COVID-19 Vaccine
Proof of Vaccination Eligibility
At your appointment, you MUST present photo ID/documentation to show you meet the eligibility requirements above to receive a COVID-19 vaccination.
HEALTHCARE WORKERS & OTHERS IN PHASE 1A:
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Employee photo ID badge; or
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Professional license AND a photo ID; or
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Signed letter from your employer on facility letterhead AND a photo ID; or
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Payment stub or timesheet from your healthcare employer or in-home supportive services AND a photo ID.
PERSONS AGED 65 YEARS OLD & ABOVE:
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Driver's license; or
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Government-issued photo ID with your date of birth, such as a passport
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Please bring your healthcare insurance card, if applicable.
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Before Your Vaccination Appointment
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Take it easy the night before to ensure potential symptoms are not a result of other unrelated activities.
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Anticipate the COVID-19 vaccines may cause minor side effects in some people, like sore muscles, feeling tired, or mild fever.
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Do not take acetaminophen or ibuprofen in anticipation of potentially having side effects from the vaccine.
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Taking these medications for the purpose of preventing post-vaccination symptoms is not currently recommended.
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When you go to your appointment, remember to:
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Watch your distance - stay at least 6 feet away from others.
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Wear a mask that covers your nose and mouth.​
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Anticipate preparing for a second appointment for your second dose 28 days later. ​
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During Your Vaccination Appointment
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A COVID-19 vaccination card will be given to you when you receive your first dose of the vaccine. It will list:
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The type of vaccine you received.
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The date you received it.
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Where you received it.
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Keep this vaccination card in a safe place and bring it with you when you second dose appointment.
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If you have a smartphone with you, it is recommended you take a picture of your vaccination card in case you misplace the physical card between appointments.
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You will be monitored for allergic reactions on-site for 15-30 minutes.
After Your Vaccination Appointment
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It takes time for your body to build protection after any vaccination.
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The Moderna COVID-19 vaccines require two shots 28 days apart.
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The vaccine is most effective 2 weeks following your second dose.
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Continue to wash your hands.
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Continue to watch your distance.
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Continue to wear a mask that covers your nose and mouth when in contact with others outside your household.
Infant and Toddler Vaccines Available
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We are now providing the COVID-19 Vaccine to Infant and Toddler populations
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We have expanded our hours to include Weekends (Saturdays and Sundays) to schedule these appointments