More information will be provided on eligible ZIP codes and the subsequent registration process later this week.

Appointments will also be set aside for Chicago residents who live in high CCVI (COVID Community Vulnerability Index) ZIP codes and/or ZIP codes with low vaccination rates, allowing anyone from these ZIP codes to register.

Appointments on Zocdoc will now be restricted to City of Chicago residents CITY OF CHICAGO: Appointment access will open to those eligible under the state’s Phase 1B+ (anyone 18 and over with underlying health conditions as well as anyone 65+) at 4 pm Sunday.The modified guidance for the site is as follows: In response, the Federal Emergency Management Agency, State of Illinois, Cook County and the City of Chicago announced a renewed focus on ensuring equitable access to the vaccine.

Based on the early registration data, it became apparent this was not occurring, leading FEMA to provide additional guidance related to the site to better target communities hit hardest by the virus, including ones surrounding the vaccination site on the city’s West Side. This site was selected, and an additional allocation was made available to the City, to achieve this goal. The United Center site is a part of the Biden Administration’s strategy to focus additional effort on particularly vulnerable communities. While more than 40,000 seniors have secured appointments at the United Center site since registration opened Thursday morning which will all continue to be honored, less than 40 percent of these appointments were made by Chicago residents. This site was located in the City of Chicago where it would be in close proximity to the most vulnerable populations in the city. Following additional FEMA guidance, federal, state, county and city officials today announced a shift in eligibility for the United Center Federal Mass Vaccination Center in order to ensure equity in vaccine distribution and that the people and communities most impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic have access to the vaccine.

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