Bismarck-Burleigh Public Health (BBPH) is now serving individuals in Phase 2 on the ND Department of Health’s Priority Groups list: the general public.
Individuals who qualify under any phases, or are the appropriate age to receive a vaccination and interested in receiving a COVID-19 vaccine must go to https://www.ndvax.org to sign up for a vaccine clinic. After going to the webpage, click on the ‘Find a Clinic’ button, find a Bismarck event and click on the ‘Sign Up for a COVID-19 Vaccination’ button. This will show available appointment times for the clinic. Click on any available appointment and then click on the ‘Save and Continue’ button at the bottom of the screen. You will then need to complete the demographic information on the subsequent screen to complete your appointment.
“This is certainly a landmark day for our community as the general public can now get vaccinated,” said BBPH Director Renae Moch. “It is exciting to move into this phase where anyone wanting a COVID-19 vaccine can schedule an appointment. This brings us one step closer to herd immunity.”
Pfizer vaccine is available to those 16 and older and Moderna and Johnson and Johnson vaccines are available to those 18 older. If you are unable to make an appointment registration, please contact BBPH at 355-1540 and select Option 1 to speak to a representative who will assist you in scheduling an appointment. You must have an appointment to receive vaccine at a BBPH event. More information is available at https://bismarcknd.gov/2015/COVID-Vaccine-Info. Vaccine events are subject to change.
For ongoing response efforts to the COVID-19 pandemic, the North Dakota Department of Health has established a COVID-19 Hotline to help answer your questions. You may call 1-866-207-2880, Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. with questions. Please note that individuals seeking specific medical advice should contact their healthcare provider.
For testing event inquiries, as well as questions about other health programs and issues, please call BBPH at 355-1540, or you can connect with us online at www.bismarcknd.gov, or through social media: via Facebook, Twitter and Instagram. For more info about COVID-19, visit the ND Department of Health website, NDResponse.gov, or CDC website.