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How to schedule an at-home vaccine appointment in DC, Maryland and Virginia

Here's who to call to bring your vaccine appointment to you (or a family member).

WASHINGTON — Q: For those who can't leave the house, can you bring the vaccine appointment to you?

A: Yes, you can! All you have to do is schedule an at-home COVID-19 vaccine appointment. We've rounded up those phone numbers based on where you live to make it as simple as possible. You can also schedule an at-home appointment for a family member.

Prince George's County: call 301-883-4748 and ask to schedule an at-home vaccine appointment.

Montgomery County: when you preregister, there's an option to request an at-home vaccine appointment. They are currently scheduling these appointments on weekends. You can also call 240-777-2982.

D.C.: call 855-363-0333 and ask to schedule an at-home vaccine appointment. 

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Arlington County: call the county's COVID hotline, 703-228-7999, and ask to schedule an at-home vaccine appointment. They will fill out an accommodation form with you over the phone.

Fairfax County: call 703-324-7404 and ask to speak to someone on the escalation team to schedule an at-home vaccine appointment. 

Loudoun County: call 703-737-8300. It's worth scheduling soon; the county says appointments are booking 2 to 3 weeks out.

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