(Sedgwick County, Kan.) – This week Governor Kelly announced that all Kansans who qualify in Phase 3 and 4 of the COVID-19 vaccination plan will be eligible to receive the vaccination. Beginning today, people who qualify for the COVID-19 vaccine in Phases 3 and 4 are able to schedule an appointment with the Sedgwick County Health Department (SCHD). Use the attached document to review who qualifies for the vaccine.

Schedule your appointment online here: www.sedgwickcounty.org/covid-19/vaccine/schedule/

Due to large turnouts at the community vaccination sites, those with severe medical risks should contact their medical provider or pharmacy to see if they are able to schedule the vaccination at either location before scheduling an appointment with the SCHD. 

If a person with a severe medical risk has received medical advice to not go to a large vaccine clinic, such as the community vaccination site at 223 S. Main, please call SCHD at (316) 660-1029 to schedule an appointment for the drive-thru clinic. The drive-thru clinic is also open to residents with mobility difficulties.

SCHD’s COVID-19 vaccine clinics are open Monday through Saturday.

  • For residents who do not speak English or are not comfortable speaking English, free interpreting services are available at the vaccine clinic to help you receive a vaccine.
  • If you schedule an appointment at 223 S. Main (former Wichita Library) for the morning of Thursday, March 25, please note that you will be receiving the one-dose Johnson & Johnson vaccine.

COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics offered by Sedgwick County

Address

Category

223 S. Main, Wichita
(Former Wichita Library)

Clinic for eligible people in Phases 1 – 4

7001 W. 21st St.
(K-State Research & Extension Office)

Clinic for eligible people in Phases 1 – 4

777 E. Waterman, Wichita
(Wichita Transit Operations)

 

Drive-thru clinic for eligible people in Phases
1 – 4 who received medical advice to not go to a large vaccine clinic or who have mobility difficulties.

 

Schedule an Appointment:

Step

Critical Workers

Residents Aged 65
and Older

People with
Medical Risks

1. Schedule appointment

Online: Schedule appointment online (Dose 1) and complete emailed questionnaire, click “Next” and bring the printed vaccine voucher to the appointment.

Phone: Dial (316) 660-1029 to schedule an appointment at the vaccine clinic. 

Contact your medical provider if you have questions about how the vaccine may interact with your medical condition and medications you take.

2. Bring to appointment
  • Current ID badge indicating critical worker group and employment in Sedgwick County
  • If the employee does not have a badge, current wallet cards, current pay stubs, or a statement of current employment on employer letterhead is also acceptable. 
  • If scheduled online, Dispense Assist form/ voucher
  • Identification card, driver’s license or birth certificate to verify age
  • If scheduled online, Dispense Assist form/ voucher

 
  • Identification card, driver’s license, or another document such as a letter, vehicle registration, or insurance card to verify name

 

3. At appointment

Check in, complete questionnaire (if not done prior to arrival), and follow instructions to receive vaccine.

4. After receiving vaccine

Stay on site, in observation area, for at least 15 to 30 minutes.

 

Vaccine Questions:

Contact your medical provider prior to the vaccine appointment if you have questions about how the vaccine may interact with your medical condition and medications you take.

Please continue to direct general questions about the COVID-19 vaccine to (316) 660-1022; this line is not for scheduling appointments.

 

County Pledge:

As more vaccine is received, the Sedgwick County Health Department will vaccinate more people while following guidance from CDC, KDHE, and Sedgwick County Health Officer Dr. Garold Minns. The vaccination schedule is designed to assure that all who want to be vaccinated will have that opportunity. The implementation of the vaccination schedule is dependent on the manufacturing and distribution schedule from vaccine providers. The County will not schedule more appointments than the vaccine available. Updated information is available at https://www.sedgwickcounty.org/covid-19/vaccine-information/.

 

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