Right now in NYC, COVID-19 cases are STABLE; Explore data trends in your zip code

COVID-19 vaccines are recommended for New Yorkers 6 months and older

Masks are required at adult care and health care facilities operated by the state Department of Health

The bivalent COVID-19 Omicron specific booster is now available for people 12 and up – Find out more here

Stay up to date on COVID-19 vaccine doses and boosters – Schedule one here

Continue to wear masks in public indoor settings and crowded areas

Get tested if you are having symptoms, were exposed to someone with COVID, and before & after traveling – Find out more here

Practice safe-distancing, stay home if you are sick

NYC Department of Health declared the monkeypox outbreak as a Public Health Emergency

Find information about monkeypox here – Stay up to date on cases here

Monkeypox is spread through direct contact with rash/sores/items of someone with the virus

Anyone can get and spread monkeypox – People who have multiple or anonymous sex partners are at a high risk of exposure currently

Vaccines are available to anyone who is at risk of becoming infected – Appointments can be scheduled here

Protect yourself and your loved ones with COVID-19 vaccine doses/boosters

Get young children ready for daycare and school by keeping up with the required childhood vaccines

Prepare for flu season by getting your annual seasonal flu shot

Schedule a Monkeypox vaccine if you are at high risk of exposure

Polio is currently spreading through NYC. Make sure you and your loved ones are vaccinated. – Learn more here.