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The Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) was informed yesterday that initial phased implementation of this program will begin as early as next week, with select retail pharmacies administering COVID-19 Vaccine as early as February 11, 2021.
CDC Federal Retail Pharmacy Program
Hospital Systems in Wayne County
- Beaumont Health
- Detroit Medical Center
- Henry Ford Health System
- St. John's - Ascension Health
- St. Joseph Mercy- Livonia - Trinity Health
- Garden City Hospital
Seniors who do not belong to a hospital system can pre-schedule with Meijer or Rite Aid. Only online appointments accepted. No "walk ups". Register at https://clinic.meijer.com or https://www.riteaid.com/pharmacy/covid-qualifier.
Seniors residing in the following communities can register for appointments at pop-up vaccination clinics. No walk-up appointments. You must call to make an appointment.
Canton and Plymouth:
February 25-26 (9AM-3PM)
Location: Summit on the Park; 46000 Summit Pkwy; Canton, MI 48188
Registration phone number: 734-203-7657
Highland Park & Hamtramck:
February 23- 24 (9 AM-3PM)
Location: Say Detroit Clinic; 211 Glendale Ave; Highland Park, MI 48203
Registration phone numbers:
Hamtramck: Ruth Harlin 313-252-0050 ext 240
Highland Park: 313-688-5180 (last names A-L); 313-590-0470 (last names M-Z)
Inkster:
February 25 (9 AM-12 PM)
Location: Booker T. Dozier Center; 2025 Middlebelt Rd; Inkster, MI 48141
Registration phone number: 313-563-4236 Extension 2383
Melvindale
February 24- 25 (9 AM-12PM)
Location: Melvindale Community Center; 4300 S Dearborn St; Melvindale, MI 48122
Registration phone number: 313-914-2178
Romulus
February 23 (9 AM-12 PM)
Location: Romulus Senior Center; 36525 Bibbins St; Romulus, MI 48174
Registration phone number: 734-955-4120
City of Wayne
February 26 (9 AM- 12 PM)
Location: Hype Athletic Center; 4635 Howe Rd; Wayne, MI 48184
Registration phone number: 734-722-2204 or email cityclerk@cityofwayne.com
Wayne County Public Health will continue to organize community-based vaccination events as we are able, contigent upon vaccine supply. For more information about how community-based vaccination events are organized, please review our FAQ.
Community Vaccine FAQ
Please be patient. It will take time to get shots to all. While you wait, stay safe.
- Please wear a face mask.
- Practice safe distance.
- Avoid large crowds.
The Public Health Team works to provide COVID-19 information with a situation report that includes case count worldwide, nationally, statewide and locally. The report will also provide helpful information to help you through this situaiton. Please feel free to download, print and share.
COVID-19 Briefing
Holidays During COVID-19
COVID-19 has changed the way we celebrate. During the Holiday season Wayne County Public Health Divsion encourages residents to be mindful and continue to take precautionary measures to stay safe and slow the spread of COVID-19.
To support you and your family in this charge, the team has provided recommendations, resources and links to other information to help you celebrate safely.
Wayne County Public Health Orders
Working Together to Fight COVID-19
MI Safe Start Plan
Plan to restart and re-engage Michigan's economy
Guidance for Amateur and Adult SportsGuidance for Contact Sports
Michigan Stay Home, State Safe Order (RESCINDED)
The Governor announced guidelines for all Michigan residents.If you have questions about coronavirus, please call 2-1-1 or (734) 287-7870 for more information.
