Current COVID-19 Info SA

Daily numbers of community infections in Bexar County have surpassed all previous surges of the pandemic and continue to climb.

Access to urgent care services, hospitals and emergency rooms is becoming more limited with longer wait times and/or not as many healthcare workers available as needed because of the high community infection rate.

While the omicron variant of COVID-19 appears to be milder, this variant is highly transmissible and causing so many infections that the number of hospitalizations is soaring.

Unvaccinated people, particularly those with underlying conditions, still are at high risk of serious illness when they contract COVID-19.

To provide timely information and helpful resources for San Antonio, Bexar County and surrounding communities, UT Health San Antonio, the City of San Antonio and the San Antonio Metropolitan Health District, the Center for Medical Humanities and Ethics at the UT Health San Antonio’s Long School of Medicine, and UTSA are teaming up to provide our community relevant, usable information about the current COVID-19 environment.

Important Takeaways

Everyone age 5+ should get the vaccine.
Everyone age 12+ should get the vaccine and booster.
Avoid large crowds of people. Wear a mask.
Wash your hands often

Vaccine and Booster Locations

Easy to schedule. Free.

City of San Antonio’s list of testing sites.
Mass vaccination sites include the Alamodome and Wonderland of the Americas Mall
Weekly, multiple pop-up vaccinate events in Bexar County.
Call 311 for new testing sites. No registration needed. No cost.