Covid Testing and Vaccine

COVID Testing

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Register for testing at  https://www.coronavirus.in.gov/2524.htm This is the ISDH site and provides the most up-to-date and current information on test sites.

There are currently nine sites in the county which are sanctioned by ISDH. This list is not inclusive of all testing sites out there, but these are the sites which have been vetted and we know use the most current testing protocols. 

Tests at these 9 sites are FREE to all Hoosiers, however insurance information is collected when applicable. Results have been taking approximately 5-7 days due to high volumes of testing.

Trinity Free Clinic

  • Evening and Saturday hours
  • Offers rapid testing ONLY for symptomatic clients
  • NP tests for adults and most children
  • AN swabs for small children

Aspire Indiana

  • M-F varied business hours only
  • Offers rapid testing ONLY for symptomatic clients
  • NP tests for adults and most children      
  • AN swabs for small children

Hamilton County Health Department - Mobile Trailer

  • M-F  8:30 AM - 4:30 PM 
  • Binax Rapid Tests for symptomatic clients
  • NP tests for adults and most children      
  • AN swabs for small children

OptumServe/LHI-Ivy Tech

  • M-F 8a-8p
  • AN or NP testing depending upon which supplies they have in stock

Fishers Health Department

  • Offers rapid testing ONLY for symptomatic clients
  • NP tests for adults and most children      
  • AN swabs for small children

CVS Pharmacies (4) locations

All of our hospitals offer testing. However, due to demand and limited supplies they only test patients and/or clients undergoing medical procedures. 

Covid Vaccine

Please be patient, there will be a limited supply at first and safety is priority.   The Indiana Department of Health’s Vaccine Allocation Plan Development Advisory Group makes final recommendations on the ethical and equitable allocation of a limited COVID-19 vaccine. A phased-in approach is being established by the Advisory Groups to determine who is eligible for vaccine first based on the most effective way to reduce the impact of COVID-19.    Vaccine Eligibility (PDF)

Who's Eligible ?

  • Individuals age 80 and older   Senior Flyer (PDF)
  • Licensed and unlicensed healthcare workers and first responders who have face-to-face interactions with patients or infectious material or work in a public-facing position that requires in-person contact. A photo ID, proof of age, or verification of current employment as a healthcare worker or first responder in Indiana will be required. Vaccine Eligibility (PDF)

Due to limited supply, vaccine is available by appointment only to those currently eligible as determined by the Indiana Department of Health. That complete list is posted to https://ourshot.in.gov, and appointments can also be scheduled at that website beginning Friday, Jan. 8th. There is no cost to the individual, but insurance may be charged an administration fee. Individuals should bring a photo ID and an insurance card if they have one. 

OURSHOT Indiana Registration    or  Seniors can Call 211 for assistance to register 

  • Visit the state website frequently for updates about Scheduling and Registration as more priority groups become eligible. 

Until there is enough vaccine for everyone, it’s crucial for you to continue to take these steps that we can do now to prevent the spread of COVID-19:

  • Wear a mask to protect yourself and others
  • Stay at least 6 feet apart (about 2 arm lengths)
  • Practice good hand hygiene by washing with soap and water or using hand sanitizer
  • Isolate yourself if you’re sick and stay home if you’ve been exposed to someone with COVID-19
  • Clean frequently touched surfaces often