Last Updated: April 10, 2021 - 12 p.m.
We understand the process of booking a COVID-19 immunization appointment may be confusing and stressful for some and sometimes this leads to high emotions. Please know all our teams are doing their best to book as many Albertans in to get immunized as quickly as possible.
Please be patient. Abusive behaviour will not be tolerated.
If the group you are looking for is not listed below (or in our daily infographic) sign up to receive updates or view those next eligible and the phased rollout plan.
Note: There are currently high call volumes to 811. We recommend booking through the online booking tool or participating pharmacies when possible.
Those born between 1957 and 2005 with high-risk health conditions
First Nations, Inuit, & Métis born in 1971 or before
(Living on-reserve or on-settlement can also book through your local clinic)
Those born in 1956 or before
Those 55-64 years of age (Covishield / AstraZeneca)
Participating pharmacies only. No walk-ins.
Note: When booking through the online tool please read each of the questions carefully and answer “no” unless the criteria applies to you.
Those born between 1957 and 2005 with high-risk health conditions
First Nations, Inuit, & Métis born in 1971 or before
(Living on-reserve or on-settlement can also book through your local clinic)
Those born in 1956 or before
Those 55-64 years of age (Covishield / AstraZeneca) Calgary / Edmonton only
To cancel / modify an appointment visit ahs.ca/updatebooking
Those born between 1957 and 2005 with high-risk health conditions
First Nations, Inuit, & Métis born in 1971 or before
(Living on-reserve or on-settlement can also book through your local clinic)
Those born in 1956 or before
Those 55-64 years of age (Covishield / AstraZeneca) Calgary / Edmonton only
Starting April 12 at 8 a.m. eligible healthcare workers in Phase 2C will be able to book through the AHS online tool or at participating pharmacies.
This cohort includes more than 240,000 eligible healthcare workers. We anticipate that incoming vaccine supplies over the next 3 - 4 weeks will allow all who are eligible to book appointments during this timeframe, if they want to receive the vaccine.
If you are unable to find an appointment, we ask that you please be patient. We expect additional appointments will open up over the following days and weeks as supply allows. Regular updates will be made to our website and we encourage everyone who would like to book an appointment to continue checking to see if appointments are available.
We appreciate everyone’s patience as we continue to work to immunize as many Albertans as possible.
Please visit our FAQ for more information.
Starting April 12 at 8 a.m. eligible healthcare workers will be able to book via the AHS online booking tool, or through participating pharmacies. If you are unable to find an appointment, we ask that you please be patient. We expect additional appointments will open up over the following days and weeks as supply allows. Learn more in our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Starting March 29, AHS will begin providing COVID-19 immunization to homebound Albertans, as vaccine supply allows. Homebound is defined as anyone who is physically unable to leave their home, such as for medical or personal appointments. AHS will reach out to eligible Home Care clients directly in the coming weeks. You do not need to book an appointment.
Residents living in a care home, lodge or other congregate care facility, regardless of age, will be contacted directly by their care team and do not need to book their own appointment. This only applies to complexes where residents have communal dining and do not have their own apartments / homes and condos.
Find more detailed information in the resources below:
Learn more in our Frequently Asked Questions.
Note: We anticipate high demand for appointments and we ask everyone to be patient. We know many Albertans are anxious to get immunized. We are immunizing Albertans as quickly as we can, based on vaccine supply.
