March 16, 2021
Sedgwick County Health Department Weekly Vaccine Review
Number of People Who Received Dose 1

14,327
Number of People Who Received Dose 2

5,074
Total Doses Dispensed


19,401
Watch this week's vaccine update during the Board of County Commissioners
Special Meeting here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Px2bpM_Zh5o​​
County Now Vaccinating People in Phases 1 and 2
For the remainder of this week the Sedgwick County Health Department is vaccinating anyone who qualifies for the vaccine in Phase 1 and Phase 2. Appointments are required to receive the vaccine.

Phase 2 includes: K-12 school personnel, veterinarians, public safety, licensed childcare facilities, meat processing plants, aviation manufacturing, public transportation, licensed congregate settings, USPS, DMV, clergy/ religious officials, private packaging + postal delivery, grocery stores + food services, high contact agriculture, high contact retail sales, high contact warehouse and sales outlets.

Phase 1 includes: health care associated workers including EMS/ EMT certified people.
Beginning Monday, March 22 - County Moving to Phase 3 and Phase 4
Based on directive from Governor Kelly, Sedgwick County will allow people who qualify for the COVID-19 vaccine in Phase 3 and Phase 4 to receive their first dose as soon as Monday.

At the end of this week, people who are eligible for the vaccine through these two phases will be able to schedule an appointment.

Phase 3 includes: people aged 16 to 64 with severe medical risks (cancer, chronic kidney disease, COPD, Down Syndrome, heart conditions, Type 2 diabetes mellitus, sickle cell disease), utility workers, logistics workers, water/ wastewater workers, construction workers, finance, IT and communications workers.

Phase 4 includes: people aged 16 to 64 with other medical risks (asthma, cystic fibrosis, liver disease, immunocompromised state, neurologic conditions such as dementia, Type 1 diabetes mellitus, obesity and severe obesity).
Schedule an Appointment
To schedule an appointment with the County, the individual or the individual’s representative must register on behalf of the resident online: https://www.sedgwickcounty.org/covid-19/vaccine/schedule/

If an online appointment cannot be made, the resident or their representative may dial (316) 660-1029 to schedule an appointment over the phone.

Representatives are welcome to join the resident at the appointment but will not receive the vaccine at that time unless they meet qualifications in one of the vaccine populations currently being vaccinated.

People with appointments will have the following locations to receive the vaccine Mondays through Saturdays.

  • 223 S. Main, Wichita | Former Central Library | Clinic for people in Phase 1 + Phase 2 (will include Phases 3,4 on Monday, March 22)

  • 7001W. 21st St. | K-State Research & Extension | KDHE/ Kansas National Guard temporary clinic for people in Phase 1 + Phase 2 (will include Phases 3,4 on Monday, March 22)

  • 777 E. Waterman, Wichita | Wichita Transit Operations | DOSE 2 ONLY - Drive-thru clinic for people who have mobility difficulties

Please arrive to your vaccine appointment no more than 15 minutes early and plan to allow at least 45 minutes for the vaccine appointment. The earlier you arrive to your appointment, the longer you have to wait on site.

For people who prefer to speak in a language other than English, no cost interpreting services are available at the vaccine clinic at 223 S. Main to help you receive a vaccine. 
Vaccine Questions
Contact your medical provider prior to the vaccine appointment if you have questions about how the vaccine may interact with your medical condition and medications you take.

Please direct general questions about the COVID-19 vaccine to (316) 660-1022; this line is not for scheduling appointments.
County Pledge
As more vaccine is received, the Sedgwick County Health Department will vaccinate more people while following guidance from CDC, KDHE, and Sedgwick County Health Officer Dr. Garold Minns. The vaccination schedule is designed to assure that all who want to be vaccinated will have that opportunity. The implementation of the vaccination schedule is dependent on the manufacturing and distribution schedule from vaccine providers. The County will not schedule more appointments than the vaccine available.
Sedgwick County's COVID-19 and Vaccine Resources: