What you need to know about vaccinations in St. Louis, Carlton, Douglas, Itasca, Lake counties
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Editor s note: The News Tribune is no longer updating this story. For updated information on what you need to know about vaccinations in the Northland, visit the Duluth Media Group s vaccine tracker.
Common questions
When the second dose is needed: Second-dose appointments are scheduled with first appointments. Second Pfizer-BioNTech dose needed 21 days after the first. Second Moderna dose needed 28 days after the first. The Johnson & Johnson vaccine is a one-dose vaccine.
Set to open by mid-April, the site will share a vaccination team with Barron County. Written By: Maria Lockwood | ×
Vials of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine sit on a table at Harmony House in Superior on Jan. 25. (Jed Carlson / 2021 file / Superior Telegram)
A community COVID-19 vaccine clinic is expected to open at Wessman Arena on the University of Wisconsin-Superior campus in mid-April.
The state is contracting with a group called AMI Expeditionary Healthcare to provide staff for the clinic, according to Douglas County Public Health Officer Kathy Ronchi. The team will be shared with Barron County and split its time between the two locations to administer the vaccine.
People 65+
Education and child care staff
Staff and residents in congregate care
Medicaid recipients
Non-frontline essential healthcare personnel
In Douglas County, they re encouraging people to start by calling a hotline at (715) 395-7336. A lot of places have electronic registration. And not everybody has that capability, whether they don t have a computer or they re not understanding that technology and that kind of thing, Douglas County Health Officer Kathy Ronchi said.
Ashland County s vaccination line is (715) 682-7004.
Whether it s by phone or online, many counties and clinics have waiting lists to draw from when doses of vaccine become available. St. Luke s Mariner Medical Clinic in Superior is encouraging its patients to get on as many lists as they can.
Hospitals
Community Memorial Hospital: All eligible groups. Can register at cloquethospital.com/covid-vaccine; they do not have to be patients of CMH or Raiter Family Clinic. CMH will contact eligible patients who complete the form when vaccine is available.
Essentia Health-Moose Lake: All eligible groups. Administering to patients and general public. Patients and non-patients can both now make an appointment through Essentia s myChart portal at essentiamyhealth.org. Can also call 833-494-0836 to ask about scheduling an appointment. Using Pfizer and Moderna vaccines.
Gateway Family Health Clinic in Moose Lake: Patients age 65 and older. Call the vaccine line at 218-485-2014 or register at gatewayclinic.com/covid-vaccine-request.
What you need to know about vaccinations in St. Louis, Carlton, Douglas, Itasca, Lake counties
The Duluth Media Group is publishing information about COVID-19 vaccinations as a public service. This list will be updated daily as needed.
Written By:
News Tribune | ×
Editor s note: The News Tribune is no longer updating this story. For updated information on what you need to know about vaccinations in the Northland, visit the Duluth Media Group s vaccine tracker.
Common questions
When the second dose is needed: Second-dose appointments are scheduled with first appointments. Second Pfizer-BioNTech dose needed 21 days after the first. Second Moderna dose needed 28 days after the first. The Johnson & Johnson vaccine is a one-dose vaccine.