As part of our ongoing effort to slow the spread of COVID-19 and protect our community from disease, South Central Public Health District is helping to distribute vaccine. This distribution follows the priority groups recommended by Idaho's COVID-19 Vaccine Advisory Committee (CVAC) and approved by Governor Brad Little. The vaccine is delivered on a schedule determined by federal partners, helping to distribute vaccine to states around the United States. Because of limited supply, it will take several weeks to provide vaccine to everyone who qualifies every time we advance to a new stage of the CVAC's priority tier.
SCPHD is unable to change the priority groups, or bump individuals to a different priority group.
If you have any questions about the CVAC or the priority groups, please visit the committee’s website.
Or send a message.
If you are looking for a healthcare evaluation to get tested for COVID-19, please contact a local hospital or your local healthcare provider. If you do not have a provider please dial 211 for assistance. If you are experiencing a health emergency please dial 911. See this page for more information about testing.
A vaccine for COVID-19 is only one of the ways to stop the spread of the disease. Because the supply of vaccine will be limited at first, doing other things to help stop the spread will be just as important as it is now. This means still wearing a face mask, staying at least 6-feet away from others, washing your hands often, and staying home if you are sick.
A COVID-19 hotline is available every business day from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. on weekends to help answer questions and provide assistance to residents who do not use computers.
Number for the English line: (208) 737-1138
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SCPHD is unable to change the priority groups, or bump individuals to a different priority group. If you have any questions about the CVAC or the priority groups, please visit the committee’s website. Or send a message.
If you are looking for a healthcare evaluation to get tested for COVID-19, please contact a local hospital or your local healthcare provider. If you do not have a provider please dial 211 for assistance. If you are experiencing a health emergency please dial 911. See this page for more information about testing.
A vaccine for COVID-19 is only one of the ways to stop the spread of the disease. Because the supply of vaccine will be limited at first, doing other things to help stop the spread will be just as important as it is now. This means still wearing a face mask, staying at least 6-feet away from others, washing your hands often, and staying home if you are sick.
A COVID-19 hotline is available every business day from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. on weekends to help answer questions and provide assistance to residents who do not use computers.
Number for the English line: (208) 737-1138
Para cualquier pregunta llame al (208) 737-5965
Other information: