COVID-19 Vaccines Available Now for All Ages

The Fishers Health Department offers COVID-19 vaccines to all eligible individuals according to FDA approval and professional medical guidelines. You do not need to bring a prescription with you to receive the vaccine. Schedule your appointment online or call the Fishers Health Department Clinic at 317-537-0500.

Available COVID-19 Vaccines

We offer FDA-approved COVID-19 vaccines from trusted manufacturers according to standardized guidelines:

SPIKEVAX & mNEXSPIKE (Moderna)

• mRNA vaccines available for eligible age groups as per FDA approval

COMIRNATY (Pfizer-BioNTech)

• mRNA vaccine available for eligible age groups as per FDA approval

Vaccine Eligibility by Age Group

FHD staff follow guidelines and recommendations from the the Advisory Committee on Immunizations Practices (ACIP), and those from other well-known professional associations. For many years, ACIP recommendations have represented the standard of care for vaccination practice in the United States. Recently, well known professional associations have put out additional recommendations and guidance around vaccine administration.

Infants and Young Children

COVID-19 vaccines are available for children following American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) Guidelines.

• Age-appropriate dosing available
• Parent/guardian consent required
• Vaccine Information Statement (VIS) provided

Children and Adolescents (Ages 11-17)

COVID-19 vaccines are available for children following American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) Guidelines.

• Primary series for unvaccinated individuals
• Updated boosters available as recommended
• Parent/guardian consent required for minors

Adults (18+)

Full range of COVID-19 vaccines and boosters available for adults following American Academy of Family Physicians.

• Primary series for unvaccinated individuals
• Updated boosters as recommended
• Special considerations for immunocompromised individuals

Pregnant Individuals

COVID-19 vaccination available following American College of Obsterics and Gynecologists (ACOG) Guidelines.

• Safe and recommended during pregnancy
• Protects both mother and baby
• Consultation available with our healthcare providers

This information is updated regularly based on current CDC, FDA, and professional organization guidelines