Public Health urges people awaiting COVID-19 vaccine referral to check email daily

To date, Public Health has made more than 34,000 referrals for vaccination to local providers

VANCOUVER – Clark County Public Health continues to work through its COVID-19 vaccine referral list to connect eligible people with facilities that have vaccine. To date, Public Health has made more than 34,000 referrals for vaccination to local providers.

Public Health is encouraging everyone who submits a referral request to check their email daily, including email junk folders. Providers are reaching out to people who have submitted requests using the contact information provided on the webform. Photo by Mike Schultz
Public Health is encouraging everyone who submits a referral request to check their email daily, including email junk folders. Providers are reaching out to people who have submitted requests using the contact information provided on the webform. Photo by Mike Schultz

Public Health is encouraging everyone who submits a referral request to check their email daily, including email junk folders. Providers are reaching out to people who have submitted requests using the contact information provided on the webform. Public Health is also contacting people to schedule appointments at the Tower Mall vaccination site opening Friday.

People awaiting referrals may receive an email from Clark County Public Health, Legacy, PeaceHealth Southwest, Kaiser or The Vancouver Clinic. The emails will contain information about how to schedule an appointment for vaccination.

For more information about local COVID-19 vaccination efforts and to submit a request for COVID-19 vaccine, visit the Clark County Public Health COVID-19 vaccine webpage or call (888) 225-4625. The Public Health call center operates 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.

Information provided by Clark Co. WA Communications.