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COVID-19 Vaccine

PCHS has COVID-19 Immunizations for Kitsap and Mason County residents.

Pfizer vaccine is approved for individuals 12 years of age and older.

Verify Vaccine Status

• Visit MyIR Mobile
• Contact the Department of Health (DOH) call center (800-525-0127, press #)
• Walk-in to PCHS at the Administration Office for a printout. *PCHS has a bidirectional interface with the Washington State Immunization Registry with our Electronic Health Records. Your vaccine record will automatically be sent to the State Registry.

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Appointment Requests

WALK-INS are welcome. Please visit our Facebook page for updates and information.

Requests for appointments can be made the fastest by completing the online registration form (see links below).

To search for an open appointment slot at PCHS, YOU MUST be a resident of Kitsap or Mason County.

To schedule an appointment for Kitsap and Mason county residents, CLICK HERE

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Location

All immunization will occur at the Vaccine Outreach Locations:

Kitsap:  Gateway Center, 2525 6^th Street, Bremerton WA 98312

Mason and Mobile Clinics: Check our Facebook daily for the mobile vaccine clinic’s popup location.

If you do not have internet access, you can call 360-475-3099. Note:  there are limited staff to answer this number as the same staff are actually working as part of the vaccine team – expect long hold times.

Staff at the main PCHS number are only able to refer you back to the vaccine number/scheduling link, as we need to ensure we have routine patient care access available throughout the entire vaccine process.

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Vaccine Supply

We have Pfizer and Johnson & Johnson vaccines available.

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Additional local information can be obtained by contacting:

• • Kitsap Public Health District via their website at:  kitsappublichealth.org/communityhealth/coronavirus_vaccine.php
  • Mason County Public Health at 360-427-9670 ext. 599

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COVID Testing

• If you want a COVID test, please contact us to schedule an appointment! We can complete a telehealth visit remotely to save you time when you arrive for testing. You can call (360) 377-3776 or use the chat function on our website. Testing can be scheduled at your clinic location.

General COVID Precautions

• If you have chronic disease and need a follow up, all PCHS sites are open to see patients. We are maintaining a high level of cleanliness and following the CDC guidelines to keep you safe. We have staff disinfecting our lobbies and reception space regularly and throughout the day. We have temperature screeners at the door, provide surgical masks to every patient and have face-shields for longer appointment types.

• Dental: If you are sick with a fever, cough, or shortness of breath and have an appointment, you need to reschedule via the patient portal, online chat or the main phone number (360-377-3776). Let us know if you have a dental emergency and we will connect you to a provider.

• Behavioral Health: If you are sick with a fever, cough, or shortness of breath and have a counseling appointment, we can move your appointment to a virtual visit or you can reschedule via the patient portal, online chat or the main phone number (360-377-3776).  Let us know if you are in crisis and we will connect you to a counselor.

• Pharmacy: Worried about exposure to germs when picking up prescriptions? PCHS Pharmacy will bring them to your car. Please call ahead to make sure everything is ready, then call when you park. We’ll help you see this through!

• Visitors: We are limiting visitors in our clinics. If you are a parent or caregiver, please have only one person attend appointments with your child or loved one when possible. Ask about having a telehealth tablet used during a milestone visit to include at-home loved ones, such as a first ultrasound or a first well baby check.

• PCHS processes all insurances, offers sliding scale discounts and conducts financial hardship reviews for copay/deductibles, visits, and testing related to COVID-19 services.

Services

PCHS services include primary medical, dental, behavioral health counseling, substance use treatment, pharmacy services, and health education and promotion activities for all stages of life.