Individuals under the age of 18 will need a parent with them in person to provide consent at every city site except Wrigley, where consent can be given over the phone or in person. Wrigley Field is also administering vaccines to those 12 years old and up, and individuals can register using ZocDoc. City sites are vaccinating 12 and up, and you can register on ZocDoc or at these registration sites: United Center, Wright College, Apostolic Faith Church, Daley Center, Chicago State University.We recommend starting by calling your primary care provider and then working your way down this list to secure an appointment: Below are the points of contact available for scheduling your vaccine appointment. 46th Ward Discretionary Infrastructure Spending.Developer and Committee Procedures and Guidelines.Zoning & Development Committee Meeting Minute Archives.Block Clubs & Neighborhood Associations.Affordable Housing, Rental Assistance & Utility Bill Assistance.City Stickers, Zone Parking, Speed Bump Petition.
While the call center has 200 staffers, those who need to use the call center will very likely experience lengthy wait times."I am proud to represent one of the most diverse and vibrant wards in the City of Chicago"
Given the anticipated high demand for appointments, residents who can use the web site should book their appointments online. This call center will be available from 8 a.m. To help bridge the digital divide, a multi-lingual call center will be available to help seniors make an appointment. Date of birth will be required when booking an appointment to confirm vaccine eligibility. Zocdoc will show real-time appointment availability and eligible residents will then be able to select a date/time and book an appointment online. The web site is projected to handle much higher volume of appointment requests. Residents have two options for making appointments: online and through a call center. Registration for senior appointments opens on Thursday, March 4th at 8:00 am. The first 100,000 doses will be reserved for seniors. You may have heard the news about the United Center becoming Chicago's first mass vaccination site.
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