We keep these important truths at the center of the work we are doing to educate and gather information from the community on vaccination. We know the stories and believe those who have historically experienced discriminatory treatment. The decision to vaccinate or not is a very personal one. These experiences have reinforced cycles of trauma and created a lack of trust in government and health care. Many of us have also suffered from years of inequity, biased treatment, and lack of access. The loss of loved ones, jobs, businesses, homes, and livelihoods has been a heavy weight for us all. This has been an especially stressful and painful year. It is recommended that you contact the pharmacy/clinic you plan on receiving your vaccine from prior to scheduling an appointment to ensure they provide COVID vaccines to uninsured patients as well as to confirm time and vaccine availability, as these are subject to change. Please note that some vaccinators listed below no longer provide COVID-19 vaccines to individuals who are uninsured. Worley St., Columbia, MO 65203.īelow is a list of additional local vaccinators in Boone County that offer vaccinations. Please contact our clinic support staff at 573.874.7356 to schedule an appointment. We are providing all doses, including an additional bivalent dose for people 65 years or older or immunocompromised.
Parental consent forms are required for anyone under the age of 18. Anyone aged 6 months or older is eligible.
Parental consent forms are required for anyone under the age of 18.Ĭolumbia/Boone County Public Health and Human ServicesĬolumbia/Boone County Public Health and Human Services is currently offering Pfizer COVID-19 vaccinations by appointment in our clinic. Individuals ages 6 months or older are eligible for COVID-19 vaccines. Consult with your child’s healthcare provider or call PHHS at 573.874.7356 if you have questions about what vaccines they are eligible for.ĬOVID-19 vaccines are widely available in Boone County.
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Immunocompromised people aged 5 and older can get an additional bivalent COVID-19 vaccine dose, at least two months after their initial updated bivalent vaccine dose.Adults age 65 and older can get an additional bivalent COVID-19 vaccine dose at least four months following their initial updated bivalent vaccine dose.The recommendations listed below reflect Pfizer bivalent COVID-19 vaccine, as that is the brand the PHHS clinic provides:.CDC has updated its COVID-19 vaccine recommendations, aiming to simplify guidance.
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