Coronavirus

Six new options: Where to get COVID-19 shots in York, Lancaster, Chester counties.

The list of pharmacies, hospitals and clinics offering the coronavirus vaccine in South Carolina continues to grow each week, earning the state a top national ranking for its vaccine rollout efforts.

This month, the state expanded eligibility to the general public. At this time, South Carolinians 70 or older regardless of health status and preexisting conditions can sign up for COVID-19 shots.

The state’s Department of Health and Environmental Control has set up an online locator tool for those currently eligible for the vaccine to find nearby providers, and officials encourage residents to check the site daily as more and more providers are added each week.

As of Tuesday, six new locations have been added to the list of area providers, totaling 17 in York, Lancaster and Chester counties, according to DHEC’s online locator tool.

Residents, particularly those without internet, also can call the agency’s Care Line at 1-855-472-3432 to get information on how to schedule an appointment with nearby providers.

This story will be updated as patient eligibility and providers change. These facts are pertinent as of Feb. 2.

Here’s where to get the coronavirus vaccine in and around York, Lancaster and Chester counties.

Rock Hill Piedmont Medical Center Community Vaccination Clinic

The city, in partnership with DHEC and Piedmont Medical Center, opened the large vaccine clinic last week, working to distribute nearly 500 doses a day, officials said. The site, in the former Goody’s and Home South stores at the Galleria Mall, will operate Tuesday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Location:

  • Galleria Mall, 2295 Dave Lyle Blvd., Rock Hill

How to schedule: Appointments are required. People can register for a slot online at Piedmont’s website or call the clinic at 803-980-2684. Residents can find more information on the city’s website.

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MUSC-Health

Locations:

  • Lancaster Hospital, 800 West Meeting St.
  • Chester Hospital, 1 Medical Park Dr.

How to schedule: Patients eligible for the vaccine can sign up for a COVID-19 shot online.

Rock Hill, Lancaster, Chester Health Departments

Locations:

  • Rock Hill Health Department, 1070 Heckle Blvd., Rock Hill
  • Lancaster County Health Department, 1228 Colonial Commons Ct., Lancaster
  • Chester County Health Department, 129 Wylie St., Chester

How to schedule: Anyone 70 or older can call DHEC’s Care Line at 1-855-472-3432 to schedule an appointment.

Harris Teeter Pharmacy

Locations:

  • Harris Teeter Pharmacy #370, Fort Mill, 500 Mercantile Pl.

  • Harris Teeter Pharmacy #372, Indian Land, 6271 Carolina Commons Dr.

How to schedule: A limited quantity is available at the two locations. Those eligible to receive the vaccine can sign up for an appointment online here.

Publix Pharmacy

Locations:


  • Publix Pharmacy #1412, Indian Land, 8360 Charlotte Hwy.
  • Publix Pharmacy #1419, Fort Mill, 928 Gold Hill Rd.
  • Publix Pharmacy #1485, Rock Hill, 2186 Cherry Rd.

How to schedule: Individuals 70 or older can sign up for an appointment only online. Appointments cannot be made by calling Publix or the Publix Pharmacy.



Note — All available vaccine appointments at South Carolina Publix Pharmacy sites have been claimed as of Feb. 2. Additional appointments will be announced as Publix receives more doses.

Mackey Family Practice

Location:

  • Mackey Family Practice - Lancaster, 1025 West Meeting St.

How to schedule: Those 70 and older can schedule an appointment by emailing the office at MFPLancaster@gmail.com. Patients can find out more information about the vaccine online here.

Walgreens Pharmacy

Locations:

  • Walgreens - Rock Hill, 2000 Celanese Rd.
  • Walgreens - Lancaster, 1101 Highway 9 Bypass W.

How to schedule: Anyone 70 or older can sign up for an appointment by logging into an existing Walgreens.com account, or creating an account online. They’ll need to complete a brief screening before they’re prompted to pick a time and location for their shot.

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Walmart Pharmacy



Location:

  • Walmart Pharmacy #3359, Fort Mill, 500 N Doby’s Bridge Rd.

How to schedule: Anyone 70 or older can call the pharmacy directly at 803-228-6130 to schedule an appointment.

Doctors Care

Location:

  • Doctors Care - Rock Hill, 2174 Cherry Rd.
How to schedule: Anyone 70 or older can sign up for an appointment online or call DHEC’s vaccine information line at 866-365-8110.

North Carolina

Neither South Carolina or North Carolina enforce a residency requirement in order to receive the vaccine. At this time, North Carolina is offering vaccines to those 65 or older regardless of health status.

Similar to DHEC, North Carolina’s health department details information online on various vaccine providers across the state’s counties. Multiple Charlotte area locations are administering vaccines.

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Atrium Health

Patients 65 or older can schedule an appointment online through an existing MyAtriumHealth account, or by registering for one. Individuals can also call 704-468-8888.

The hospital system is offering shots at three neighboring sites in Union, Cabarrus and Lincoln counties.

Novant Health

Those 65 or older can sign up for appointment with the hospital by logging into an existing MyChart account, or by creating one online.

Individuals who are not yet eligible for the vaccine can pre-register online with a MyChart account to get notified when they’re able to schedule an appointment.

Mecklenburg County Public Health

Anyone 65 and older can register for a vaccine appointment through the county online and through the county’s hotline at 980-314-9400.

This story was originally published January 27, 2021 at 5:08 PM.

Cailyn Derickson
The Herald
Cailyn Derickson is a city government and politics reporter for The Herald, covering York, Chester and Lancaster counties. Cailyn graduated from The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. She has previously worked at The Pilot and The News and Observer.
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