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North Texas Vaccine Hubs
The state of Texas has a plan to help patients get their vaccines soon. Large vaccine hubs are in place to make vaccinations more accessible to the communities that need them, while also serving larger groups of people quickly. Everyone is encouraged to register for a vaccine waitlist at their hub location of choice for the COVID-19 vaccine.
Currently, Phases 1a and 1b qualify for a COVID-19 vaccination
You must meet the criteria below:
Phase 1a: Front-line healthcare workers and residents at long-term care facilities
Phase 1b: Those age 65 and older or individuals with a chronic health condition putting them at a higher risk for serious illness from COVID‑19
As the vaccine supply increases, hub locations will be added each week. If eligible, we encourage you to register through a local hub as it will be the fastest way to obtain your COVID-19 vaccine. Please note you may be placed on a waitlist depending on the chosen location.
You may be required to show proof you meet the criteria for the current vaccination phase.
NOTE: While it’s true physician’s offices and pharmacies received approval to administer the vaccine throughout Texas, the timing regarding when they will receive them is unknown. The state ships the majority of vaccines to vaccine hubs, and the smaller locations anticipate they will receive only small allotments. The decision is made by the state of Texas.
View COVID-19 Vaccine Hub Locations in Collin, Dallas, Tarrant and Denton Counties here
NEW Vaccine Location! Frisco Fire Department is noW registered as an official hub. They have a link that goes live at 3pm each afternoon for appointments the following day. Registration is on a first come, first serve basis and is open to all that meet the Phase 1a and 1b criteria. Learn more here:
COVID-19 Vaccine Hub Locations
Collin County
Allen Fire Department
Public phone number: (214) 509-4333
Public registration or website: Click here
Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Plano
Public phone number: 1 (844) 279-8222
Public registration or website: Click here
City of McKinney Fire Department (partnering with Collin County)
The waitlist is for McKinney residents
Public phone number: (972) 547-9000
Public registration or website: Click here
Collin County Healthcare Services
Public phone number: (214) 491-4838
Public registration or website: Click here
Dallas County
Baylor University Medical Center
Public phone number: 1 (844) 279-8222
Public registration or website: Click here
City of Dallas (Kay Bailey Hutchinson Center)
Register online or by phone at 469-749-9900 Mon-Fri 8am – 5pm
Public registration or website: Click here
City of Garland Health Department
Must be 18 years old and above to register
Public phone number: (972) 205-3900
Public registration or website: Click here
Dallas County Health and Human Services
Register online or by phone at (469) 749-9900 Mon-Fri 8am – 5pm
Public phone number: (972) 692-2780
Public registration or website: Click here
Parkland Hospital
Register online or by phone at (469) 749-9900 Mon-Fri 8am – 5pm
Public registration or website: Click here
UT Southwestern Medical Center
Public phone number: (214) 633-2021
Public registration or website: Click here
Tarrant County
Arlington Fire Department
Public phone number: (817) 248-6299, Option 7
Public registration or website: Click here
Tarrant County Public Health District
Public phone number: (817) 248-6299, Option 7
Public registration or website: Click here
Texas Health Resources (partnering with Tarrant County Public Health)
Public phone number: (817) 248-6299, Option 7
Public registration or website: Click here
Denton County
Denton County Public Health
Public phone number: (940) 349-2585
Public registration or website: Click here
The list of hubs is updated on a regular basis by the State. Please visit the link below to view a comprehensive list of all vaccination hubs in Texas. Click here to view all vaccination hubs in Texas.