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COVID-19 Vaccines: Scheduling, How Vaccines Work, and More
We are pleased to announce that UC Davis Health is offering the 2026-2027 COVID-19 vaccines for our patients, following California Department of Public Health guidelines. These are updated vaccines for the 2026-27 respiratory virus season.
For COVID, we offer the Moderna Spikevax vaccine.
- COVID-19 vaccines are available beginning Oct. 1, 2026.
- Flu vaccines are available beginning Sept. 22, 2026.
How to get the vaccine from us
At UC Davis Health primary care clinics
Patients may request these vaccinations at the time of an upcoming in-person appointment at their primary care clinic. You can also make an appointment just to get these vaccines at any of our UC Davis Health primary care clinics across the region, Monday through Friday.
Patients can schedule an appointment for the flu and COVID vaccines through MyUCDavisHealth self-scheduling or by calling our vaccine line at 916-703-5555.
The most convenient way to schedule a flu or COVID vaccine appointment is to use MyUCDavisHealth:
- Click Schedule an Appointment
- Select either Flu Shot or COVID Vaccination
- Then follow the prompts to choose your appointment options
Important note: you can add a flu vaccine to your scheduled COVID vaccine appointment when you arrive. However, you cannot add the COVID vaccine to a scheduled flu vaccine appointment. This is because COVID vaccines must be handled in a special way.
At select UC Davis Health pharmacies
Adult patients 18 years and older can also receive their flu and COVID vaccinations at UC Davis Health’s 48X and Davis Clinic pharmacies. Our pharmacies also follow California Department of Public Health vaccination guidelines. See pharmacy contact details here
More guidelines information
The California Department of Public Health (CDPH) posts its COVID vaccine guidelines on the Immunization Recommendations web page of its Public Health for All website.
Let us know
Keeping your vaccination record up to date is important. Please contact the clinic if you've already received the 2026-2027 flu and/or COVID vaccine (one of the updated vaccines for the 2026-27 respiratory virus season). Ways to contact us:
- Send a MyChart message including the date of the vaccination
- Fax a copy of the vaccination record to your primary care provider’s office
- Call your primary care clinic
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When to Contact Your Provider
If you have serious symptoms of illness, contact your primary care provider. UC Davis Health patients can use the MyUCDavisHealth symptom tracker to evaluate whether to seek help. Telehealth Express Care video visits are also available.
If you have a medical emergency, call 911 and notify them of your COVID-19 symptoms.
Ways to Seek Treatment
If you test positive for COVID-19 at home, you can contact your primary care provider about a prescription for Paxlovid.
UC Davis Health patients and non-patients can schedule a telehealth video visit with Express Care.
Visitor Policies
To help limit spread of COVID-19, we have policies for visits to our hospital and outpatient clinics.