Keep in mind that while you are vaccine eligible, you will still need perseverance and patience in scheduling your vaccine appointment in the next month(s) until appointments are more widely available. The vaccine tracking option is also available on the Loyola Health App. Among the many sites offering scheduling assistance and/or vaccination site information are: Once you qualify to receive the vaccine, Loyola encourages you to schedule a vaccination appointment anywhere they are available.

On May 1, Chicago expects to open vaccination to all Chicagoans age 16 and older. On April 12, vaccination will open to Illinois residents outside of Chicago who are 16 years of age or older.

Higher education eligibility includes student workers such as teaching assistants and residence hall assistants. Chicago’s 1C expansion also includes people 16–64 years of age with underlying health conditions. If you live outside Illinois, we encourage you to check with your health care provider, pharmacy, and/or your county health department. For faculty and staff living outside of Chicago but within Illinois, you became eligible on Monday, March 22. On Monday, the City of Chicago will expand the number of people eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine in Phase 1C to include higher education workers who live in Chicago. Great news! As of Monday, March 29, all Loyola University Chicago faculty and staff in Chicago and Illinois will be eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. Message from the Office of the President, Message from the Wellness Center For any additional questions, please contact Message Sent To: This page lists all the recent health and safety related communications sent to the Loyola University Chicago community.

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