COVID Vaccine Information
Xcel Urgent Care is currently vaccinating all individuals 5 years old and over. Please carefully read the information below before making an appointment.
Information about the COVID-19 Vaccine
Xcel Urgent Care offers the Pfizer vaccine and the Novavax vaccine.
The covid vaccine is provided free of charge. Our fees are paid by insurance carriers. To help us defray our costs, please provide us with your insurance information and bring your insurance card(s) when you present for your vaccination, whether it is for the first or subsequent dose. You will never receive a bill from us.
Medicare patients should bring their Medicare card with them, as Medicare supplemental insurance cards do not carry the original Medicare number, which is needed for billing Medicare directly.
Minors must be accompanied by an adult.
Please read the Frequently Asked Questions below before making an appointment.
FAQ
How can I make an appointment to get vaccinated?
Please click the link above to make an appointment online.
Can I receive my second or subsequent dose with you?
You can receive the second or third dose with us even if you received a previous dose elsewhere.
Is there a difference between the first dose and subsequent doses?
There is no difference between the first dose and subsequent doses for the primary series. The booster dose contains the original virus and the omicron virus strains.
What are your vaccination hours?
Our vaccination hours are 9 am to 7 pm, 7 days a week. We do not close on any holiday.
What is the vaccination schedule for the Pfizer vaccine?
Click here to view the latest vaccination schedule on the CDC website.
What is the minimum age for receiving the Pfizer vaccine?
Currently, the Pfizer vaccine is recommended for individuals 6 months of age and older.
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