Get your Staff Flu, updated COVID-19, and Tdap vaccines at an Erie Staff Vaccine Fair on October 11!
Please bring your health insurance card and your COVID-19 Vaccine Card.
Flu, updated COVID-19, and Tdap vaccinations are due by November 30.
Erie Staff Vaccine Fair
October 11
8 AM - 11 AM
Locations:
Erie Division Street
Erie Evanston/Skokie
Erie Foster Avenue
Erie HealthReach Waukegan
If you have not yet registered for an Erie Staff Vaccine Fair at one of the above locations, please sign up by clicking the link below!
What to Bring to the Fair and What to Take Away
- If you have insurance, you must bring your insurance card. (Uninsured staff will have their vaccines fully covered at these fairs.)
- If you are eligible for the updated COVID-19 vaccine (see details below) please bring your CDC COVID vaccination card.
IMPORTANT TO KNOW: Staff who are attending one of Erie’s vaccine fairs must complete a provided Vaccination Record on the day of the fair. This will be the only available documentation for proof of vaccine administration.
- Each staff member is responsible for providing the vaccination record to their own care provider or one of Erie’s hospital partners.
- Staff who do not take the Vaccination Record will have to reach out directly to Walgreens to retrieve a proof of vaccine administration document which needs to include:
- your name and date of birth
- the vaccine name and lot #
- who administered your vaccine
- the date your vaccine was administered
What Vaccines Are Available
- Flu Vaccine
- The 2023-2024 Flu Vaccine Formulation
- The 2023-2024 Flu Vaccine Formulation
- Tdap Vaccine
- Walgreens will also provide Tdap vaccines to those employees who need them to complete pending or expiring employee health requirements.
- Updated COVID-19 Vaccine
- Update COVID-19 Vaccines will be available to staff who are eligible
- Eligibility includes any person (regardless of previous vaccination) if it has been at least 2 months since your last COVID-19 Vaccine dose.
Additional Details
Staff who are attending one of Erie’s vaccine fairs must take and complete a provided Vaccination Record on the day of the fair. This will be the only available documentation for proof of vaccine administration.
- Each staff member is responsible for providing the Vaccination Record to their own care provider or one of Erie’s hospital partners.
- Staff who do not take a vaccination record must reach out to Walgreens to retrieve a proof of vaccine administration document which needs to include:
- your name and date of birth
- the vaccine name and lot #
- who administered your vaccine
- the date your vaccine was administered
- You will need to submit the proof of vaccine administration to Erie. More instructions on how to do that coming soon.
The deadline for staff to be vaccinated and to report it is November 30.
We encourage our insured staff to get their flu, COVID-19, (and Tdap if needed), vaccines with their local pharmacy or care provider.
- When you are getting vaccinated, be sure to ask for a "proof of vaccine administration" document which needs to include
- your name and date of birth
- the vaccine name and lot #
- who administered your vaccine
- the date your vaccine was administered
- You will need to submit this documentation to Erie. More instructions on how to do that coming soon.
If you are uninsured and unable to attend the Staff Vaccine Fair, please reach out to employee health: employeehealth@eriefamilyhealth.org.
The deadline for staff to be vaccinated and to report it to Employee Health is November 30.
Where
Erie Division Street
Held in the clinic
2418 W Division Street
Chicago, IL 60622
Phone: 312.666.3494
Erie Evanston/Skokie
Held in the clinic
1285 Hartrey Avenue
Evanston, IL 60202
Phone: 312.666.3494
Erie Foster Avenue
Held in the clinic
5215 N. California
Chicago, IL 60625
Phone: 312.666.3494
Erie HealthReach Waukegan
Held in the clinic
2323 Grand Avenue
Waukegan, IL 60085
Phone: 847.666.3494
Vaccine Facts
- Flu vaccines cannot give you the flu. Flu vaccines are made with either inactivated (killed) virus or with a single protein from the flu virus.
- I need the flu shot every year.
The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) recommends a yearly flu vaccine for everyone 6 months of age and older. Flu viruses change constantly, so the vaccine is reviewed each year and updated as needed, based on which flu viruses are making people sick. - We all need a flu vaccine!
The flu shot is an Erie requirement and serves as another layer of protection from respiratory illness amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. It is the best way to protect yourself, friends and family, and our patients from the flu – which typically kills 12,000-60,000 people a year in the US. - Flu and COVID-19 vaccines can be taken at the same time
Call (312) 666-3494 to schedule an appointment.
For our suburban locations call (847) 666-3494
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