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COVID-19 Vaccination Clinics

COVID Testing, Vaccines and Boosters with Southeast Healthcare

Southeast Healthcare follows the CDC and Ohio local health departments' protocol for COVID-19 Vaccinations. We provide vaccines and boosters for all Ohioans 18 years and older. We offer two brands of COVID-19 vaccines: Moderna (2 does for initial series, 28 days apart) and Johnson & Johnson (1 dose for initial series). We are now scheduling for boosters for the COVID-19 vaccines. We currently do not carry the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine or immunize individuals under 18 years of age.

-- CURRENT VACCINE and TESTING CLINIC SITES: Downtown Columbus, Ohio & Belmont County, Ohio --

If you meet the eligibility requirements we have walk in and scheduled appointment times available. Call to schedule an appointment and hear hours on our vaccine lines: 614-360-0195 (Franklin County Appts) or 740-695-7727 (Belmont County Appts). Note: Please allow 1-2 business days to respond to voicemail messages.

COVID-19 Testing is available at our downtown Columbus clinic on Mondays 9:00 am – 12:00 noon and Fridays 1:00 – 3:00 pm. Walk - in and appointments are accepted. The Columbus location is Southeast Healthcare 16 W. Long Street, Columbus Ohio 43215.

COVID-19 Testing is available at our St. Clairsville clinic location on Tuesdays from 1:30pm -3:30pm. Walk in and appointments accepted. The location address for St. Clairsville in Belmont County is Southeast Healthcare 68353 Bannock Rd St. Clairsville, OH

Because COVID-19 is a new disease with new vaccines, information is rapidly emerging about how vaccines can help us stop the pandemic. The CDC has studies that show COVID-19 vaccines prevent serious disease, hospitalizations and death. Vaccines do not fully protect you until 2 weeks after your full series.

In October 2021, the CDC authorized booster doses for certain individuals (see chart below). Also in August 2021, the CDC authorized a third Moderna dose to individuals with specific immunocompromised conditions or medications. Patients should consult with their personal medical providers to see if they meet these criteria.

In Franklin County, Southeast Healthcare is located downtown at W. Long St and High St. For your vaccine appointment you will need to enter Southeast Healthcare through the Fresh A.I.R. Gallery at 131 N. High Street and follow the screening procedures before your appointment.


Booster Eligibility

What Vaccine Did You Get First? Who is Eligible for a Booster? When Can I Get a Booster? What Booster Can I Get?
Johnson & Johnson (J&J) All recipients 18 and older Two months after your initial J&J dose
  • Pfizer
  • Moderna
  • J&J
Moderna
OR
Pfizer
Five months after your second dose of Moderna or Pfizer
  • Pfizer
  • Moderna
  • J&J

Notes:

  • If you received a third/additional dose of Moderna or Pfizer because you are immunocompromised, you should NOT get a booster dose. No one should get more than three doses of these vaccines at this time.
  • Anyone with questions should talk to their healthcare provider.

Find Out More Info on the COVID-19 Vaccination

You can find more information about the vaccine on the Center for Disease Control and Prevention website or The Ohio Department of Health.

Ohio COVID-19 Vaccination Provider Locator https://vaccine.coronavirus.ohio.gov/

Ohio Department of Health Vaccine FAQ https://coronavirus.ohio.gov/wps/portal/gov/covid-19/covid-19-vaccination-program

Benefits and Facts about COVID-19 Vaccination https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vaccines/keythingstoknow.html


Download, Fill & Print Patient Registration Forms »
  • For your convenience, you may complete the highlighted sections of these forms, print and sign, then bring to your COVID-19 vaccination appointment. This will help reduce any wait time at the clinic.
  • Patients who received their initial vaccine series from Southeast Healthcare will need to bring their CDC Vaccination card and complete, in office, the COVID-19 Vaccination form.

Important Vaccine Information
  • Appointments are scheduled on a first come, first serve basis within our capacity of the amount of doses we have left to administer each day until we run out and can get more.
  • Patient’s must be prepared to fill out registration paperwork and should arrive 10 minutes early to complete the paperwork.
  • Vaccine Clinics run in Franklin County at Southeast Healthcare – enter Southeast at Fresh A.I.R. Gallery 131 N. High Street Columbus. Vaccine Clinics for Belmont County is located at Southeast 68353 Bannock Rd St. Clairsville, OH 
  • Bring your paperwork, photo id or drivers license, insurance information, and work ID if applicable as proof of qualification for a limited category.
  • The vaccine is administered in the upper arm, so short sleeves are advised.
  • All insurances are covering the administration fee and patient’s insurance will be charged (more information is below).

COVID-19 vaccination expectations when you arrive
  • Arrive at Fresh A.I.R. Gallery at 131 N. High Street Columbus Ohio.
  • Your temperature will be taken when you arrive in our lobby.
  • You and our team will wear a mask covering your nose and mouth while you are in our building.
  • You will be checked in and a member of our team will review the screening questions with you.
  • After you receive your vaccine, you will be asked to wait up to 15 minutes and be monitored by a nurse to rule out any allergic reaction.

Parking

In Franklin County, parking in Downtown Columbus is at parking meters and surrounding public surface lots. A public parking lot managed by Citrin is located at E. Long and Pearl St. The attendant box is on the sidewalk on Long Street. There is also a parking garage on the north side of E. Long Street just past pearl where you can pay to park. After you park, walk to cross High St and our building in on the corner or E. Long and High Street at the light. Please allow extra time to find parking before your appointment.


Is there a cost to receive the vaccine?

If you choose to get a COVID-19 vaccine, you will not have to pay. Vaccine doses purchased with taxpayer dollars will be given to Ohioans who choose to receive them at no out-of-pocket cost. Vaccine providers will be able to charge an administration fee for giving the shot to someone. Providers can get this fee reimbursed by the patient’s public or private insurance company or, for uninsured patients, by the federal Health Resources & Services Administration’s Provider Relief Fund.

Please note, we are only permitted to schedule appointments for those who meet the criteria above.  In addition, we may only provide second dose vaccinations for those who received their first dose from Southeast Healthcare.

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