IDPH COVID19 MOBILE TESTING CLINIC
Upcoming COVID19 Testing will be at the Vermilion County Health Department from 8:00AM-3:30PM on the following dates:
No dates set at this time.
The Testing Unit requires you register by going to the following link and creating an account. This will also allow you to get your results sent to you quicker through your mobile device. IDPH COVID19 Testing Registration Link
You can also see where the mobile clinic is going to be this week by clicking the button.
COVID 19 VACCINE SIGN-UPS
Phase 1A
- EMS
- Hospital Based Staff
- Clinic Facility Staff
- Home-health personnel
- Pharmacy Staff
- Other medical staff (dental, school nurses, opt., etc)
- Other healthcare workers
Long Term Care staff will receive their vaccine through the Pharmacy Partnership Program
Phase 1B
- Age 65+
- First Responders (Fire, Law Enforcement, 911 workers, security personnel, school officers)
- Education (Congregate Child Care, Pre-K through 12th Grade)
Food and Agriculture (processing, plants, veterinary health, livestock services, animal care) - Manuafacturing (Industrial production of good for distribution to retail, wholesale or other manufacturers
- Coreection Workers and Inmates
- United States Postal Services Workers
- Public Transit Workers (flight crew, bus drivers, train conductors, taxi drivers, para0-transit drivers, in-person support, ride sharing services)
- Grocery Store Workers (Baggers, cashiers, stockers, pick-up, customer service)
- Shelters / Adult Day Care
PLEASE READ:
To get vaccinated, you must sign the consent form below and fill out all the information BEFORE you come to the vaccination location and BRING all paperwork with you. When we transition to the online registration, you will answer some screening questions online, but will need to bring in the consent form. You will be asked to remain in an observation area for 15-30 minutes post vaccination*.
- You MUST have an appointment to get a vaccine.
- If you answer “Yes” to being pregnant or breastfeeding , you must have a doctor’s note saying you can receive the vaccine.
- *If you answer “Yes” to having a history of allergic reactions, you will be asked to remain in observation for 30 minutes.
- If you answer “Yes” to having received passive antibody therapy as treatment for COVID-19, you will need to WAIT 90 days after initial infection before getting your vaccine.
- If you answer “Yes” to having a vaccine in the last 14 days, you must wait 14 days after your last vaccine to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
- If you are currently in isolation due to a current infection with COVID-19, you CANNOT receive the vaccine at this time.
- If you have a fever or are currently ill, you CANNOT receive the vaccine.
- If you recently received your 1st dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, you cannot get your second dose until 28 days after your 1st dose.
- If you received the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for your first dose, the only vaccine we are administering at this point is Moderna and you will NOT be able to get your second dose here.
Moderna Covid 19 Consent Form phase1a-1b
Moderna Pre-Vaccination-Screening-Form (this has the screening questions and information about each question) – page 2 is blank for printing purposes. (CLICK HERE for form)
Vermilion County COVID19 Testing Locations
Click on the button to see current locations to get tested for COVID19. Some locations have criteria you must meet before you can get tested. The Vermilion County Health Department does NOT conduct COVID19 testing.
COVID-19
Restore Illinois Phase 4 Restaurant & Bar Establishment Safety Guidelines can be seen Here:
More more information about Resurgence Mitigation Plans, click HERE This goes into detail the extra restrictions that could be put into place if our region exceeds 8% positivity rate for 3 consecutive days.
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If you have general questions about COVID-19, you can call 2-1-1 (Not for profit organization with specialists that are available to help individuals locate health and human service assistance specialists are available to help individuals locate health and human service assistance.) You can also dial 1-800-889-3931 or email dph.sick@illinois.gov if you have general questions about COVID-19.
OSF Hotline: (833) 673-5669
Carle Hotline: (217) 902-6100
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