COVID-19 Vaccine Information for Montgomery County

Not offering walk-in vaccinations at any location

Thank you for your interest in St. Luke’s Health’s COVID-19 vaccine information.

The Woodlands has been selected by the State of Texas to serve as a vaccine hub. As a large designated vaccine hub, we will be focusing on vaccinating members of the community and underserved populations in the hardest hit zip codes who meet the state guidelines for distribution (Phase 1a and 1b). 

At St. Luke’s Health, it is our priority to administer COVID-19 vaccines as quickly and safely as possible. We are still in the process of making arrangements and finalizing plans to operationalize the vaccine hub. Vaccine supply remains limited, so we urge to be patient and continue to follow CDC guidelines for the pandemic. We will continue to expand our vaccination capacity as more supply of the vaccine is available.

If you have not received a direct invitation from St. Luke’s Health with a unique registration link or if you were forwarded an email invitation intended for someone else, we cannot offer you the COVID-19 vaccine at this time.

COVID-19 Vaccine Guidance

As hospitals and doctor’s offices work diligently to vaccinate our community as quickly as possible, we encourage everyone to:

Be patient. Know that vaccines are only available in limited quantities and that vaccinations for healthcare providers, first responders and vulnerable patient populations take precedence. Keep in mind, due to limited availability of vaccine; it will likely take several months to vaccinate all those who are eligible.
Check your email. We are currently offering the vaccine by email invitation only. To help ensure St. Luke’s Health is able to provide COVID-19 vaccination for all vulnerable patient populations in our community, do not share this email with others.

Please check our website StLukesHealth.org/CovidVaccine for more information as it is the best source of accurate, up-to-date information related to our COVID-19 vaccine distribution process.

Please note: If you arrive at an appointment and do not meet the requirements, you will be turned away and will not receive a vaccine.

If you have any questions, please call 936-202-2060.

Frequently Asked Questions about COVID-19

When will the vaccine be available?

Vaccines to protect against COVID-19 are available now. The FDA has issued Emergency Use Authorizations (EUA) for the Pfizer and Moderna COVID-19 vaccines. Distribution of the vaccine is determined by state and local health departments and some St. Luke’s Health facilities with supply of the vaccine are participating in the administration of COVID-19 vaccines according to that distribution plan.

Is the vaccine safe?

At St. Luke’s Health, safety is our highest priority, and we only administer vaccines that are recommended by the FDA as safe and effective.

When can I get the vaccine?

CDC recommendations indicate a phased approach to vaccine allocation, beginning in Phase 1a with health care workers, first responders, and residents of long-term care facilities. Phase 1b includes people over age 65 and people under age 65 who have underlying medical conditions. As vaccine supply increases, vaccines may be more widely available to the public in the coming months.

Where can I get the vaccine?

If you qualify for the current phase of distribution, please refer to the Texas COVID-19 Vaccine Provider Locations map for providers in your area. It is important to contact facilities prior to showing up to ensure they have vaccines available.

How is the vaccine given?

The Pfizer and Moderna vaccines require two doses, administered three or four weeks apart. When a vaccine is given, information will be provided about when to get the second dose.