FCPH sets vaccination clinic schedule
Appointments and masks are required for all
Vaccination Clinic Schedule Week of
Frequently Asked Questions
Where can I get a vaccine in Fayette County?
- FCPH – Visit faycohd.org/events for clinic schedule.
- Other Vaccination Providers – visit gettheshot.coronavirus.ohio.gov.
How much will the vaccine cost?
- The vaccine will be offered at no cost at all locations. Vaccine providers can bill a patient’s insurance for a fee to administer the vaccine, but will not be able to charge the patient.
How can I replace a lost vaccination card?
- Please contact the agency, pharmacy, or medical provider that provided your vaccination to get a replacement card. If you received your vaccine through
How can I get transportation to an appointment?
- The Fayette County Transportation Program will transport anyone in Fayette County who needs to get their vaccine appointment. Call 740-335-9628 to schedule as soon as you have an appointment time scheduled for the vaccine.
What to know if you schedule a vaccination appointment at
- Please bring – Your identification.
- Please do NOT bring – Extra people. Only the individual who is receiving the vaccine should come to the appointment. An exception will be made for individuals who need assistance.
- Please wear – A short-sleeved shirt or some type of clothing that will allow easy access for the vaccine to be given.
- Before your vaccine – All patients will be required to participate in a brief health screening upon arrival.
- After your vaccine: All patients will be required to stay 15-30 minutes after receiving the vaccine in order to monitor you for any adverse reactions.
What is the cost?
- COVID-19 - no cost
- Flu - Covered by insurance or
- High-dose flu - Covered by insurance or
FCPH accepts these insurance providers:
For more information visit faycohd.org or coronavirus.ohio.gov.


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