Vaccines
Vaccination helps to protect against mpox when given before or shortly after an exposure. There are two mpox vaccines currently available in the United States via the
Strategic National Stockpile.
At this time, the federal government has allocated a limited number of JYNNEOS vaccine vials to Californians. The California Department of Public Health is working with the Centers for Disease Control and Local Health Departments to make these vials available to protect against mpox.
CDC and
CDPH are continuing to update their recommendations for which communities are being prioritized for JYNNEOS vaccination.
Stay up to date on the latest information regarding vaccine strategies for mpox.
Resources
Vaccine Resources for the General Public:
Vaccine Resources for Healthcare Providers:
Vaccine Resources for Local Health Departments:
Mpox Vaccine Allocation and Distribution
The tables below are updated on Fridays.
Table 1. Vials Allocated by CDPH and Los Angeles County (LAC) 1, 2
Note: Doses for Los Angeles County are allocated separately by CDC
|
LAC |
1,060
|
6,346
|
9,812 |
6,824
|
19,240
|
5,780
|
8,260
|
8,260
| 8280ā |
73,862
|
|
CA/CDPH** |
2,540
|
9,556 |
14,774
|
10,299 |
29,020 |
8,720 |
12,440 |
12,440 | 6000ā |
105,789 |
|
Total |
3,600
|
15,902 |
24,586 |
17,123 |
48,260
|
14,500 |
20,700
|
20,700 | 14280ā |
179,651
|
|
1 Vials for Los Angeles County are allocated separately by CDC.
2 "CA/CDPH" represents all vials allocated to CDPH by the federal government that are then distributed to
counties throughout California, with the exception of Los Angeles. See Table 2 below for distribution of
CA/CDPH vials.
3CDPH distribution of 6,000 vials only represents a partial distribution of vials allocated in Phase 4c.
|
Table 2. Number of
JYNNEOS
vaccine vials distributed to Local Health Jurisdictions in Phases 0 ā 4a
| Alameda |
6,638
|
| Alpine |
0
|
| Amador |
20
|
| Berkeley |
1,069
|
Butte
|
51
|
| Calaveras |
40
|
| Colusa |
0
|
| Contra Costa |
3,592
|
| Del Norte |
0
|
| El Dorado |
30
|
Fresno
|
1,100
|
Glenn
|
0
|
Humboldt
|
166
|
Imperial
|
180
|
Inyo
|
0
|
Kern
|
1044
|
Kings
|
80
|
Lake
|
10
|
Lassen
|
20
|
Los Angeles 4
|
73,862
|
Madera
|
85
|
Marin
|
624
|
Mariposa
|
4
|
Mendocino
|
76
|
Merced
|
40
|
Modoc
|
3
|
Mono
|
85
|
Monterey
|
648
|
Napa
|
170
|
Nevada
|
55
|
Orange
|
4,542
|
Placer
|
201
|
Plumas
|
0
|
Riverside
|
11,434
|
Sacramento
|
6,838
|
San Benito
|
20
|
San Bernardino
|
1,928
|
San Diego
|
10,099
|
San Francisco
|
34,108
|
San Joaquin
|
822
|
San Luis Obispo
|
210
|
San Mateo
|
1,976
|
Santa Barbara
|
645
|
Santa Clara
|
6,795
|
| Santa Cruz |
714
|
| Shasta |
87
|
| Sierra |
0
|
| Siskiyou |
5
|
| Solano |
1227
|
| Sonoma |
1,620
|
| Stanislaus |
372
|
| Sutter |
20
|
| Tehama |
0
|
| Trinity |
0
|
| Tulare |
306
|
| Tuolumne |
23
|
Ventura
|
624
|
| Yolo |
120
|
| Yuba |
40
|
| TOTAL |
174,488
|
NOT YET DISTRIBUTED 5
|
5,163
|
3 Distributed vials have been sent or received by the respective jurisdiction.
4 Pasadena and Long Beach are included in Los Angeles (LAC) distribution.
5 CDPH remaining reserve vials not yet allocated or distributed.