1st Dose Vaccine Scheduling Information

COVID-19 Vaccine Availability & Scheduling

TriHealth is your trusted partner for healthcare and we are pleased to offer vaccines for our patients and resources to our community.

Find out if you are eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.

Learn about updated COVID-19 booster shot guidance for:

Schedule a COVID-19 Vaccine with TriHealth

TriHealth offers 1st dose vaccination appointment scheduling through the links below for anyone that is 18+ years of age.  To schedule your 2nd dose, call 513 86 COVID (513 862 6843)

Schedule your 1st dose vaccination here:

To schedule your 2nd dose, call 513 86 COVID (513 862 6843)

Schedule as TriHealth Pediatric Patient

TriHealth Physician Practice patients ages 12 - 17 years old can schedule a vaccination appointment through MyChart or by phone. Patients ages 5 - 11 years old can only schedule a vaccination appointment by phone.

Schedule on MyChart (For patients ages 12 - 17 years old)

Schedule an appointment for yourself or your dependent by logging in to schedule a vaccine appointment on MyChart. If you haven't activated an account, sign up as a new user.

Schedule By Phone (for patients 5 - 17 years old)

Call 513 86 COVID (513 862 6843), Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.

You can also check vaccine availability from the Ohio State Department of Health or schedule a vaccination at a Greater Cincinnati community location.

What to Expect at Your COVID-19 Vaccination Appointment

• Arrival: please wait in your car until 15 minutes prior to your scheduled appointment time so that physical distance can be maintained.
• Be prepared to schedule your second dose, if required.
• Plan to stay at least 15 minutes following your vaccine to observe any adverse reactions.
• Minors who are receiving the vaccines must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
• If possible, come alone. If necessary, only caregiver may escort you. Children without scheduled vaccine appointments will not be allowed.

What to Bring With You

• Mask: TriHealth requires all patients and visitors to wear a mask inside all physical buildings.
• Insurance Card: There is no out-of-pocket cost for receiving the vaccine, but you will be asked for your insurance information.
• Driver's License: Your ID is required to receive the vaccine.
• Vaccination Card: bring your card if you have already received a first dose.

Frequently Asked Questions About COVID-19 Vaccines