Prevea community COVID-19 vaccination clinics and resources

To schedule a COVID-19 vaccination appointment, please sign up with a MyPrevea account.

Appointments are required; walk-in appointments will NOT be accepted.

Scheduling is based upon vaccine allocation received from the state of Wisconsin.

CLICK HERE TO SCHEDULE

If you don't have a MyPrevea account, click here to register.

Who is eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine?

Currently eligible populations

Frontline health care personnel
Residents and staff in skilled nursing and long-term care facilities
Police and fire personnel, correctional staff
Adults ages 65 and over

Next eligible groups beginning March 1

Education and child care
Individuals enrolled in Medicaid long-term care programs
Some public-facing essential workers
- 911 operators
- Utility and communications infrastructure
- Public transit
- Food supply chain
Non-frontline essential health care personnel
Facility staff and residents in congregate living settings

Details about each eligible group and additional information from DHS on vaccination prioritization guidelines can be found here.

Please note: upon scheduling your vaccination in MyPrevea, you will need to attest to the fact that you meet the eligibility requirements as determined by the State of Wisconsin Department of Health Services.

When scheduling your vaccine, you MUST be available 21 or 28 days later for the second dose of your vaccine. There are no exceptions to this.

If you receive the Pfizer vaccine, your second dose will be 21 days later.
If you receive the Moderna vaccine, your second dose will be 28 days later.

Patients are NOT able to choose which vaccine they will receive.

Vaccination clinic locations

Please click on the region below for specific information on where you can be vaccinated. Please note: appointments are required; walk-in appointments will NOT be accepted. More region specific vaccination clinics will continue to be added.

Green Bay region

Eau Claire region

Ladysmith region

Marinette region

Oconto Falls region

Sheboygan region

Frequently asked questions:

Can I make an appointment to receive the COVID-19 vaccine?

The Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) regulates which members of the community across the state can be vaccinated and when. At this time, DHS has directed health care systems across the state to vaccinate only those they have designated to be in the Phase 1A category: health care providers and skilled nursing facility staff and residents, as well as law enforcement and fire personnel. Click here to learn more about the DHS vaccination prioritization guidelines.

More details will become available on dates and who is in the next phase to be vaccinated as determined by DHS. We ask that you please do not call your local health center to make an appointment. However, when it is your turn to schedule your vaccination, appointments will be required and encourage you to create a MyPrevea account as this is where vaccine scheduling will be available.

Can I be put on a waitlist to receive the COVID-19 vaccine?

We unfortunately do not have a waitlist to receive the vaccine. The vaccine is being offered in phases, which is in the best interest of public health. Patients and community members will be informed of vaccine recommendations and updates through the following channels:

If you are a human resources, safety or occupational health professional and have questions about vaccinations for your employees, please contact Mark Hillesheim at mark.hillesheim@prevea.com.

Will I be charged or billed for my COVID-19 vaccination?

You should not receive a bill for your COVID-19 vaccination. The vaccine itself is supplied by the federal government at no charge. There is an administering billing code that will be charged to your insurance (including Medicare and Medicaid) but is mandated to be covered at 100% and should not lead to a patient responsibility or cost sharing. If you do not have insurance, the expense for this administering will be covered by the HRSA fund if it is verified you do not have insurance coverage. In the off chance that you would receive a bill, simply reach out to our billing line at (920) 496-4775 or use MyPrevea to send a message.

Why can’t I get the vaccine right now?

Prevea Health would love to vaccinate everyone who wants the vaccine. However, it is not up to Prevea on who can receive the vaccine right now. The State of Wisconsin (Wisconsin Department of Health Services) is the group making the decision on when the vaccine gets rolled out to different phases of the community.

What should I bring?

Face mask
Availability; you will schedule your second dose appointment before leaving
Keep in mind that the vaccinator will need access to your upper arm to perform your vaccine; please dress with that in mind

What happens during a vaccination appointment?

To ensure your information is correct, please complete e-check in before arriving.

Your vaccinator will provide you with a vaccination card which includes the following details: the COVID-19 vaccine you received, the date you received it and where you received it. You should receive a fact sheet that contains specific information about the vaccine you received to understand the risks and benefits of that particular vaccine. During this time, you will schedule an appointment for your second dose vaccination.

After you are vaccinated, you are required to wait at least 15 minutes before leaving. During this time, it’s encouraged patients sign up for v-safe, a free tool that provides personalized health check-ins after you are vaccinated.

What to expect after getting the vaccine?

COVID-19 vaccination will help protect you from getting COVID-19. You may have some side effects, which are normal signs that your body is building protection. These side effects may affect your ability to do daily activities, but they should go away in a few days.

What if I have key ethical questions about COVID-19 vaccines?

We understand that many have questions about the COVID-19 vaccine from an ethical perspective when it comes to the vaccine and the use of aborted cells. Click here to view Answers to Key Ethical Questions About COVID-19 Vaccines from the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops Secretariat of Pro-Life Activities.

Scheduling guides and additional resources

If you are unable to schedule online, please call: 1-833-344-4373

How to create a MyPrevea account

Vaccination scheduling is available only through MyPrevea.

Don’t have an account? No problem. Click "learn more" for step by step instructions or on the image above for a video tutorial.

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How to register for your COVID-19 vaccine

Registration is required. Registration can be completed on MyPrevea – either on a mobile device or on MyPrevea.com.

For a step by step tutorial on how to schedule, click "learn more" or the image above.

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