SCL Health is committed to providing the COVID-19 vaccine to as many members of our communities as possible as quickly and safely as possible.
Updates on our COVID-19 vaccination plans by state, including the latest groups eligible for vaccination (aligned with state guidelines in Colorado and Montana), the process at SCL Health to get your COVID-19 vaccine, resources for information and answers to frequently asked questions about the COVID-19 vaccine can be found below.
PLEASE NOTE: An appointment is required to receive the COVID-19 vaccine and walk-ins cannot be accommodated.
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COVID-19 Vaccination in Colorado
Updated 03/07/21
In Colorado, we are continuing to vaccinate individuals eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine consistent with current state vaccine eligibility criteria.
SCL Health has expanded vaccine eligibility aligned with state guidelines to Colorado’s Phase 1B.3, which includes Coloradans ages 60 - 64, agricultural workers, grocery workers, and Coloradans aged 16 - 59 with two or more comorbidities. More information and details on vaccination tiers and who is eligible for vaccination in each phase can be found on the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment’s website.
We are working hard to vaccinate as many members of our communities as possible as quickly as possible. The number of people who can be vaccinated will depend on the amount of vaccine available.
We are pleased to have received an enthusiastic response from individuals eligible for vaccination, and we are working to accommodate those requests through appointments as quickly as we can. An appointment is required to receive the COVID-19 vaccine and walk-ins cannot be accommodated.
The quickest way to receive your COVID-19 vaccine is through SCL Health’s MyChart.
If you have an SCL Health MyChart account and are in an eligible vaccination group, you can log in to MyChart to self-schedule your vaccine. If you do not find an available appointment right away, please continue to check back frequently. You may also receive updates through the MyChart app and by email about vaccine availability.
If you do not have an SCL Health MyChart account, you can quickly create an account through our website. Please note, you do not have to be an SCL Health patient to create a MyChart account.
If you are unable to set up an SCL Health MyChart account, please use our Vaccine Notification Sign Up Form.
You may enter your information in the form to be notified when an appointment is available for you. Appointments will only be available for individuals who are eligible for vaccination based on state guidelines, and outreach will be randomized and equitable. While we are working through this list as quickly as possible, due to significant demand, this option can take more time to get your vaccine scheduled. Please only fill out the form once, as that is all that is needed to get you on our notification list. We appreciate your patience as we work to schedule individuals as quickly as possible.
Additional updates may be available on the SCL Health Colorado Vaccine Information Line at 1-833-762-0141.
The Mesa County Public Health Department is coordinating the rollout of vaccination eligibility in Western Colorado per state guidelines. If you are an individual in a group that is currently eligible for vaccination, please fill out the Mesa County COVID-19 Vaccine Interest form, and someone from the Mesa County Public Health Department will contact you. Please do not use the SCL Health Vaccine Notification Sign Up form as Mesa County will be coordinating vaccination notification efforts.
COVID-19 Vaccination in Montana
Updated 3/8/21
The State of Montana has established vaccination criteria in phases. Montana is currently administering vaccine to eligible individuals in Phases 1A, 1B and 1B+, which include healthcare workers, first responders, individuals in long-term and assisted living facilities, Montanans age 60 and older, 16-59 year olds who have specific medical conditions, and Native Americans or other people of color who may be at elevated risk for COVID-19 related complications. More information and details on vaccination tiers and who is eligible for vaccination in each phase can be found on the Montana Department of Public Health and Human Services website.
SCL Health Montana hospitals have unique partnerships in place in each of our regions, so the process to schedule vaccination is different in each location. Below is an outline of how to schedule your vaccine in each of our Montana operating locations.
St. Vincent Healthcare is partnering with the Unified Health Command of Yellowstone County to coordinate the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine. If you are an individual in a group that is currently eligible for vaccination and a Yellowstone County resident, please visit covid.riverstonehealth.org or call 406-651-6596 for scheduling assistance.
Please do not use the SCL Health Vaccine Notification Sign Up form as RiverStone Health will be coordinating vaccination notification efforts.
St. James Healthcare is partnering with the Butte-Silver Bow Health Department, which is taking the lead on coordinating the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine. If you are an individual in a group that is currently eligible for vaccination and a Silver Bow County resident, please visit co.silverbow.mt.us or call the Butte-Silver Bow COVID-19 information hotline at 406-497-5008 for scheduling assistance.
Please do not use the SCL Health Vaccine Notification Sign Up form as Butte-Silver Bow Health Department will be coordinating vaccination notification efforts.
Holy Rosary Healthcare is partnering with the Custer County/Miles City Unified Command to coordinate the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine. If you are an individual in a group that is currently eligible for vaccination, please call 406-233-2500 for vaccine scheduling assistance.
Vaccinations will be scheduled through the phone number only. Please do not use the SCL Health Vaccination Notification Sign Up form.
The State of Colorado and the State of Montana have established vaccination criteria in phases. More information on phases can be found using the following resources:
To help evaluate when you should get a vaccine or if you have any health risk factors that may require you to receive a vaccine in an earlier phase, please work with your primary care provider.
If you do not have a primary care provider, now is the perfect time to get one. Visit doctors.sclhealth.org to find an SCL Health Medical Group family medicine, internal medicine, pediatrics or primary care specialist.
Updates related to COVID-19 vaccines are changing frequently and we recommend that you rely on the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) for the most up-to-date information and answers to frequently asked questions about the vaccine, and many other resources.