Prince William Accepts Walk-Ins For Vaccine, Ends Preregistration

Woodbridge VA

29 April, 2021

1:55 PM

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PRINCE WILLISM COUNTY, VA — Prince William County residents no longer need to preregister for the coronavirus vaccine, the Prince William Health District announced on Thursday. Residents can now self-schedule their vaccine appointment online without waiting for an email from the state's preregistration system. To schedule a vaccine appointment in Prince William County, residents can go to the state's VASE website and enter their zip code. The health district recommended residents set their distance range to 25 miles, as 10 miles may not show all options. The Prince William Health District operates the following vaccine clinics in Prince William County: Manassas Mall, 8300 Sudley Rd, Manassas, VA 20109 Moderna vaccine Only approved for residents aged 18 or older.Walk-ins are not accepted.Gander Mountain in Woodbridge, 14041 Worth Ave, Woodbridge, VA 22192Pfizer vaccine Approved for residents aged 16 or older.Limited number of walk-ins accepted, depending on appointment availability.Veterans Park Recreation Center, 14300 Veterans Dr, Woodbridge VA 22191Johnson & Johnson vaccineApproved for residents aged 18 or olderPfizer VaccineApproved for residents aged 16 or olderWalk-ins are welcome Residents can also receive a free coronavirus vaccine from other pharmacies or healthcare provides that are not associated with the health district. VaccineFinderhelps people find clinics with appointment availability near them. Anyone who requires help scheduling or finding an appointment can call the state's hotline at 877-829-4682. The call center is open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. every day, and offers support in more than 100 languages.