Mpox Vaccination in Baltimore City
Where to get MPox Vaccine in Baltimore City
Last updated: March 1, 2023
Baltimore City Health Department MPox Vaccine Appointments
Baltimore City Health Department (BCHD) is offering MPX (Monkeypox) JYNNEOS vaccine through our partner, NOMI Health.
Vaccines are free and available to those who meet eligibility criteria below.
Walk-ups welcome
NOMI HAS MOVED : 10 W Eager Street, Baltimore MD 21201
Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays: 8am-5pm
Wednesdays: 10am-7pm.
443-438-6016
Clinical Partners
The following clinics in Baltimore City have partnered with Baltimore City Health Department and are distributing JYNNEOS vaccine. At this time, they are providing vaccine to eligible patients enrolled in their clinics. If you have a provider at these clinics, please call them to inquire about MPX vaccine.
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Clinical Partner |
Website and Phone Number |
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Jai Medical Center - Monument |
410-327-5100 |
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SPARC |
https://source.jhu.edu/volunteer-agencies/organizations-serving-women/sparc-womens-center.html 410-624-7554 |
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AIDS Healthcare Foundation |
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Baltimore Medical System |
443-703-3600 |
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Baltimore City Health Department Sexual Health and Wellness Clinic PrEP and HIV Clinic |
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Sinai Outpatient Infectious Disease Clinic |
https://www.lifebridgehealth.org/Sinai/SinaiDivisionofInfectiousDiseases.aspx 410-601-8865 |
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University of Maryland Adolescent & Young Adult Center ("Star Track") |
https://www.startrackhealth.org/ 410-328-8336 |
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University of Maryland THRIVE Program |
https://www.umms.org/midtown/locations/thrive-program 410-225-8369 |
If you are a clinical provider in Baltimore City and would like to provide JYNNEOS vaccine, please contact:
Nicole Bradbury, Office of Public Health and Emergency Preparedness at Nicole.Bradbury@baltimorecity.gov
MPox Vaccine Eligibility
Baltimore City Health Department has adopted MPox vaccine eligibility guidance from Maryland Department of Health:
PEP stands for post-exposure prophylaxis, or individuals with a known recent exposure to someone with MPX.
ePEP stands for expanded post-exposure prophylaxis, or individuals with a high risk of likely exposure to MPX, even if not known or confirmed.
PrEP stands for Pre-exposure prophylaxis, or individuals who are at highest risk for exposure to MPX.
These are in line with current CDC guidance on MPox vaccination:
https://www.cdc.gov/poxvirus/monkeypox/interim-considerations/overview.html
More information on MPox vaccination can be found here:
https://www.cdc.gov/poxvirus/monkeypox/vaccines/vaccine-basics.html