Pittsburgh COVID-19 Vaccinations: Where You Can, Can't Get Shots

PITTSBURGH, PA — Demand still far exceeds supply when it comes to getting the coronavirus vaccination, but more locations are offering them as the inoculation effort continues.

Here's where things currently stand:

• Giant Eagle pharmacies this week began offering vaccinations. Check here for locations and available appointment times. If no appointment slots appear, that means all times are booked or that particular pharmacy does not currently have the vaccine.

• Rite Aid is providing limited information on how to get a vaccination at one of its Pennsylvania locations. The chain also is stressing that vaccine supplies are "extremely limited" at this time.

• Beaver Health Mart in Beaver was forced to suspend its online vaccination registration because of a lack of supplies.

• CVS is providing vaccinations in a number of states, but Pennsylvania isn't yet one of them. The Walgreens vaccination rollout in Pennsylvania also has yet to begin. Walmart and Sam's Club locations also aren't offering them yet, nor is Costco.

The state remains in Phase 1A of the vaccination plan. Those eligible to be inoculated include long-term care facility residents, health care personnel, those under 65 and people ages 16 to 64 with serious medical conditions that make them more at risk for severe illness due to COVID-19.

According to state Department of Health statistics as of Friday morning, 73,751 Allegheny County residents had received the first shot, while 34,174 people had received a second shot. Two shots are required to be fully inoculated.

Click here for a detailed list of who is currently eligible for the vaccine.

Click here for a map of places offering the vaccine.