Sen. Brown tours COVID-19 testing site at CAS
Sen. Brown talks with members of the Ohio National Guard who’ve joined health care workers across the state on the front lines in the battle against COVID-19.
Coronavirus Overview
Ways to schedule your appointment
Get your COVID-19 vaccine as early as today. Individuals ages 5* and older are eligible to get vaccinated.
*The Ohio Department of Health requires a parent or guardian to accompany minors (patients who are under 18 years old) to their vaccine appointment.Schedule Online with MyChart
Log in to MyChart to schedule your appointment for first dose or booster/third doses.
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Schedule over the phone Monday–Friday 8 a.m.– 5 p.m.
614-688-8299
Vaccinations for children
COVID-19 vaccines are recommended for children 6 months and older. All pediatric vaccinations are by appointment only. The Ohio State Wexner Medical Center, Nationwide Children's Hospital, as well as many local retail pharmacies, offer the pediatric vaccines for children age 6 months and older.
How to schedule vaccinations for children age 5 to 11:
Pediatric patients should contact their physicians to schedule an appointment for a pediatric vaccine through one of the following methods:
- Through MyChart (Parents/guardians need to have a personal MyChart account and request proxy access to be able to schedule their child.)
- Calling COVID-19 vaccine hotline at 614-688-VAXX or (614-688-8299)
MyChart resources
Frequently asked questions
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Have more questions? We have more answers. Read all COVID-19 vaccine frequently asked questions.
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Ohio National Guard joins frontline staff at The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center
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