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When can I get a COVID vaccine?

January 25, 2021 |
Business Practices, Environments, Health, Safety, and Wellness, Partnerships with Families and Communitites

Idaho Governor Brad Little convened the Idaho COVID-19 Vaccine Advisory Committee (CVAC) to advise him on and assist state and local entities with the prioritization of vaccines when they are in limited supply, guide planning efforts and broadly communicate messaging to ensure equitable access to COVID-19 vaccines across the state. The state is working with public health districts, hospitals, Federally Qualified Health Centers, and other facilities who will be receiving and administering early vaccine doses.

The following vaccine prioritization ranking is based on federal recommendations, CVAC input, and Governor approval. It is subject to change as new information is available.

As of 01/12/21, pre-K–12 school staff and teachers and daycare [childcare] workers have been moved up to be included with Frontline Essential Workers & Adults 65 Years of Age and Older.

For more information, contact your local public health district to learn more about how the vaccine will be provided to you.

Please do not sign up for vaccines on multiple websites or at multiple locations. Be sure to ask what documentation you need to bring when you schedule your appointment!

Region 1: Panhandle Health District

Call the COVID Hotline at 877-415-5225

Visit Panhandle Health District

Region 2: Public Health - Idaho North Central Health District

Sign your facility up here

Visit Public Health-Idaho North Central Health District

Region 3: Southwest District Health

Text childcare contact information to 208-593-1412

Visit Southwest District Health

Region 4: Central District Health

Call the COVID Hotline 208-321-2222

Visit Central District Health