COVID-19 Resources

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Brown County
- Email brcovidinfo@nekmulticounty.org
Clay County
- To be added to the countywide vaccination waiting list, call 785-632-3193
Coffey County
Dickinson County
- To be added to the countywide vaccination waiting list, call 785-263-4179
Doniphan County
- Doniphan County Health Department is moving to Phase 5 with the COVID-19 vaccine administration. Please call 785-985-3591 or email health@dpcountyks.com your name and phone number and address to get your name on our COVID-19 vaccine list and the health department will then call you when the vaccine becomes available.
Douglas County
- Countywide vaccination interest survey
- Health care employers should register employees for vaccination by emailing vaccine@ldchealth.org
- Vaccine information
- For residents without access to a computer, a friend or family member can submit the interest form on their behalf. Individuals can also visit Lawrence Public Library to complete the form online.
- Residents can also request assistance with the form from the Senior Resource Center by calling 785-842-0543 and leaving a message. Staff will return calls during business hours as quickly as they can in the order calls are received.
Franklin County
- To be added to the countywide vaccination waiting list, call 785-229-3531.
- Vaccine information
Geary County
- Vaccine information
- To be added to the countywide vaccination waiting list, call 785-238-5788
- The County has made a signup list available on its Facebook page and website.
Jackson County
- Call the Jackson County Health Department at 785-364-2670 to discuss vaccination options
Jefferson County
- Contact the health department at 785-403-0025 to be added to the county vaccination waitlist
- Frequently asked questions
Lyon County
- Call the Lyon County Health Department at 620-208-3741 to discuss vaccination options
Marshall County
- Call the Marshall County Health Department at 785-562-3485 to discuss vaccination options
Morris County
- To be added to the countywide vaccination waiting list, call 620-767-5175
Nemaha County
- Healthcare workers should all Nemaha County Community Health Services at 785-284-2152 or email nemahakscovid@rainbowtel.net to schedule a vaccination appointment
Osage County
- Moderna Facts Sheet
- Vaccine Phases
Pottawatomie County
- Online Vaccination Request form
- To be added to the countywide vaccination signup list, call 785-457-1432
Riley County
- Self-schedule your COVID-19 vaccine appointment
- New online vaccination request form
- To be added to the countywide vaccination waiting list, call 785-565-6560
- Kansas State University Vaccine Survey
Shawnee County
- KU St. Francis Campus: make a vaccine appointment online. You can also call (785) 295-8000 to schedule a vaccine appointment Mon-Fri between 9 am and 5 pm. *For children ages 12-15, schedule through Family Medicine clinics, starting May 19.
- Stormont Vail: make a vaccine appointment online, or call their Vaccine Assistant Line: 785-270-4786
Wabaunsee County
- Online Vaccination Request form
- To be added to the countywide vaccination waiting list, call 785-765-2425
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
- Statewide vaccination information
Veterans
- The veteran will get an automated call from their vaccination team when the vaccine is available to them. When the veteran answers, they will hear “The Veteran of your household has been identified as eligible to receive the COVID vaccine. This call is to inform you of your options in obtaining the vaccine. If this is not the correct phone number, please press 5 to end this call, all others, please listen carefully to the following options.”
  - Option 1: For those interested in the COVID-19 vaccine and would like to be contacted to schedule an appointment.
  - Option 2: For those not interested in the COVID-19 vaccine and would not like to be contacted to schedule an appointment.
  - Option 3: For those undecided and would like more time to make a decision.