Washington, D.C. - teens for vaccines

Can minors receive vaccinations in Washington, D.C. without parental consent?

Yes. Minors in Washington, D.C., ages 11 years and above can consent to receiving all ACIP-recommended vaccinations, if they meet the informed consent standard (D.C. Law 23-193). The informed consent standard is to ensure that the minor understands the nature of vaccines requested and their associated benefits/risks.

How to get the COVID-19 vaccine in Washington, D.C.?

There are many options for finding a clinic at https://coronavirus.dc.gov/page/get-vaccinated. You can also call 202-476-1022 during business hours to schedule an appointment. We can help you if needed.

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