Holy crap, just managed to get an appointment for my first COVID vaccine today, and I didn't even have to lie to do it!
Check state, county, AND local resources -- especially for any website offering appointments. Each state has a different plan.
+ Check "How Do I Get a Vaccine?" section of the CDC page here: https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/covid-19/index.html
You can also Google "covid vaccine appointments (state)" to see what comes up.
Check in with your insurer to see if they're offering anything.
I know it can be frustrating to get info and there's a lot of conflicting information out there.
But health care workers WANT to vaccinate as many people as they can; the more local your resources, the better your chances of finding an appointment!
If you're unable to get a vaccine appointment where you are due to state/local policy or a supply issue, trust me, I know it sucks. But lying about your situation to jump ahead in line is the kind of anti-social behavior that makes dealing with pandemics harder. DON'T DO IT.
