Phase 2 COVID-19 vaccinations begin in northeast Kansas

Community HealthCare System is collaborating with public health authorities in four counties to begin Phase 2 of COVID-19 vaccinations.

Although plans are proceeding, vaccine supply from the state is limited. Vaccine supply will grow in the coming weeks, but patience will be required as healthcare providers and public health departments work through the planning and distribution process.

CHCS patients who are interested in receiving the vaccine should do the following.

Pottawatomie County Residents

Individuals who are interested in receiving the vaccine should register here or call 785-457-1432. Vaccine clinics are being planned in communities around the county. Patients will be scheduled for vaccination appointments and should not come to a vaccine clinic without an appointment. The county is prioritizing those age 65 and up to receive vaccine first.

Jackson County Residents

Individuals who are interested in receiving the vaccine should register here. Individuals will be called to schedule appointments for vaccination clinics. The county is prioritizing those age 65 and up with co-morbidities.

Anyone unable to fill out the electronic signup can call one of the following to sign up:

Jackson County Health Department: 785-364-2670
Holton Community Hospital Family Practice Associates: 785-364-2126
Community HealthCare System Holton Clinic: 785-889-5288 or 785-889-5279
Holton Direct Care: 785-362-8677 or email sharon@holtondirectcare.com
Dr. Keehn: 785-933-2000

Nemaha County Residents

Individuals who are interested in receiving the vaccine should register here. Vaccine clinics are being planned.

Individuals who qualify for Phase 2 may also notify the county of their interest in receiving a COVID-19 vaccination by emailing nemahakscovid@rainbowtel.net or by calling 785-284-2152.

Marshall County Residents

Call the Marshall County Health Department to express your interest in receiving the vaccine. The phone number is 785-562-4474.

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