Because vaccine supply is minimal, a limited number of appointments are available every week. As additional vaccine becomes available, we are calling individuals to schedule an appointment.
It likely will take several weeks, and in some cases more than a month, to schedule everyone expressing interest in the vaccine based on current supply constraints. The Wisconsin Department of Health Services determines every week how many COVID-19 vaccines we will receive for the following week. We expect to hear about our next supply of vaccine each weekend. If supply allows, we will open more appointments each week.
The State requires those in phase 1a to be vaccinated prior to individuals in phase 1b when possible.
Learn more here. We are contacting patients as soon as possible based on the priorities set by the Wisconsin Department of Health Services.
Everyone that has completed the form with the correct contact information will get a chance to get the COVID-19 vaccine. If we call you to schedule an appointment, we will leave a message saying we will call you back if you are unavailable.
No walk-ins are available. Individuals must have an appointment to receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
Total Vaccinated
20,600+ individuals with first dose
14,300+ individuals with second dose
As of February 26, 2021. This number is subject to the COVID-19 vaccine supply given to Marshfield Clinic Health System by the Wisconsin Department of Health Services. We are providing COVID-19 vaccinations as fast as we receive the vaccine.
Eligible population requesting vaccination through Marshfield Clinic Health System
32,200+ patients
As of February 26, 2021.
The Rounds: Why is the wait for the COVID-19 vaccine so long?
Listen in as our very own Dr. Kori Krueger and Tammy Simon talk about why the wait for the COVID-19 vaccine is so long in this episode of The Rounds.
