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Schedule Your Covid-19 Vaccination Today

Protect yourself and others by getting the COVID-19 vaccine at Cornell Scott-Hill Health Center. As a trusted healthcare provider, we offer convenient and reliable access to the vaccine, helping to safeguard our community against the virus. Our dedicated team is committed to ensuring a safe and efficient vaccination process, providing you with the information and support you need to make informed decisions about your health. Take a proactive step in the fight against COVID-19 and schedule your vaccination appointment with us today.

Who Is Eligible for the Vaccine?

Vaccines for adults and children ages 6 months+ are now available at some Cornell Scott-Hill Health Center locations. Individuals under age 18 must be accompanied by a parent/guardian or bring written parental consent. Minor consent forms are also available at the links below.

What Are the Benefits of Getting a COVID-19 Vaccination? 

Getting a COVID-19 vaccination offers numerous benefits for individuals and communities alike. Here are some key advantages:



  1. Protection Against COVID-19: Vaccination significantly reduces the risk of contracting COVID-19 and its severe complications. It strengthens your immune system, empowering it to recognize and fight the virus effectively.
  2. Prevention of Severe Illness and Hospitalization: Vaccination greatly decreases the likelihood of developing severe symptoms, hospitalization, or the need for intensive care due to COVID-19. By reducing the severity of the illness, vaccines help prevent overwhelming healthcare systems and save lives.
  3. Reduced Transmission: Vaccinated individuals have a lower chance of spreading the virus to others, including those who are more vulnerable or unable to receive the vaccine. By limiting transmission, we can collectively work towards reducing community spread and achieving herd immunity.
  4. Return to Normalcy: Vaccination plays a crucial role in restoring normalcy to our lives. It increases the possibility of safely resuming everyday activities, such as attending events, traveling, and gathering with loved ones, contributing to a sense of social and emotional well-being.
  5. Global Health Impact: By getting vaccinated, you contribute to the global effort to achieve herd immunity, which helps protect populations and mitigates the risk of future outbreaks and variants.


Please note that the specific benefits of COVID-19 vaccination may vary based on individual circumstances and the vaccine's effectiveness against emerging variants. However, receiving the vaccine remains a crucial and effective tool in protecting yourself and safeguarding public health.

The Process of Getting a COVID-19 Vaccine 

Getting a COVID-19 vaccine typically involves the following steps:



  1. Eligibility and Appointment. Check the eligibility criteria set by health authorities to determine if you qualify for the vaccine. Schedule an appointment through a designated system, such as an online portal or helpline, or by contacting a healthcare provider directly.
  2. Pre-Vaccination Assessment. At the vaccination site, you may undergo a pre-vaccination assessment, which includes verifying your identity, reviewing your medical history, and assessing any potential allergies or contraindications. Be prepared to provide relevant information and answer related questions.
  3. Vaccine Administration. A healthcare professional will administer the COVID-19 vaccine through an injection in your upper arm. They will follow appropriate safety protocols, such as using sterile equipment and proper hand hygiene.
  4. Observation Period. After receiving the vaccine, you may be required to stay under observation for a brief period, typically 15-30 minutes. This allows healthcare professionals to monitor for any immediate side effects or allergic reactions. Inform the staff if you experience any concerning symptoms during this time.It is also important to note that patients only need to be monitored if it is their first time being vaccinated, if they’ve previously had a reaction that required emergency medical attention, or if they request it.
  5. Post-Vaccination Guidance. You will receive information about the vaccine, including potential side effects and how to manage them. Follow any post-vaccination instructions provided by healthcare professionals, such as scheduling a second dose if required or registering for digital vaccination records.
  6. Vaccine Record and Documentation. You will receive a vaccination record, either physically or digitally, as proof of your vaccination. Keep this record in a safe place, as it may be required for future reference or travel-related purposes. 


It's important to note that the process may vary depending on the specific vaccine being administered and local protocols. Stay updated with guidance from health authorities and follow any instructions provided by the healthcare professionals at the vaccination site.

How to Schedule Your COVID-19 Vaccine

We are currently offering COVID-19 vaccines by appointment only.  Please call 203-503-3000 for hours and locations.

Call & Schedule Your Appointment Today!

At Cornell Scott-Hill Health Center, we prioritize your safety and well-being throughout the vaccination process. Our dedicated healthcare professionals are here to support you, address your concerns, and provide reliable and accurate information about COVID-19 vaccines. To schedule your COVID-19 vaccination call Cornell Scott-Hill Health Center at 203-503-3000 or schedule your appointment here.

*Copays may apply for adults.

**$0 Copay with most insurance for flu shots.

***COVID vaccines will be covered by most insurances, but cost share may apply. Members will need to verify their benefits for cost-share amount.

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Cornell Scott-Hill Health Center is no longer administering Community COVID-19 testing. If you are a Cornell Scott-Hill Heath Center patient and experiencing COVID-19 symptoms, please contact your provider. If you are not a Cornell Scott-Hill Health Center patient please check with your local pharmacies or acquire a COVID-19 home test.

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