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Vaccine Update 

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Still looking to get your COVID-19 Vaccine?

• Schedule your appointment here!

• Now offering all three vaccines in all six counties

  • Ages 5-17 (Pfizer)​

  • Ages 18 and up (Pfizer, Moderna or J&J)

• Are you homebound or know someone who is? Please call our branch office to set up an

   appointment for a COVID-19 vaccine. Some pre-screening questions will be asked to determine

   eligibility before a home visit can be set up.​

• COVID-19 booster doses are now available to anyone 5 and older. Click here for more information.

• Updated Guidance for Immunocompromised Individuals​

 

Need to cancel your COVID-19 Vaccine Appointment?

•  Call your local health department branch office and speak with our immunization staff.

 

Did you get your COVID-19 Vaccine from Us? 

• If so, we welcome your feedback!

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Vaccine Information​

• CDC: COVID-19 Vaccines

• MDHHS: COVID-19 Vaccine

• The Conversation (Greater than COVID®)

• Video: COVID-19 Vaccines: Research, Development and Safety (by ​​​​

       Dr. Jennifer Morse, Medical Director) - posted 12/16/2020​

• Video: COVID 19 Vaccine Information, Misinformation and Disinformation

      (by Dr. Jennifer Morse, Medical Director) – Posted 5/7/2021​

• V-Safe: After Vaccination Health Checker

• COVID-19 Vaccines (FDA) Emergency Use Authorization​

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Information for 5-17 Year Olds

• A parent must accompany a 5-17-year-old to a clinic to be vaccinated. For CMDHD, if a parent cannot be there, someone older than 18 must still accompany the child and they must bring the filled-out form below.

• CMDHD Absent Parent Consent Form

• Pfizer Emergency Use Authorization Information Form (ages 5 – 11) – read this document before signing the above consent form.

• Pfizer Emergency Use Authorization Information Form (Ages 12 and above) – read this document before signing the above consent form. 

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Additional Places to Sign up for the Vaccine

Here are some additional places to check for vaccine clinics

• Isabella Citizens for Health

• Spectrum Health (Reed City)

• Mid-Michigan Medical Center

• McLaren Health Care/Walgreens

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Vaccination Records

• Michigan residents vaccinated outside of Michigan – How to make your vaccination count in Michigan

  • Work with your healthcare provider to ensure immunization data is added in the Michigan Care Improvement Registry (MCIR).  It’s best to contact your provider before visiting their office.  You will have to take your COVID-19 Vaccination Record Card to your provider’s office. Click here for more information.

  • Call your local health department branch office to set up a time to bring your COVID-19 immunization record into of our offices to have it added to your existing immunization record in the Michigan Care Improvement Registry (MCIR).     

 

• Lost, unable to find or never received COVID-19 vaccination record card

  • Contact the provider (medical provider, local health department or pharmacy) where you were vaccinated and request either a new COVID-19 Vaccination Record Card or a copy of your current immunization record from the Michigan Care Improvement Registry (MCIR).

  • Visit https://www.mcir.org/public/ to request an official immunization record, which will display proof that you have received a COVID-19 vaccine.

 

Please note:  The COVID-19 Vaccination Record Card and the official immunization record from MCIR are official vaccination records.