High Desert COVID-19 Updates

COVID-19 Vaccine Updates

How we are helping protect our community 

Providence St. Mary Medical Center is dedicated to caring for our community. That's why we're lending our supplies and expertise to host a San Bernardino County drive-thru vaccination site at Providence St. Mary’s Healthy Communities building, 16000 Kasota Road, Apple Valley.

Protecting the community through vaccination is our best defense against future surges, and will help us make a quicker and safer return to “normal” life. 

Anyone interested in receiving the vaccine can schedule an appointment at myturn.ca.gov. Walk-ins are also welcome. 

Thank you for allowing us to care for you and your loved ones during such extraordinary circumstances.

Learn about current eligibility

Learn more about what we’re doing to safeguard the health and well-being of our patients, caregivers and the community.

COVID-19 Prevention Campaign Educational Materials
6/22/2021
Providence St. Mary Medical Center encourages community to ‘Mask Up With Pride’
5/27/2021
Providence St. Mary Medical Center has launched a campaign to encourage High Desert residents to “stay vigilant” and “show compassion” by continuing to mask up, especially for those unvaccinated.
St. Mary Medical Center Visitation Guidelines
7/15/2022
Understand the latest visiting guidelines for St. Mary Medical Center.
How to receive a vaccine
2/10/2021
For those eligible, receive a COVID-19 vaccine at Providence St. Mary.
Vaccinating the community is our promise to you
2/10/2021
A message to the community from Chief Executive Randall Castillo.
St. Mary teams up with community to host county mass vaccination site
2/10/2021
Providence St. Mary has volunteered to administer the first San Bernardino County COVID-19 mass vaccination site in the Victor Valley.
Vaccination Clinic FAQs
2/13/2021
Learn about our vaccination clinic, how to schedule an appointment and more with these FAQs
Masks are still required after receiving COVID-19 vaccine
Patients, visitors and health care workers are required to continue to wear masks in Providence hospitals and clinics, even after they receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
Your safety is our number one priority
We take your health and safety seriously. This is why we are taking the following measures to help stop the spread of COVID-19.
Crisis care guidelines
All Providence hospitals in Southern California have adopted the California SARS-CoV-2 Pandemic Crisis Care Guidelines to help us plan for surge operations and crisis care.