COVID-19 Vaccine
Current Vaccine Eligibility
Per state and federal guidelines, individuals six months or older are currently eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine. For the latest guidelines click here
Covid-19 vaccines are available in our Primary Care and Family Medicine Offices for existing patients only.
Getting Started & Vaccine Information
Proof of Age
You MUST provide a government-issued proof of age for your child before they can receive the vaccine. Eligible documents include a valid birth certificate or passport.
Parent or Guardian Must Attend
Those under the age of 18 cannot legally give their consent to be given the vaccine, so a parent or legal guardian must accompany the minor to their appointment. The parent or legal guardian will need to sign the "Consent to Treat" form before we are able to administer the vaccine.
Yes! Please mention you would like both vaccines when booking your appointment.
After the Vaccine
If you experience side effects and believe you need medical attention, please contact your health care provider. Always dial 911 or go to your nearest emergency department in case of a medical emergency.
Please note that your provider is required to report some side effects to the CDC.
All Middlesex Health patients will be asked if they've been vaccinated for COVID-19. If you've been vaccinated, but not by Middlesex Health, you may be asked for proof of vaccination.
If you are a Middlesex health patient, A record that you received the COVID-19 vaccine will be added to Epic, our secure electronic medical records system.
You can view this record in the MyChart patient portal, in the Immunizations section under Health Summary.
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If you do not already have a MyChart account at Middlesex Health, you can create one today