Lexington is working to safely and effectively distribute vaccinations by partnering with state and local public health officials. Fayette County has been a leader in the state with the most eligible residents being fully vaccinated. Working together, we continue to protect our community at a higher rate than the rest of our nation. (This page was last updated on July 29, 2022.)
Testing is still an important tool in reducing the spread of the virus. Get COVID-19 testing information.
Find details from the CDC regarding the vaccine and children.
You can find the statewide vaccine information by visiting vaccine.ky.gov or calling the vaccine hotline at 1 (855) 598-2246.
The VaccineFinder webpage provides information on locations in your area providing vaccinations. The CDC supports this resource; however, it may not have all locations listed. Check back to the list below for the most up-to-date known locations in Fayette County offering vaccines.
Continue to follow public health guidelines in regards to those who are not fully vaccinated – wear a mask, maintain a social distance and continue to wash your hands repeatedly.
The CDC has released guidelines to follow once you've been fully vaccinated.
Kentucky Vaccine information in Spanish.
There is no cost to get the vaccine. The federal government has purchased all vaccines being administered in the United States.
United States scientific studies show the COVID-19 vaccine is safe and very effective. All approved vaccines have gone through the same vaccine safety system as other vaccines produced over the years.
The vaccine cannot give you the disease and will help you keep from getting seriously ill even if you do get COVID-19. Once you receive the vaccine, you may experience some side effects, like sore muscles, feeling tired, or getting a mild fever. Having these side effects does not mean you have COVID-19, it merely means the vaccine is working to teach your body how to fight COVID-19.
Different vaccines require different handling processes and follow-up schedules.
Vaccination locations
The following providers administer vaccines. Follow the web pages and phone numbers for each provider to find out more information.
The VaccineFinder webpage provides information on locations in your area providing vaccinations. The CDC supports this resource; however, it may not have all locations listed. Check back to the list below for the most up-to-date known locations in Fayette County offering vaccines.
If you are confined to your home, you can request vaccination through the Lexington-Fayette County Health Department. Call (859) 899-2222.
UK HealthCare
- Request to be vaccinated:
- For those who cannot access online tools or need assistance, call (859) 218-6221.
- For more information, visit ukvaccine.org.
Lexington-Fayette County Health Department
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Providing vaccinations for those who live or work in Fayette County.
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To learn more, visit lfchd.org/vaccine or call (859) 288-2483.
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Walgreens Pharmacies
Baptist Health Lexington
- Now scheduling appointments for area residents.
- To schedule an appointment, visit scheduleyourvaccine.com
Kroger Pharmacies and Little Clinics
- Now scheduling appointments at various locations
- Schedule an appointment.
Redding Drug (431 Redding Road, Suite 140)
- Currently offering vaccinations.
- Appointments are required to be vaccinated.
CVS Pharmacies
- Appointments are required to be vaccinated.
- Schedule your appointment.
Walmart Pharmacies
- Appointments are required for vaccinations.
- Check availability.
Meijer Pharmacies
- Some Meijer locations are taking reservations for vaccinations.
- Check availability.
Grassroots Pharmacy (2304 Sir Barton Way, Suite 195)
- Offering vaccinations while supply is available.
- Learn more.
Hubbard & Curry Med-Save Pharmacy (2387 Professional Heights Drive)
- Vaccinations are available by appointment only, call (859) 278-8408.
C&C Pharmacy (3122 Mapleleaf Drive)
- Vaccinations are available by appointment only.
- Submit an appointment request.
Wheeler Pharmacy (336 Romany Road)
- Offering vaccinations, requiring an appointment.
- Check availability.
Lexington VA Health Care System, Bowling Campus (1101 Veterans Drive)
- Veterans can receive a COVID-19 vaccine at the Lexington VA Health Care System by walking in, signing up for an appointment or sending a secure message to their primary care providers through MyHealtheVet.
- Sign-up for an appointment.