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 vaccine booster is now authorized and available for people aged 5 and older – 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

Remember to regularly wash your hands

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 MPV outbreak as a Public Health Emergency

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

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

Anyone can get and spread MPV – 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

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

Stay informed with current childhood Polio vaccination coverage trends across the city here

Find your immunization records through the Citywide Immunization Registry and stay up to date on your vaccinations

Take this quiz and see what adult vaccines you may be eligible for.

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 MPV vaccine if you are at high risk of exposure