The vaccine administration site based on the drive-up model uses a large parking lot with ample parking spaces and safe outdoor space near the parking lot for a staging area and stations to vaccinate.

When setting up a drive-up site, ensure the following:

• Clearly designate the ingress into the parking lot and egress out of the parking lot for the cars to avoid crossing traffic and ensure one-way flow of traffic.
• Barricades between car traffic and the staging area and vaccination stations.
• Set up the staging area with tables and chairs for staff to checking in and out, take breaks, store supplies, and prepare vaccine.
• Staff displaying or stating they have any COViD-19 symptoms will be immediately sent home and referred to their healthcare provider for follow-up.
• Set up the vaccination stations (one table and chair per vaccination station) near the parking lot at least 6 feet apart. One of the vaccination stations must be near the blue accessible parking spaces, if possible.
• Set up a small queuing area marked with places to stand at least 6 feet apart near the vaccination stations.

When operating a drive-up site, ensure the following process:

• As cars enter the parking lot, direct them to park in a designated parking space.
  • If vaccinations will be administered while the client(s) remain in the car, then ensure ample space between cars for vaccinators and supplies.
  • If vaccinations will be administered at vaccination stations, then all parking spaces may be utilized.
  • For those with a blue accessible parking placard, have them park in the designated accessible parking space.
• Direct cars to park in spaces in the order they entered the parking lot.
• After parking, have people remain in the cars and wear their facemask or cloth face covering.
• Screen for COVID-19 symptoms, and provide each client in the car with the form(s) to complete.
  • Employees displaying or stating they have any COViD-19 symptoms will be asked to leave and see their healthcare provider, since they cannot receive the vaccine.
  • To serve employee(s) in the order they entered the parking lot, number the forms and distribute to cars in the order that they entered the parking lot.
• Employee forms are reviewed for completeness while waiting in their car.
• Employee(s) wait in their car until their number(s) are called.
  • If vaccination will be administered while the employee(s) remain in the car, then vaccinators  will walk over to the car with the number to be served.
  • If employee(s) are not easily vaccinated while remaining in the car, then vaccinator may ask  employee(s) to step out of the car one at a time to administer the vaccine or ask employee(s) to rotate to an easily-accessible seat in the car to administer the vaccine.
  • If vaccination will be administered at vaccination stations, then employee(s) will be asked to exit their cars and walk to the small queuing area and wait in line, 6 feet apart when their number is called.
  • Ask employees to stand while they receive their vaccine. (Chairs shall be provided to employees with disabilities, access and functional needs, or who request one. Disinfect chairs after each use.)
• Keep interactions short, with minimal physical contact.
• Clean high-touch surfaces after each vaccination. (e.g., pens, clipboards, tables).
• After receiving the vaccine, ask employee(s) to return to their car and wait the observation period prior to leaving.

The vaccine administration site conducted based on the Walk-Up model uses a large outdoor space for staging area and stations to vaccinate with ample space for people to wait in line 6 feet apart.

When setting up a walk-up site, ensure the following:

• Clearly designate standing spots at least 6 feet apart for the length of the expected waiting line.
• Setup the staging area with tables and chairs for staff to checking in and out, take breaks, store
  supplies, and prepare vaccine.
• Staff displaying or stating they have any COViD-19 symptoms will be immediately sent home and
  referred to their healthcare provider for follow-up
• Set up the vaccination stations (one table and chair per vaccination station) at least 6 feet apart.
• Set up observation area with chairs at least 6 feet apart.

When operating a walk-up site, ensure the following processes:

• As people enter the waiting line, ensure they are wearing a facemask or cloth face covering.
• Screen for COVID-19 symptoms and provide each person with the form(s) to complete.
  
  • Clients displaying or stating they have any COViD-19 symptoms will be asked to leave and see their healthcare provider, since they cannot receive the vaccine.
• Ask people to remain 6 feet apart, while in waiting line.
• Forms are reviewed for completeness while in the seated waiting area.
• Direct client(s) to available vaccination station
  
  • Ask clients to stand while they receive their vaccine. (Chairs shall be provided to clients with disabilities, access and functional needs, or who requests one. Disinfect chairs after each use.)
    

• Keep interactions short with minimal physical contact.
• Clean high-touch surfaces after each vaccination (e.g., pens, clipboards, tables).
• After receiving the vaccine, people move to the observation area and wait the observation period prior to leaving.

The vaccine administration site conducted based on the Drive-Up/Walk-Up model combines the two models and allows access for employee(s) with or without a car. This combined model uses a large parking lot with ample parking spaces and safe outdoor space near the parking lot for a staging area and stations to vaccinate.

When setting up a drive-up/walk-up site, ensure the following:

• Clearly designate the ingress into the parking lot and egress out of the parking lot for the cars to avoid crossing traffic and ensure one-way traffic flow.
• Barricades between car traffic and the staging area and vaccination stations.
• Ensure there is a seated waiting and observation area with designated spots 6 feet apart for those walking up to the site away from the parking lot.
• Set up the staging area with tables and chairs for staff to check in and out, take breaks, store supplies, and prepare vaccine.
• Staff displaying or stating they have any COViD-19 symptoms will be immediately sent home and referred to their healthcare provider for follow-up.
• Set up the vaccination stations (one table and 4 chairs per vaccination station- 1 for vaccinator, 1 for logistician, 2 for patient) between the parking lot and seated area at least 6 feet apart to serve both client(s) that drive-up and walk-up. One of the vaccination stations must be near the blue accessible parking spaces, if possible.
• Set up a small queuing area marked with places to stand at least 6 feet apart near the vaccination stations.

When operating a drive-up/walk-up site, ensure the following:

• As cars enter the parking lot:
  • Direct them to park in a designated parking space.
  • All parking spaces may be used.
  • For those with a blue accessible parking placard, have them park in the designated accessible parking space.
  • Direct cars to park in spaces in the order they entered the parking lot.
  • After parking, have employee(s) remain in the cars and wear their facemask or cloth face covering.
  • Screen for COVID-19 symptoms, and provide each client in the car with the form(s) to complete.
    
    • Employees displaying or stating they have any COViD-19 symptoms will be asked to leave and see their healthcare provider, since they cannot receive the vaccine.
    • To serve employee(s) in the order they entered the parking lot, number the cars in the order that they entered the parking lot.
      
  • Client forms are reviewed for completeness while waiting in their cars.
  • Employee(s) wait in their car until their number(s) are called.
• Direct employee(s) that walk to the site to the waiting area.
  • As employee(s) enter the waiting area, ensure they are wearing a facemask or cloth face covering.
  • Screen for COVID-19 symptoms and provide each client a numbered form to complete in the order they enter the seated waiting area.
  • Remind employee(s) to remain 6 feet apart, while seated in the waiting area.
    
  • Client forms are reviewed for completeness while in the seated waiting area.
• When their number is called, employee(s) walk to the small queuing area and wait in line 6 feet apart.
• Employee(s) from the small queuing area are directed to the next available vaccination station.
  • Have employees to stand while they receive their vaccine. (Chairs shall be provided to employees with disabilities, access and functional needs, or who request one. Disinfect chairs after each use.)
• Keep interactions short, with minimal physical contact.
• Clean high-touch surfaces after each client. (e.g., pens, clipboards, tables).
• After receiving the vaccine, employee(s) are asked to:
  • Return to their car and wait the observation period prior to leaving; or
  • Proceed to the seated observation area and wait the observation period prior to leaving.