COVID-19 Testing and Vaccination
How To Get Vaccinated – or Boosted
COVID-19 vaccines are now available to anyone – and that includes college students!
The CDC recommends that everyone age 6 months and older should get the latest updated COVID-19 vaccine, if it's been at least two months since you received your last dose of any vaccine. You can find more details on the .
- Vaccinations are available at many pharmacies and health care offices.
- You can also visit the Santa Clara County for information about clinic sites near you – where you can drop in without an appointment, or schedule a time that fits your schedule.
- Or search for vaccination locations in California on or nationwide on .
How To Get Tested
- Visit the Santa Clara County for information about testing kits and clinics.
- You can also get free home-testing kits from the U.S. government, which is offering up to four kits per household this fall. (If you got free home kits last year, you can still order a new batch now.) Visit to request yours.
Latest Updates
The most current information about COVID-19 will come from the , the and the .
Student Health Services
Current students can visit the Health Services virtual clinic for services. The virtual clinic uses online video that is HIPAA-compliant for privacy and security, so students can talk with a health care provider about issues including women’s health, birth control, community resources and referrals. To schedule an appointment, send an email to deanzahealthservices@deanza.edu
- You can also visit , an online resource for students.
- Note: If you have – which may include a combination of fever, cough, difficulty breathing, headache, chills and loss of taste or smell – stay home and call your primary doctor, health care provider's nurse hotline, or Valley Medical Center at 408.885.5000.