic.

Continue to special vaccination clinic registration

First Name

Middle Name

Last Name

Date of Birth

Please note that you must be at least 65 years old to receive the COVID vaccine at this time, per Rhode Island Department of Health guidelines. You will be asked to present ID showing your age at the time of your appointment.

Please provide your insurance/Medicare ID number

Please remember to bring your insurance information/Medicare ID to your appointment.

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