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COVID-19 Vaccine Information

COVID VACCINE PRIMARY SERIES AND BIVALENT BOOSTER

The Bivalent (Pfizer) Booster for 12+ are being offered at the Covid-19 Vaccine Clinics at the Confluence Health Smith Building, located at 803 N Emerson St. in Wenatchee. Clinics run every 3 weeks, and are by appointment only.

Monovalent Primary Series
Confluence Health continues to offer the monovalent primary series for ages 6 months+, and the Bivalent Booster for 5-11 year old will be offered in the future.

Update 12/12/2022:
Wenatchee Vaccination Clinics

- When:
* December 31 - CANCELLED
*Wednesday, December 14 - Peds
*Wednesday, December 21 - Peds
- From 4pm - 6pm
Call: 509.436.4004
* Saturday, January 7 - All Ages
- From: 8am – 12pm
Call: 509.663.8711

- Who: Children ages 6 Months + and Adults of all ages
- What: Covid Vaccinations including boosters for the appropriate age groups and patient groups using the Pfizer vaccine only.
- Where: Confluence Health Smith Building first floor in the Pediatric Department (803 N Emerson Ave)

*Wenatchee Emerson COVID-19 clinic is no longer providing daily COVID Vaccinations. To inquire about receiving COVID vaccinations please call 509.663.8711 or visit your local pharmacy.

Vaccination Sites:

  • Wenatchee Valley
    Smith Building (803 N Emerson Ave)
    Saturday Clinics, from: 9am – 12pm
    Who: Children ages 6 months and Adults of all ages
    - By Appointment Only
  • Grant County
    Moses Lake Clinic
    840 E. Hill Ave.
    Moses Lake, WA 98837
    509.764.6400
    - By Appointment Only
  • Okanogan County
    Omak Clinic
    916 Koala Drive
    Omak, WA 98841
    866.458.0169
    - By Appointment Only
  • Methow Valley Clinic
    1116 WA-20
    Winthrop, WA 98862
    509.996.8180
    - By Appointment Only

Alternative Vaccine Locations:

The Department of Health provides a list of organizations offering the vaccine to eligible patients. Inventory varies daily and the organizations listed may or may not have vaccines.

View Locations.

COVID-19 Vaccination For Children 6 months-11 years Information

The Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine is now recommended for children as young as 6 months. Here are answers to common questions about COVID-19 vaccination for kids and tips for getting vaccinated.

To learn more about pediatric COVID vaccinations please call 509.663.8711 or visit your local pharmacy.

Click here for CDC COVID-19 Vaccines for Children and Teens information

Current COVID-19 Vaccine Booster Shot Information

Everyone Ages 12 and Older is Eligible to get a Booster Shot

  • IF YOU RECEIVED
    Pfizer-BioNTech

    Who should get a booster:
    Everyone 12 years and older

    When to get a booster:
    At least 5 months after completing your primary COVID-19 vaccination series

    Which booster can you get:

    - Teens 12–17 years old may only get a Pfizer-BioNTech - COVID-19 vaccine booster Adults 18 years and older can get any of the COVID-19 vaccines authorized in the United States
    - Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna (mRNA COVID-19 vaccines) are preferred in most* situations

  • IF YOU RECEIVED
    Moderna

    Who should get a booster:
    Adults 18 years and older

    When to get a booster:
    At least 5 months after completing your primary COVID-19 vaccination series

    Which booster can you get:
    Any of the COVID-19 vaccines authorized in the United States

  • IF YOU RECEIVED
    Johnson & Johnson’s Janssen

    Who should get a booster:
    Everyone 18 years or older

    When to get a booster:
    At least 2 months after completing your primary COVID-19 vaccination.

    Which booster should you get?
    Any of the COVID-19 vaccines authorized in the United States.

Click here for most current CDC information.

  • Confluence Health will be accepting appointments for boosters during our normal vaccination times at our Emerson location in Wenatchee. Please contact 509-663-8711 to set up an appointment.

COVID-19 Vaccines for Moderately to Severely Immunocompromised People

What You Need to Know

People with immunocompromising conditions or people who take immunosuppressive medications or therapies are at increased risk for severe COVID-19. Because the immune response following COVID-19 vaccination may differ in moderately or severely immunocompromised people, specific guidance for this population is provided. Use of mRNA vaccines is preferred.

Click here for most current CDC information.

Flu Vaccine Information

Getting vaccinated annually is the very best way to avoid the flu and stay healthy. At Confluence Health, we are offering the flu vaccine at several drop-in clinics at selected locations, (Check below for clinic locations, dates, and times) Walk-in clinics (Moses Lake, Omak Clinic – Adults Only), *Please Note: We are not offering flu vaccines at our Wenatchee or East Wenatchee Walk-in clinics for 2022-2023 flu season.

Click here for Flu Vaccine Clinic Information

COVID-19 Therapies

How to request COVID-19 therapy for an active COVID-19 infection

Patients must be screened to ensure they meet the state defined eligibility criteria in order to receive treatment or oral antivirals. These therapies are only given with a prescription or order after a patient is determined to be eligible for therapy.

Please do not go to the emergency department or pharmacy to request monoclonal antibody treatment or oral antivirals. Instead work with your primary care physician or provider to request a referral for treatment

Click here for more COVID-19 Therapy information

Tired of Carrying your Vaccine Card with You?

You can now visit MyChart on mobile and obtain your vaccination status card. Or you can visit MyIRMobile - MyIR Mobile to access your official Immunization records today!

COVID-19 Vaccine FAQs:

COVID-19 - Vaccine Frequently Asked Questions