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El departamento de salud, Health System, ofrece muchos servicios en español y pronto estará traducido nuestro sitio web. Hasta entonces, le pedimos que llame a estos números para obtener más información sobre nuestros servicios y programas en español.

Encuentre un médico o reciba atención en el hospital, San Mateo Medical Center: (650) 573-2222

Servicios para adultos mayores y personas con discapacidades, incluidas la atención en casa, la protección contra abuso o robo, y provisión de comidas saludables: (800) 675-8437

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Pfizer boosters available at Event Center

cars driving into vaccination clinic in Event Center pavilion

Staff at the Event Center booster clinic will get you through the process quickly and efficiently. You can make an appointment via MyTurn, or you can drive up without an appointment. The Event Center is open on Tuesdays (noon-7pm) and Wednesdays through Saturdays (9am-4pm).

Vaccinated Residents Location Data

Data Dashboard

October 14, 2021: San Mateo County Health processed a correction to the vaccination data dashboards that has decreased the number of vaccinated county residents by about 5 percent. Read more about the correction here.

Vaccinations for San Mateo County residents are reported to SMC Health via the California Immunization Registry (CAIR2). COVID-19 vaccine administration data are reported as timely, accurately, and completely as data become available. Previous data will change as new and updated data are received. This dashboard provides a summary of vaccinations administered to San Mateo County residents only and does not include vaccinations provided by federal organizations such as the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).

NOTE: The information below is based on standard available estimates for city and town populations. Estimates are less precise for towns/places with small populations. The smaller the population of a town/place, the less precise the estimate. A town or city may show 100% percent vaccination of eligible residents, but it may be due to an underestimate of the current population.