How To Get The Coronavirus Vaccine In Loudoun County

LOUDOUN COUNTY, VA — The Loudoun Health Department has spent the first months of 2021 administering the coronavirus vaccine to as many residents as possible. However, supplies are limited, and many residents are left wondering when and how they will receive the vaccine.

In Loudoun County, 59,572 people have received at least one dose of the coronavirus vaccine. 30,441 people are fully vaccinated, according to the Monday's data published by the Virginia Department of Health.

However, there are 35,394 Loudoun County residents who are on the vaccine waitlist, the Loudoun County Health Department said on March 5. That number decreased by more than 11,000 from the previous week's report.

Where to get the vaccine in Loudoun County

Vaccine clinic locations are subject to change based on vaccine availability, the eligibility of residents, and the number of doses allocated by the state and federal governments. Currently, the Loudoun Health Department operates its own vaccine clinic, and several pharmacies in the area offer vaccines through a partnership with the federal government.

For now, all vaccinations in Loudoun County are available by appointment only; no walk-ins are accepted.

• Former Nordstrom store at Dulles Town Center, 21100 Dulles Town Cir, Sterling, Virginia 20166
  • The vaccine clinic at the Dulles Town Center is operated by the Loudoun County Health Department. They are currently vaccinating eligible individuals who are registered on the state's waitlist.
• CVS in Ashburn, 43930 Farmwell Hunt Plaza, Ashburn, VA 20147
  • The CVS in Ashburn is currently fully booked, but their website noted that availability can change quickly. To schedule an appointment when one is available, eligible people can sign up online.
• CVS in Leesburg, 616 E. Market St. Leesburg, VA 20176
  • The CVS in Leesburg is currently fully booked, but their website noted that availability can change quickly. To schedule an appointment when one is available, eligible people can sign up online.
• CVS in Sterling, 401 Sterling Park Shop Mall Sterling, VA 20164
  • The CVS in Sterling is currently fully booked, but their website noted that availability can change quickly. To schedule an appointment when one is available, eligible people can sign up online.
• Safeway in Sterling Park, 22350 S Sterling Blvd, Sterling, VA 20164
  • There is limited availability for a first dose of the vaccine at the Safeway in Sterling. Eligible people can schedule their appointment on Safeway's website.
• Safeway in Sterling, 30 Pidgeon Hill Dr, Sterling, VA 20165
  • There is limited availability for a first dose of the vaccine at the Safeway in Sterling. Eligible people can schedule their appointment on Safeway's website.

Who is eligible?

Virginia is currently in Phase 1b of their vaccine rollout plan. Eligible groups include healthcare workers, essential frontline workers, people aged 65 and older, and those with underlying medical conditions.

To register for the vaccine, residents should sign up for the state's pre-registration list. Anyone can pre-register for the vaccine, regardless of their current eligibility. The Loudoun County Health Department pulls from the state's list to schedule vaccine appointments.