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While the vaccine supply is limited, it is necessary to prioritize who gets the vaccine, with people who are at highest risk of getting the virus or becoming seriously ill receiving the vaccine first.
Vaccines are available in all 95 counties and administered based upon individual risk and the phases outlined below. Phases will vary by county based on vaccine supply and uptake.
Additional information regarding the vaccines can be found here. Tennesseans are encouraged to discuss with their doctor if the vaccine is right for them.
Stay up to date with the latest information on your county’s vaccine phase and request an appointment.
Learn MoreFrontline Healthcare Workers and Dependent Disabled Adults
Outpatient Healthcare Workers with Direct Patient Exposure
K-12, Child Care and Other First Responders
Tennesseans 16 Years Old or Older with High-Risk Health Conditions
Tennesseans Employed in the Following Critical Infrastructure Industries
Tennesseans Employed in the Following Critical Infrastructure Industries
Tennesseans in Other High-Risk Settings
In addition to the phases prioritized by infrastructure and high-risk health conditions, Tennesseans are eligible for vaccines based solely on their age. These age-based phases will run simultaneously with phases prioritized by infrastructure and high-risk health conditions. Phases are determined by supply and uptake in each county.
Age Group |
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75 years or older |
70 years or older |
65 years or older |
55 years or older |
45 years or older |
35 years or older |
25 years or older |
16 years or older |
It is natural to have questions about the rollout of safe and effective COVID-19 vaccines. This page answers some frequently asked questions about the vaccines.
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