The vaccine will be offered at no cost, and insurance is not required, nor will it be requested at the federal community vaccination center.

More than 100,000 appointments over the next three days will be available when registration opens. The United Center site will have the capacity to administer 6,000 doses per day, with all doses provided directly by the federal government and not taken out of state or city allotments. Following this exclusive appointment period for seniors, all Illinoisans eligible under the state’s Phase 1B+ will be able to schedule appointments on Sunday, March 7 at 4 p.m. There will be embedded translation support for more than 100 languages, including Spanish.CHICAGO – Beginning Thursday, March 4 at 8:30 a.m., Illinois seniors can schedule their first COVID-19 vaccine appointment at the United Center vaccine site, which will begin to administer a limited number of vaccines on March 9, with a full opening March 10.If no appointments are available, residents can sign up to be notified when new options come online. Eligible patients will then be able to select a date, time, and location, and instantly book an appointment online.

If eligible under Illinois guidelines, Zocdoc will show nearby vaccination locations and their real-time appointment availability.Once there, users will be asked to confirm their location and eligibility.

To begin, Chicago residents can visit /vaccine.

Date of birth will be required when booking an appointment to confirm vaccine eligibility. Zocdoc will show real-time appointment availability and eligible residents will then be able to select a date/time and book an appointment online. The web site is projected to handle much higher volume of appointment requests. Sign up for the weekly Chicago Catch-Up newsletter here. Feeling out of the loop? We'll catch you up on the Chicago news you need to know.

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