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ALERT! COVID-19 vaccination appointments available for anyone 12 and older :
**Important information**-
Please use the links below for the desired clinic/location to schedule your appointment. Once you schedule your appointment, you will receive an appointment confirmation via email. Please use the link in your confirmation email to change/cancel your appointment if needed.
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If you click on the link and a message appears that reads No appointments are available this means that all appointments for that vaccine clinic have been filled. To be notified when appointments are available please click here to complete our registration form.
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Please bring photo identification/insurance card to your appointment.
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Parent/guardian must accompany minor for vaccination.
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Please cancel and do not attend your appointment if you are quarantining or isolating due to COVID-19.
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A mask must be worn appropriately at all times, covering the nose and mouth.
Upcoming Vaccination Clinics - CLICK HERE
Please use these links to schedule a first OR second dose appointment. If you have already received your first dose from the health department, your second dose appointment has already been scheduled. If you received your 1st dose from another provider, and need a second dose, please locate a clinic with the vaccine that matches the manufacturer of your first dose. Additionally, if you received Pfizer please make sure you select a clinic that is at least 3 weeks after your first dose. If you received Moderna, please select a clinic that is at least 4 weeks after your first dose.
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All indoor and outdoor settings will increase to 100% capacity and face masks no longer required.
Governor Gretchen Whitmer today accelerated the end of all COVID-19 epidemic orders on gatherings and masking as COVID-19 cases continue to plummet following increased vaccinations. Beginning June 22, capacity in both indoor and outdoor settings will increase to 100% and the state will no longer require residents to wear a face mask.
Following that update, the MDHHS Updated the most recent order to reflect this.
View the updated order here. In addition to the Gatherings and Mask Order, additional orders are being rescinded as of June 22 and can be found here.
Additionally, some orders will remain in effect to protect vulnerable populations in corrections, long-term care, and agriculture. Public health measures will continue for reporting requirements and COVID testing to make sure areas where community spread is high are identified, kids are safe in school and free COVID-19 tests are available.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
MIOSHA updated rules that were updated on May 24th are still in place. The updated emergency rules will expire on Thursday, October 14.
View the MIOSHA updated COVID-19 emergency rules here.
UPDATED RESOURCES 6-22-21
Full Order
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The most recent update from The Health Department of Northwest Michigan with total area cases and more can be found HERE.
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Quarantine Update 4-9-21
On April 9, MDHHS revised its quarantine guidance for close contacts. You can determine when individuals are safely able to return to school or work by the following guidance:
When to end quarantine:
• 14 days after the last contact with a person diagnosed with Covid-19 while they are contagious.
• At this time a reduced 10 day or 7 day with negative test option to reduce quarantine period is NOT accepted.Updated quarantine recommendations for vaccinated persons:
• Vaccinated persons with an exposure to someone with suspected or confirmed COVID-19 are not required to quarantine if they meet all of the following criteria:
- Are fully vaccinated (i.e. ≥2 weeks following receipt of the second dose in a 2-dose series, or ≥2 weeks following receipt of one dose of a single-dose vaccine)
- Have remained asymptomatic since the current COVID-19 exposure.
- Vaccinated individuals with breakthrough disease may have milder symptoms but would still be contagious. They should still self-monitor for 14 days following exposure and if ANY (even mild) symptoms should get tested and isolate pending results.
- Vaccinated persons should continue to follow current guidance to protect themselves and others, including wearing a mask, staying at least 6 feet away from others, avoiding crowds, avoiding poorly ventilated spaces, covering coughs and sneezes, washing hands often, following CDC travel guidance, and following any applicable workplace or school guidance.
When to end isolation:
• An individual who tests positive for COVID-19 or displays the principal symptoms of COVID-19 should isolate at home until all of the following conditions are met:
- If they have a fever, 24 hours have passed since the fever has stopped without the use of fever reducing medications.
- Symptoms are improving
- 10 days have passed since the following:
- If symptomatic, the date symptoms first appeared.
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- If asymptomatic, the date they received the test that yielded a positive result for COVID-19.
- If symptoms develop after test date, then follow the guidance above for “If symptomatic…”