March 1 Update: Although the Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) has announced that new groups will be eligible to be vaccinated on March 1, the State has emphasized that vaccine providers should prioritize previously eligible groups before newer groups. Both State and County plans do not anticipate vaccine becoming available to additional groups until mid-March.

Find out if you're eligible for vaccination, and when you can expect access to vaccine.

Read Waukesha County's news release about prioritizing groups.

How to Get a Vaccination:

• Residents can sign up for vaccination updates via email, or they can text WAUKESHA to the number 22828. 
• They will receive a weekly newsletter that will provide updates on vaccination efforts, as well as opportunities to be connected to vaccine opportunities. 
• This is the best way to receive up-to-date information that will help you connect with vaccines.
• Residents without access to the internet and in need of a phone-based option for vaccine information can call the Waukesha County Vaccination Hotline at (262) 548-7626.
  • If you know a resident without access to the internet in an eligible vaccine population, please share this number with them.
• Most people will be vaccinated by their healthcare provider. 
• Your healthcare provider already has your healthcare information, and will reach out to you with more information about vaccination opportunities. 
• As the vaccination supply becomes more available, healthcare providers will offer vaccine more broadly. 
• For more information, review your healthcare provider’s website to see how they are reaching out to their patients.
• Some pharmacies have online registration systems for individuals seeking vaccine outside of healthcare providers.
• Low vaccine supply means appointments remain extremely limited.
• This information will be posted in our weekly newsletter updates.
• You can also find it on our Vaccination FAQ page, which you can access from this site. 

Vaccination Information from Healthcare Partners

Aurora Health Care

Aurora will send a special code and instructions on how to schedule your vaccine appointment when you are eligible.

Aurora asks people not to call their doctor's offices and clinics. Patients will be contacted by phone, email or text when they can schedule an appointment. Please note that national weather conditions have impacted vaccine delivery and we are experiencing delays. Please download the LiveWell app to prepare to schedule an appointment when it’s your turn. For more details, visit aah.org/vaccine.

Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin health network

It will contact patients by email, letter, phone call, text or the MyChart feature of its electronic health records system to schedule vaccine appointments.

In preparation, patients are encouraged to set up a MyChart account and to download the Froedtert & MCW mobile app.

Froedtert Health will not have a waiting list.

For information go to Froedtert.com/covidvaccine.

Ascension Wisconsin

Ascension asks people not to call its doctor's offices and clinics. Staff will reach out directly to eligible patients.

More information is available at https://healthcare.ascension.org/COVID-19/vaccinations.

Individuals who don’t have internet access can call: 844-803-6446

ProHealth Care

ProHealth Care will contact patients directly through MyChart and email, text or phone to let them know when they can schedule a vaccination appointment.

All vaccinations are by appointment only. No walk-ins will be accepted.

A waiting list for people with an interest in vaccination is not available.

Additional information is available at ProHealthCare.org/Vaccination.

Vaccination Information from Community Partners

Some pharmacies have online registration systems for individuals seeking vaccine outside of healthcare providers. However, low vaccine supply means appointments remain extremely limited. More information is available at https://wcwiki.waukeshacounty.gov/covidvaccine/can-i-get-added-to-a-list-to-get-the-vaccine

TRACKING VACCINATION DATA

MORE RESOURCES

For questions or immediate needs related to COVID-19:

• Text COVID19 to 211-211 
• Visit 211Wisconsin.org 
• Phone 211
Save time: Use text and online options (above). 

If you are experiencing signs and symptoms of COVID-19, contact your health care provider.