CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19): WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
COVID-19 VACCINE INFORMATION
The vaccine is limited in supply and is recommended for healthcare personnel, workers in essential and critical industries, people at high risk for severe COVID illness due to underlying medical conditions, and for those 65 years and older. As a healthcare professional caring for vulnerable adults, it is important that you strongly consider receiving the vaccine. Please consult with your physician if you have personal concerns about receiving the vaccination.
If you have received the vaccine, please ensure GrapeTree has documentation by sending a photo of your vaccination card to processing@grapetree.com. Click the button to do so now.
There have been many questions regarding the vaccine, so as your employer, we want to ensure you are provided the facts from a reliable source. For more information regarding the vaccine, the benefits of getting vaccinated, and answers to frequently asked questions about the vaccine, please resource the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention by clicking the left button below. To find a vaccination site near you, please visit VaccineFinder by clicking the right button below.
If your GrapeTree position is your secondary job and you are also a healthcare professional with your primary employer who presents you with the opportunity to receive the vaccine, we encourage you to obtain the vaccine through your primary role. Your primary employer should have included you in the number of vaccines allocated to their business. If that is not the case, we encourage you to contact the Public Health Department in the county you reside to understand their protocol for vaccinations. You will find the link to your State Department of Health which will guide you to the contact information for your County Department of Public Health below.
Illinois Department of Public Health | Iowa Department of Public Health | Kansas Department of Public Health | Michigan Department of Public Health
Minnesota Department of Public Health | Missouri Department of Public Health | Nebraska Department of Public Health
Ohio Department of Public Health | Pennsylvania Department of Public Health | South Dakota Department of Public Health | Wisconsin Department of Public Health
**If you reside in Indiana, please see separate COVID vaccination information here.