COVID-19: Data

Vaccines

Bivalent Vaccine Doses

Data on bivalent vaccines represent doses given to NYC residents ages 5 and older. Bivalent vaccine data for those under 5 will be updated once data become available.

The COVID-19 vaccine is now available to all New York residents 6 months and older.

The Health Department is closely monitoring the status of vaccinations in NYC, including the demographics and locations of people who have received the vaccine. The data below show how vaccinations in NYC have progressed since December 2020.

Data on this page come from the Citywide Immunization Registry (CIR).

Vaccination Status Terms

Completed Primary Series: People who have received the two-dose series of the Moderna, Pfizer, Novavax vaccine or the single-dose series of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine.

Monovalent Additional Dose/Booster: People who have received additional doses of an FDA-approved or authorized monovalent vaccine after completing their primary series. This includes first and second monovalent booster doses, as well as additional doses for people who are immunocompromised.

Bivalent Dose: People who have received a bivalent dose of vaccine. This may include people who completed the primary series outside of NYC and received a bivalent dose in NYC.

Data Glossary: Vaccinations

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Percent of Residents Vaccinated
People Vaccinated and Doses Administered

Vaccination Trends
Vaccinations Among NYC Residents

By ZIP Code
By Demographic Group
By Borough

Percent of Residents Vaccinated

These charts show the percent of NYC residents who are vaccinated for COVID-19. “Bivalent dose” refers to people who have received a bivalent dose of vaccine. This may include people who completed the primary series outside of NYC and received a bivalent dose in NYC.

All ages Children Adults 65 and Older

Percent of NYC residents vaccinated

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Summary: People Vaccinated and Doses Administered

This table shows how many NYC residents have been vaccinated citywide and by borough, and how many doses have been administered in NYC.

All Ages Children Adults 65 and Older Doses Administered

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Vaccination Trends

Data on doses administered shows the total and daily number of COVID-19 vaccine administered in NYC. This includes doses given in the city to non-NYC residents. Data on people vaccinated shows the trends in people who received at least one dose, completed the primary vaccine series, and who also received monovalent additional/booster dose(s), and received a bivalent dose organized by borough, age, race/ethnicity and sex.

Doses Administered People Vaccinated

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Vaccinations by ZIP Code

These data show the percent of NYC residents who received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine and the percent who completed the primary series, by Modified ZIP Code Tabulation Areas (MODZCTAs). MODZCTAs can provide better estimates of population size than ZIP codes because they combine census blocks that have smaller populations.

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At least 1 dose: All ages   Children   Adults
Completed primary series: All ages   Children   Adults
Bivalent dose: All ages   Children   Adults

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Vaccinations by Demographic Group

This table shows data on the percent of NYC residents vaccinated by age, race/ethnicity and sex.

All Ages Children Adults

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Vaccinations by Borough

These data show the percent of NYC residents who received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine and the percent who completed the primary series, by borough of residence and demographic group. The percentages reflect the number of people vaccinated within that specific demographic group.

At Least 1 Dose Completed Primary Series Bivalent Dose

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About Health Inequities in Data: Differences in health outcomes and vaccination coverage among racial and ethnic groups are due to long-term structural racism, not biological or personal traits.