COVID-19 Vaccines

Thank you for reaching out to RVNAhealth for your immunization needs! 

Update as of September 5, 2024:  We do not currently have COVID-19 vaccines but are planning to offer a limited supply. Please check back towards the end of the month. 

IMPORTANT BILLING INFORMATION: We can only bill to Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield & Medicare. Please bring your insurance card with you.  If insurance is not listed then payment will be expected at time of visit, the cost is $171 per dose.

If you need assistance with scheduling or have questions, please call 203-438-5555 ext. 1119. 

There are many other locations where COVID-19 Vaccines are offered, and we encourage those in need  to consider these locations.  

Adults 18 years and older without health insurance and adults whose health insurance does not cover all COVID-19 vaccine costs can get updated COVID-19 vaccines at no cost through the Bridge Access Program. To learn more about this program click here. 

   Covid-19  Vaccine Resources and Frequently Asked Questions 

RESOURCES

CDC:  https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-nCoV/index.html

WHOhttps://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/advice-for-public

Los Angeles Department of Public Health:   http://publichealth.lacounty.gov/media/Coronavirus/

Johns Hopkins School of Public Health: https://publichealth.jhu.edu/2023/what-to-know-about-the-updated-covid-19-vaccine-for-fall/winter-2023

NYC Department of Public Health:   https://www1.nyc.gov/site/doh/covid/covid-19-prevention-and-care.page

HealthyChildren.org:   https://healthychildren.org/English/health-issues/conditions/COVID-19/Pages/default.aspx

DearPandemic.org:  dearpandemic.org

FAQ’s

Q:  How do I access my vaccine records?

A:  When you receive your vaccination, you should be given a CDC- COVID-19 vaccination card, which serves as a vaccination record.  

 As of August 2021, patients can access their Covid-19 Vaccine records by using CT WiZ   Immunization Public Portal, a free service provided by the CT DPH Immunization  Program. Click here to go the CT WiZ Portal.

Note:

    • If you search CT WiZ and your information is not found, you can contact the State Immunization Program at:  Helpdesk Form or phone: 860-509-7929.
    • If you received your vaccine out of state, it will not be reflected in CT WiZ at this time.

 If you lost your card and do not have a VAMS account, contact the state of Connecticut to request your Official Immunization Certificate.

Q:  What happens if I lose my vaccine card?

A:  If you were vaccinated in the state of Connecticut at a place other than a hospital or pharmacy, there’s a good chance that you created a VAMS account to schedule your appointment.  If this is you, you can log on to your VAMS account at any time to print a digital copy of your COVID-19 vaccination record.

According to the State of Connecticut, if you have lost your vaccine card, you can:

  • Contact your vaccination provider to get another, or
  • If you have an accountlog into VAMS and view or download your Certificate of COVID-19 Vaccination (click here for instructions),* or
  • Call (860) 509-7929 to request your Official Immunization Certificate. from the CT Immunization Information System (CT WiZ) at the Department of Public Health. Vaccination providers are required to report COVID-19 vaccinations to CT WiZ.

The CDC vaccine card, your provider’s portal record, VAMS certificate, and the CT WiZ official immunization record are all acceptable forms of proof of your COVID-19 vaccination.

*If you were vaccinated in the state of Connecticut at a place other than a hospital or pharmacy, there’s a good chance that you created a VAMS account to schedule your appointment  

 

For additional questions,  please call RVNAhealth at (203) 438-5555 or contact us ››

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