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COVID-19 Vaccine Information
VACCINATE LIVONIA
Due to the current CDC pause in the Johnson & Johnson vaccine administration, there are some updates to upcoming Vaccinate Livonia appointments. Appointments previously scheduled for Wednesday, April 14, will be continuing as scheduled, with the Pfizer vaccine being administered by Livonia Fire & Rescue. Second-dose appointments are automatically scheduled for the same time three weeks after an individual's first-dose appointment. Those with first-dose appointments on April 14 will return to the Livonia Senior Center for their second-dose appointment on May 5.
Vaccinate Livonia appointments scheduled for Friday, April 16, are canceled due to supply shortages created by the Johnson & Johnson vaccine pause. Those with appointments for this day will be contacted by e-mail with information about vaccination and scheduling opportunities.
If you have already received your first dose of Pfizer vaccine at the Senior Center, you have been automatically scheduled for a second-dose appointment exactly three weeks from the day and time of your first dose.
As you know, demand for the COVID-19 vaccine still far outweighs supply, please check our website for more opportunities. We hope to announce opportunities as more vaccine supply becomes available to us.
We continue to be focused on vaccinating our most vulnerable populations here in Livonia, so we encourage all residents to seek out opportunities to be vaccinated through their healthcare provider or local pharmacy. For more information about Vaccinate Livonia, please review our Frequently Asked Questions Document.
If you register for an appointment and then receive your vaccine through another provider, please contact us to cancel your appointment so that we can offer the opportunity to someone else.
By clicking the link below, you will be sent to our registration page. We are using our Parks & Recreation online registration software to schedule appointments. Please sign in using your existing CivicRec account to secure an appointment. Individuals without an account will need to create one to register online for an appointment.
REGISTER ONLINE TO MAKE A COVID-19 VACCINE APPOINTMENT
WE HAVE A DEDICATED COVID-19 VACCINE HOTLINE. THE NUMBER IS (734) 466-2019. PLEASE DO NOT CALL OTHER CITY OF LIVONIA DEPARTMENTS AS THEY AREN'T ABLE TO ASSIST YOU.
you must create a civicrec profile with a valid email address to receive a receipt and future notifications!
Please reference our guide on how to create an account if you need help.
How to Create An Account to Make a COVID-19 Vaccine Appointment
Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine Fact Sheet (PDF)
Janssen COVID-19 Vaccine Fact Sheet (PDF)
VACCINE CLINIC AT DETROIT'S FORD FIELD
Meijer is partnering with the State of Michigan and the Federal Emergency Management Agency to schedule COVID-19 vaccine appointments at Detroit's Ford Field. The arena will open as a clinic on Wednesday, March 24 and operate seven days a week from 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. for eight weeks. They plan to administer 6,000 doses a day.
Any Michigan resident who is currently eligible to receive the vaccine can register online for an appointment through Meijer. You can also text "EndCOVID" to 75049 or call the State of Michigan COVID-19 hotline at (888) 535-6136 and press 1.
- Who is eligible for the vaccine?
- Do I have to make an appointment for my second dose?
- What time slots are available?
- Who is administering the vaccines?
- What vaccine is being administered?
- What do I need to sign up?
- How do I sign up?
- What do I do if I need technical support using the online sign-up process?
- What do I need to bring to my appointment?
- How much does this cost/do I need to provide insurance information?
- I cannot secure a ride to the vaccine site – what are my options?
- What are common side effects of the Pfizer vaccine?
- There are no available appointments – what should I do?
- I am not a Livonia resident – how can I be vaccinated?
- I recently received another shot or vaccination (shingles booster, etc.), can I be vaccinated at this site?
Wayne County has partnered with hospital systems throughout the County to administer the COVID-19 vaccine to our senior residents.
Contact the hospital system online to learn if and when you can receive your vaccination. Your hospital will schedule with you directly a time for your shot. Ask someone you trust to help you find the right hospital. These health providers are registering appointments based on a random contact/email basis, meaning you have to wait until they contact you before you can set up an appointment.
Hospital Systems in Wayne County
St. Joseph/St. Mary Trinity Health
Other locations to get the COVID-19 vaccine
Seniors who do not receive care in a particular hospital group can still receive their vaccine
from Beaumont Health. Online-only registration at mybeaumontchart.com/mychart/signup
If you do not have computer access, you can call the Beaumont hotline at (800) 592-4784 to register.
Visit Beaumont's COVID-19 Vaccine Information page for more information.
Western Wayne Family Health Center, Inkster
Ray's Drugs & Medical Supplies, Livonia
CVS - not offering appointments at this time
CVS - not accepting reservations for the COVID-19 vaccine at this time
Rite-Aid - not accepting reservations for the COVID-19 vaccine at this time
Please be patient. It will take time to get shots to all. While you wait, stay safe.
· Please wear a face mask
· Practice safe distance
· Avoid large crowds
- I am a senior citizen, a teacher, or essential frontline worker, when can I call to schedule an appointment?
- Why can't I get my vaccine right away?
- Who determines how many doses Wayne County receives?
- What should I do while I wait to get my vaccine?
- When did Wayne County start receiving COVID-19 vaccines?
- How many doses did Wayne County receive?
- When will more shipments arrive?
- Who will get the vaccine first?
- Who determined this priority list and is it the same everywhere in Michigan?
- I do not work in health care or a skilled nursing home facility, but can I get a vaccine early from my doctor?
- How much will the vaccine cost?
- Will I have to provide proof of citizenship or a visa to get a vaccine?
- Will I need to provide identification?
- How long will it take to complete Phase 1?
- How long until the vaccine is available to the general public?
- Where can I find more information about the vaccine and how it will be distributed?