Your safety is our priority. Get COVID-19 vaccine news, find details on our virtual screenings and see steps we've taken to keep you safe at your in-office visits:
Find full details at our COVID-19 Resource Center.
Obtenga más información acerca del COVID-19, incluyendo las preguntas más frecuentes y una examen virtual gratis. Ver información del COVID-19 y información sobre la vacuna.
All COVID-19 vaccines require an appointment. You must schedule through the Indiana Department of Health.
If you are eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine, here's how you can sign up:
Visit our COVID-19 vaccine page to learn more or see if you are eligible.
Open today until 6:00 PM
| Sunday | 6 am - 6 pm |
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| Monday | 6 am - 6 pm |
| Tuesday | 6 am - 6 pm |
| Wednesday | 6 am - 6 pm |
| Thursday | 6 am - 6 pm |
| Friday | 6 am - 6 pm |
| Saturday | 6 am - 6 pm |
If you have an upcoming COVID-19 vaccine appointment at our vaccine location, we look forward to serving you. Find directions and what to expect before you arrive.
Anyone age 16 and older is currently eligible to receive a COVID-19 vaccine*.
*Only the Pfizer vaccine is being given to patients ages 16 and 17 at this time. A parent/guardian must consent for a 16 or 17 year old to receive a vaccine during registration. The preference is that the parent/guardian be with the minor at the vaccination site. We understand this may not always be possible and in those cases parents/guardians can provide written or verbal authorization.
If you are eligible for a vaccine, visit ourshot.in.gov to make an appointment. You can also schedule an appointment for a senior family member. Enter your ZIP code to find a map of vaccination locations.
You can also call 211 to make an appointment, and family members may call on behalf of seniors.
We want you to be able to make your COVID-19 vaccine appointment. There are several options available, and we can help find one that may work for you.
If you need transportation help, please call 1.888.IUHEALTH (1.888.484.3258) and choose option 9 (8 am - 5 pm Monday - Friday; 8 am - noon Saturday).
Everyone receiving a vaccination at an IU Health clinic must have registered for an appointment. This is the primary way the clinics manage the number of vaccine doses available that day. The clinics also have a variety of other vaccine management practices to ensure there are no unused vaccines at the end of the day.
IU Health is working closely with state public health officials for COVID-19 vaccine distribution. We will provide the latest COVID-19 vaccine updates, answers and information for you and your family.
Visit our COVID-19 Vaccine page to view full details.
Parking at IU Health North Hospital is free, with surface parking lots conveniently located near each entrance. Once inside the hospital, we screen all visitors for COVID-19. We will direct you where to go for the COVID-19 vaccine clinic location in the building.
You’ll receive an email or text notification to provide additional details and complete your consent in advance. Complete this information before your appointment to avoid having to complete it in person at the clinic site.
You should bring a photo ID card and your insurance card to your appointment.
The COVID-19 vaccine is available at no cost to you. You will not have to pay a fee or any other extra charge. We will collect insurance information to bill a small administration fee to your insurance company, but no cost will be charged to you.
You may want to coordinate with your employer to stagger time away from work and ensure appropriate staffing. Potential side effects are mild. For vaccines with two doses, the side effects may be more apparent after the second dose.
When you arrive, tell the vaccine provider if you are ill or have ever had a severe allergic reaction.
By getting the vaccine you’ve made an important decision that will protect you and those around you. You may have a few questions like "What are the side effects?" "Can I still get COVID-19 after the vaccine?" "Do I still need to wear a mask?"
We answer all that and more for you here: What to Expect After COVID-19 Vaccine
Visit the Indiana Department of Health vaccine website to learn more about eligibility and current status of the COVID-19 vaccines in Indiana. You must sign up for your COVID-19 vaccine appointment at the IDOH website or by calling 211.
Visit the Indiana Department of Health vaccine website to learn more about eligibility and current status of the COVID-19 vaccines in Indiana. You must sign up for your COVID-19 vaccine appointment at the IDOH website or by calling 211.