The latest on our COVID-19 vaccination efforts
Due to limited supply, we do not have vaccine appointments available in La Crosse and Onalaska.
- First-dose vaccine appointments will be held as scheduled this week.
- Our appointments are available only to patients who received an invitation.
- We will notify you through MyChart, letter or phone call when it's your time to schedule.
- If you have an opportunity to receive the vaccination outside Gundersen, take it.
Number of vaccines given system-wide
*As of Feb. 26 at 8 a.m.
Who is eligible to get vaccinated?
While you wait
- Sign up for MyChart: When it's time to schedule your vaccine, you will get a MyChart message and be able to schedule conveniently in MyChart.
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I'm vaccinated. Now what?
Side effects. You may have pain or swelling at the injection site. You may also feel tired and have a fever, chills, and headache. You'll feel better within a few days. Remember, mild side effects are normal as your body builds protection against COVID-19.
Immunity. You'll reach a maximum protection level of 95% within two weeks after your second dose.
Masking and distancing. The vaccine reduces your chances of becoming sick from COVID-19, but we still don't know if the vaccine prevents us from spreading the virus. Until we know for sure, you should continue to mask and socially distance after you're vaccinated.
