Boise Schedule For Vaccine Distribution

BOISE, ID—Boiseans looking to receive a COVID-19 vaccination are now able to pre-register and obtain all the information necessary before making the drive. Sponsored by the Idaho Department of Health and Welfare, an individual can also sign up family members at the same time. To register and to obtain additional information, go here.

Once registered, a person will be placed on a waitlist and be scheduled by a vaccine provider as the vaccine becomes available. The notification comes by phone call or email.

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Vaccines are currently available for the following:

-Ages 65 or older

-Healthcare workers

-Long-term care facility staff and residents

-First responders

-K-12 teachers and school staff

-Frontline essential workers

Starting March 15, the vaccine will expand to ages 55-64 with at least one medical condition. Local health districts can open groups earlier if the vaccine is available.

Once a person receives the call and arrives at the appointment, a vaccination card will be provided. In addition, a fact sheet will be provided outlining risks and benefits. Staff will recommend a 15-30 minute wait after receiving the vaccination before leaving for monitoring.

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