“Walmart and Sam’s Club are expected to launch online schedulers [this] week, so eligible populations can sign up directly from our website,” a spokesperson from Walmart told Newsweek. If you live in one of the following seven states where Walmart is vaccinating people and are eligible to receive your shot, you can access a store locator on Walmart’s website to see where appointments are available. (You will have to bring proof of eligibility to your appointment.) In a statement from Lisa Smith, Senior Director of Health & Wellness at Walmart, on Jan. 27, she explained that the company began working with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) over the summer to begin planning for vaccine rollout. “It’s taken a lot of preparation to get to where we are, and our pharmacists are ready and excited to get started taking the fight to COVID-19 by administering vaccines,” Smith said. If you’re not yet eligible for the vaccine just yet, you’ll likely be able to head to your local Walmart for your shots once it’s your turn. “As we look to a future when supply can meet demand and more people are eligible to receive the vaccine, we plan to offer the vaccine seven days a week at our pharmacies, through planned in-store vaccination clinics, and through large community events,” Walmart Executive Vice President Cheryl Pegus said in a Jan. 22 statement. “At full capacity, we expect we will be able to deliver 10-13 million doses per month when supply and allocations allow.” For now, keep reading to find out the states where you can get your COVID vaccine at Walmart if you’re currently eligible, and before you get your shot, check out The 2 Things You Need to Do Before Getting Vaccinated, Study Says. And for more up-to-date COVID news delivered straight to your inbox, sign up for our daily newsletter. To make sure you stay safe post-shot, check out Dr. Fauci Says Doing This After Getting Vaccinated Is a Huge Mistake.ae0fcc31ae342fd3a1346ebb1f342fcb Before scheduling your vaccine, check out If You Take These OTC Meds, You Have to Stop Before Getting the Vaccine. And for more vaccine news, know that Dr. Fauci Says These 2 Side Effects Mean Your COVID Vaccine Is Working.
