Vaccine Updates
Learn about vaccine safety and effectiveness, benefits and next steps for caregivers.
4/28/2021
Health officials determine that the vaccine is safe and effective for preventing COVID-19.
4/15/2021
The CDC and FDA recommended a pause on the administration of Janssen’s Johnson & Johnson one-dose COVID-19 vaccine while health authorities review rare blood clotting cases.
2/27/2021
CDC released studies emphasizing importance of filtration and well-fitting masks to prevent spread of infection and exposure to COVID-19.
2/24/2021
The Johnson & Johnson vaccine marks the third candidate for Emergency Use Authorization.
12/10/2020
To help us plan distribution of the first doses of the COVID-19 vaccine, we are asking you to complete our online Validate and Verify (VAV) tool.
12/10/2020
Because we are expecting a limited supply initially, the first vaccinations will be based on risk, role and work location.
12/18/2020
Watch Rod’s vaccine Town Hall and read his message about caregiver benefits.
1/14/2021
As you prepare to receive your second dose of COVID-19 vaccine, the following tips and reminders will improve your experience.
2/13/2022
With an increasing number of caregivers and patients now vaccinated, it’s important to remember that everyone still needs to continue to follow COVID-19 safety practices.
2/27/2021
Supply chain is working with manufacturers to increase our supply.
12/19/2020
Please review the eligibility requirements prior to receiving the COVID-19 vaccine.
10/10/2020
Providence is preparing caregivers for the rollout of the COVID-19 vaccine. Learn more about the organization's rollout plan.
11/9/2020
Providence offers a glimpse into the current state of developing a COVID-19 vaccine.
12/4/2020
At least two COVID-19 vaccines are expected to receive FDA emergency use authorization in a matter of days.
12/12/2020
The decision was made after an FDA advisory committee reviewed and validated data showing the vaccine to be safe and highly effective.
12/17/2020
We can begin offering vaccine to our highest-risk, front-line caregivers soon.
1/6/2021
A new coronavirus strain, first detected in the United Kingdom, has made its way to the U.S. with confirmed cases reported in several states.