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Covid-19 Vaccine Information

There is a lot of information circulating about Covid-19 vaccines which can seem overwhelming, especially as new information becomes available. This chart summarizes the most up-to-date information regarding the two vaccines that Fitzgibbon Hospital administers.

Type of Vaccine

Age group

Dose Schedule

Pfizer Primary Series

6 months - 4 years

Dose 1 & 2 spaced at least 3-8 weeks apart and Dose 2 and 3 spaced at least 8 weeks apart

Pfizer Primary Series

6 months - 4 years - severely immunocompromised

Dose 1 & 2 spaced at least 3 weeks apart and Dose 2 and 3 spaced at least 8 weeks apart

Pfizer Primary Series

12 years and older

Dose 1 &2 3-8 weeks apart

Pfizer Booster

12 years and older

At least 5 months from the last primary dose

Pfizer 2nd Booster

50 years and older

At least 4 months from the last booster dose

Pfizer 3rd Primary Series

Moderate to severely immune compromised individuals 12 years old or older

Give dose 1 and 2 at least 21 days part. Dose 2 and 3 at least 28 days apart

Pfizer Booster Doses

Moderate to severely immune compromised individuals 12 years old or older

Give booster dose at least 3 months from the last dose in the 3rd dose Primary series

Pfizer 2nd Booster Dose

Moderate to severely immune compromised individuals 12 years old or older

Give booster dose at least 4 months from the last booster dose

Pfizer

5-11 years of age

Give dose 2 - 21 days from dose 1.

Pfizer

Moderate to severely immune compromised individuals 5-11 years old

Give dose 1 and 2 at least 21 days apart. Doses 2 and 3 at least 28 days apart

Pfizer

5-11 years of age

Give booster 5 months after the last dose in the primary series

Type of Vaccine

Age group

Dose Schedule

Moderna 2 dose Primary Series

6 months - 5 years

Dose 1 & 2 spaced at least 4-8 weeks apart

Moderna 3 dose Primary Series

6 months - 5 years

Dose 1 & 2 spaced 4 weeks apart, Dose 2 & 3 spaced 4 weeks apart

Moderna 2 dose Primary Series

Adults 18 years and older

2 doses, 4 to 8 weeks apart

Moderna Booster dose

18 years and older

Booster dose at least 5 months after the last dose in the primary series

Moderna 2nd Booster dose

50 years and older

At least 4 months from the last booster dose

Moderna 3 dose Primary Series

Severely or moderately immune compromised adults 18 years and older

Give 3 doses. Dose 1 & 2 at least 28 days apart. Doses 2 &3 at least 28 days apart.

Moderna Booster for 3-dose Primary Series

Moderate to severely immune compromised individuals 18 years old or older

At least 3 months following the 3rd primary dose

Moderna 2nd Booster Dose

Moderate to severely immune compromised individuals 18 years old or older

At least 4 months following the 1st booster dose.

YES, MASKS ARE STILL REQUIRED INSIDE FITZGIBBON HOSPITAL

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If you would like to pre-register and make an appointment, Click Here Pre-registration is preferred via this form, however, if internet access is not available, please call our vaccine pre-registration message line at (660)831-3783
What do I do to show that I have had the vaccine if I lost my Covid-19 vaccine card? DHSS is not offering replacement cards; however individuals can be directed to complete a request for official State of Missouri Immunization Records form, and DHSS can send them a copy of the immunization record on file in ShowMeVax, the statewide immunizations registry. They can either fax or email the completed form to [email protected] or fax:573-526-0238. Additionally, if you received your vaccination at a Fitzgibbon Hospital event or affiliated clinic, you can login to your FitzChart Patient Portal and your record is displayed there for printing.

If you would like to pre-register and make an appointment, Click Here

Pre-registration is preferred via this form, however, if internet access is not available,
please call our vaccine pre-registration message line at (660)831-3783

What do I do to show that I have had the vaccine if I lost my Covid-19 vaccine card?

DHSS is not offering replacement cards; however individuals can be directed to complete a request for official State of Missouri Immunization Records form, and DHSS can send them a copy of the immunization record on file in ShowMeVax, the statewide immunizations registry. They can either fax or email the completed form to [email protected] or fax:573-526-0238. Additionally, if you received your vaccination at a Fitzgibbon Hospital event or affiliated clinic, you can login to your FitzChart Patient Portal and your record is displayed there for printing.

COVID-19 TESTING - Please note:

We can only provide COVID-19 tests to individuals with a doctor’s order. If you are experiencing symptoms, or have a qualified exposure to COVID-19 as defined by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, please speak with your primary care provider to see if a COVID-19 test is necessary. Only individuals who have an order from their primary care provider will be tested.

COVID-19 testing hours are 6 a.m. - 8 p.m., Monday - Friday. We will not be providing COVID-19 testing over the weekend, however, our Emergency Department is open 24/7 to care for those experiencing a medical emergency.

Getting your test results

When to Seek Medical Attention
If you develop emergency warning signs for COVID-19, get medical attention IMMEDIATELY!

Emergency warning signs include*:
♦		Trouble breathing
♦		Persistent pain or pressure in the chest
♦		New confusion or inability to arouse
♦		Bluish lips or face