For COVID-19 and vaccination updates, view our information for the community. If you're experiencing symptoms, call your primary care provider.
Community Vaccine Clinic
Appointments for the vaccine are required. Those interested and eligible must register through the Douglas County Health Department. No walk-ins will be accepted.
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Visit the Douglas County Health Department website to see if you are eligible to schedule appointments.
Methodist Partners With Douglas County Health Department for Vaccination Site
The Douglas County Health Department (DCHD) and Methodist Health System have partnered to open a new community COVID-19 vaccination clinic as demand for vaccination increases, more vaccines are available and more age groups become eligible.
The clinic, located at 720 N. 114th St., offers vaccination appointments on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Wednesday hours are from noon to 6 p.m., and Saturday hours are from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Appointments for the vaccine are required. Those interested and eligible must register through the Douglas County Health Department.
No walk-ins will be accepted.
We encourage individuals to arrive 10 minutes ahead of their scheduled appointment. This will help us to maintain proper social distancing and assist with the flow of the clinic.
We also ask all members of the community participating in the vaccination process to complete the Douglas County Health Department’s registration process, including the online consent form. This will produce a unique ID number associated with your profile. If you are unable to complete the consent form, staff onsite will assist upon your arrival.
Those receiving their second dose are asked to bring their COVID-19 Vaccination Record Card as well.
Am I eligible? The Douglas County Health Department is currently scheduling vaccination appointments for Douglas County residents who are 60 or older.
How do I register? If you were born in 1961 or earlier, please visit the Douglas County Health Department’s COVID-19 Vaccine Registration Site or call the DCHD information line at (402) 444-3400.
Please note: Methodist does not oversee the registration/appointment process. In order to receive a COVID-19 vaccine at this location, you must follow the Douglas County Health Department’s process.
Methodist COVID-19 Community Vaccine Clinic
Open: Wednesdays from noon to 6 p.m.; Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Reminders: Please complete the Douglas County Health Department’s registration process, including the online consent form. This will produce a unique ID number associated with your profile. If you are unable to complete the consent form, staff onsite will assist upon your arrival. Those receiving their second dose should bring their COVID-19 Vaccination Record Card and their completed consent form.
Vaccinations are by appointment only; registration is through the Douglas County Health Department at COVID-19 Vaccine Registration or by calling (402) 444-3400.
Important Reminders
- Please arrive at least 10 minutes prior to your appointment.
- Properly fitting face masks will be required for entry. Social distancing and handwashing will also be encouraged.
- We suggest that you wear clothing that will make access to your shoulder easy for you and for our vaccine administrators.
- We ask that you do not bring food into the clinic location, but a bottle of water is acceptable.
- You may bring one person with you to your appointment if you need assistance throughout the vaccination process.
- Signage will be placed to guide you through the process. We will also have volunteers on site for any questions you may have.
- Translation services will be made available if requested at the time of registration on the DCHD appointment site.