Get the latest vaccination information for your state or territory

With limited supplies available, states and territories are using CDC guidance to set their own priorities for who will receive the vaccine and when. This means that your eligibility to receive the vaccine may vary by location and where you fall on your state or territory’s list of those most at risk for COVID-19.

Humana encourages you to bookmark your state/territory page and check back often so you can be ready to get vaccinated at your first opportunity.

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The growing availability of COVID-19 vaccines is encouraging, but even after you’ve been vaccinated, it’s important to continue to wear your mask, wash your hands and watch your distance to ensure your safety and the safety of others.