Indiana announces Hoosiers 55 and older now eligible for COVID-19 vaccine

Photo courtes: Indiana Department of Health

The Indiana Department of Health announced on Tuesday that it has partnered with the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Ivy Tech Community College, and locally, the University of Notre Dame to host three vaccination clinics for eligible Hoosiers.

The department also announced that Hoosiers aged 55 and older are now eligible to receive the free vaccine.

“Getting tens of thousands of vaccines in arms in a matter of days is a huge undertaking that requires incredible partnerships,” Governor Eric J. Holcomb said. “We are incredibly grateful to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Notre Dame, and Ivy Tech for their willingness to meet this challenge head-on to help save Hoosier lives.”

The clinics will offer the recently approved Johnson & Johnson Vaccine, in addition to the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines, stated the department.

All clinics will require advance registration online or by calling 211, no walk-ups will be permitted. Proof of age and residency will be required.

For more information on the clinics and updates from the department, visit here.