All COVID-19 tests require an order from a doctor or health care provider.
We are screening and restricting access to the hospital. Learn about our COVID-19 patient and visitor guidelines and COVID-19 vaccine clinics.
1. Review your vaccine card for the date of your first vaccine and the brand of vaccine you received.
2. These clinics listed below are ONLY for those who received their first dose at Gritman Medical Center on the date shown.
First Dose Date | Vaccine | Assigned Second Dose Date | Clinic Location | Link |
03/25/21 | Pfizer | 04/15/21 | SRC | Second dose scheduled time is same as first dose.(1) |
03/25/21 | Moderna | 04/22/21 | SRC | Second dose scheduled time is same as first dose.(1) |
03/26/21 | Pfizer | 04/16/21 | SRC | Second dose scheduled time is same as first dose.(1) |
04/01/21 | Pfizer | 04/22/21 | SRC | Second dose scheduled time is same as first dose.(1) |
04/02/21 | Pfizer | 04/23/21 | SRC | Second dose scheduled time is same as first dose.(1) |
04/07/21 | Moderna | 05/05/21 | SRC | Second dose scheduled time is same as first dose.(1) |
04/08/21 | Moderna | 05/06/21 | SRC | Second dose scheduled time is same as first dose.(1) |
04/09/21 | Pfizer | 04/30/21 | SRC | Second dose scheduled time is same as first dose.(1) |
04/15/21 | Moderna | 05/13/21 | SRC | Second dose scheduled time is same as first dose.(1) |
04/16/21 | Moderna | 05/14/21 | SRC | Second dose scheduled time is same as first dose.(1) |
04/30/21 | Pfizer | 05/21/21 | SRC | Second dose scheduled time is same as first dose.(1) |
1. No scheduling required. The second dose appointment time and date for this clinic are automatically scheduled from the first dose appointment time and date.
Example:
First dose appointment of the Pfizer vaccine was 1:06 p.m on 2/23/21.
Second dose of the Pfizer vaccine is scheduled for 1:06 p.m on 3/16/21.
Gritman Chief Information Officer Kane Francetich and Pharmacist Keriann Bennett in a secured area of the hospital that has been prepared to receive and store COVID-19 vaccines.
Gritman Medical Center follows the guidelines and evidence-based recommendations of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
The first vaccines are now approved for emergency use in the United States and are being distributed to priority populations. As more vaccines become available, they will be made available to more people within each priority group.
CDC: 8 things to know about the vaccine
CDC: Benefits of getting the vaccine
Call our Hotline at 208-883-4109 and follow the prompts. You can also text COVID19 to 208-295-5080 to get a link to an online assessment and symptom checker tool.
Use a facemask: CDC calls for wearing of masks to prevent COVID-19 spread. We are currently accepting donations of facemasks and PPE.
We strongly recommend these evidence-based practices to help slow the spread of the disease and to protect public health:
View Gritman Medical Center COVID-19 testing and hospitalization updates
The coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is caused by a virus. It causes a fever, a cough, and shortness of breath. It mainly spreads person-to-person through droplets from coughing and sneezing. The virus also can spread when people are in close contact with someone who is infected. Learn more from our expert Dr. John Brown, chief medical officer.
We’re ready to serve you — in-person and through telemedicine. All of our clinics in Moscow, Kendrick, Potlatch and Troy – including our MFM Downtown and Westside primary care and QuickCARE locations – are scheduling established and new patient visits. We can see you in-person and through telemedicine which allows our providers to visit with you through your mobile device, tablet or computer.
Schedule an appointment today by logging into your portal account or calling your provider or clinic:
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