COVID-19 Vaccine Information

COVID-19 Vaccine FAQ

Billings Clinic fully supports the use of the new COVID-19 vaccine and its role in protecting us from illness and helping to end the ongoing pandemic. We know there are plenty of questions about the vaccine and have put together the following FAQ to help.

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• Pfizer Training Prep & Handling
• Moderna Storage & Handling

• Youth vaccinations – The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has recommended the use of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for everyone age 12 and older, opening up its use for more youth. Vaccinations for this age group began in Yellowstone County on Thursday, May 13, at a community vaccine clinic at the shrine auditorium.
• Community vaccine clinics – The final centralized community vaccine clinic was held on Thursday, May 13. Additional vaccine opportunities are being scheduled throughout the community and you can find more information here. For information on appointments at local pharmacies and other locations, visit www.vaccinefinder.org. Additionally, Billings Clinic looking at other opportunities to provide the vaccine and we will announce plans as they are finalized.

The COVID-19 vaccine is a safe and important tool in bringing this pandemic to an end, and Billings Clinic encourages people to receive it when they are eligible. We are following state and federal guidance in distribution of the COVID-19 vaccine in conjunction with The Unified Health Command (UHC), made up of Billings Clinic, St. Vincent Healthcare, RiverStone Health and Yellowstone County Disaster and Emergency Services.