Getting Your COVID-19 Vaccine at PeaceHealth in Alaska
Photo: Dr. Doug Koekkoek, Chief Physician ExecutiveGetting your vaccine is fast, easy and free. COVID-19 vaccines are available to everyone 12 and older.
The Pfizer vaccine has been given emergency use authorization for people 12 years old and older. The Moderna and Johnson & Johnson vaccines have been given emergency use authorization for people 18 years old and older. A parent or guardian of minors between 12–17 years of age must provide verbal consent to PeaceHealth before vaccination. This can be done in person at the time of the vaccination or over the phone before the appointment. Minors who are legally emancipated may provide their own consent.
Masks are still required in all PeaceHealth facilities. The recently updated mask guidelines from the CDC do NOT apply to healthcare settings.
How to schedule your COVID-19 vaccine
- Ketchikan: Call 907-228-8140 to schedule a vaccination appointment at PeaceHealth in Ketchikan.
- Craig: Call 907-826-3257 to schedule a vaccination appointment at PeaceHealth in Craig.
Other vaccine locations
Refer to covidvax.alaska.gov to find additional vaccination sites near you.
Why I got the vaccine
The vaccine is free, safe and highly effective. Hear what caregivers and community members are saying about choosing to get vaccinated, and why they feel it's important.
PeaceHealth is proud to play a pivotal role in helping end the global pandemic. Following federal and state guidance, we’ve provided a COVID-19 vaccine to more than 165,000 people across Alaska, Washington and Oregon. These individuals have chosen to get vaccinated for many reasons. Listen to and read their stories on why they believe getting the vaccine is important.