Once there, users will be asked to confirm their location and eligibility.To begin, Chicago residents can visit /vaccine.Chicago is the first city to implement the service. The Zocdoc Vaccine Scheduler will be free of charge and 'is designed to streamline vaccine scheduling,' the city said in a release.

“While vaccine availability is still very limited nationwide, this exciting new partnership with Zocdoc is another step toward empowering individuals and families as we fight this disease and lean into the historic recovery that is sure to follow.” “Our goal in Chicago is to vaccinate as many residents as possible as fast as we can,” Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot said in a statement. The new site aims to create 'a central marketplace to help Chicagoans access vaccinations,' officials said. The new platform will offer a real-time look at appointment availability from city POD sites, as well as from 'care organizations' like AMITA Health, Erie Family Health, Innovative Express Care and Rush University Medical Center.

Chicagoans looking to find or book coronavirus vaccine appointments can now schedule them online as the city launches a new site in partnership with Zocdoc, officials announced Tuesday.

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