Persons who received their first MODERNA vaccine on February 3rd or on February 4th at the Harvey Convention Center in Tyler, or on any day in January 2021, are invited to receive their 2nd Moderna vaccine either on Thursday March 11th or Friday March 12th. Persons on our 2nd Dose Moderna Waiting List will still receive an invitation to make an appointment for March 11th or March 12th; however, admission will still be allowed even if you do not make an appointment, just as long as your have your CDC COVID-19 Vaccination Record Card showing you have already received your first Moderna vaccine.
Only the Pfizer vaccine is being provided at the Harvey Convention Center this week (March 3rd – 6th).
Anyone who received their first PFIZER vaccine on February 11th, 12th, or 13th, at the Harvey Convention Center is being directed to return this Friday or Saturday, March 5th or 6th between the hours of 9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Only persons eligible to receive their 2nd Pfizer dose will be admitted this Friday or this Saturday.
Persons on our 2nd Dose Pfizer Waiting List will still receive an invitation to make an appointment; however, admission will still be allowed even if you do not make an appointment.
To receive your 2nd COVID vaccine on any of the listed days above, you will need to have their "CDC COVID-19 Vaccination Record Card" upon arrival. This is the small white card given when a person receives their first COVID vaccine. The 2nd vaccine still provides effective potency even if more than 28 days have passed since receipt of their first COVID vaccine.
Full details about eligible persons enrolling onto our waiting list for your first or your second COVID vaccine are available at NETHealthCOVID19.org.
Click Here to Enroll Into Our Waiting List to Receive Your COVID Vaccine
Current eligibility for the COVID-19 vaccine is open to persons who work in a profession qualified by DSHS as Tier 1A and residents in any county qualified by DSHS as Tier 1B.
The COVID-19 vaccines from Moderna will be given in two doses, so that the second Moderna vaccine is given at least 28 days after the first dose.
Persons who receive their first Moderna vaccine from NET Health will receive notification of when to return to receive their second and final dose.
Volunteer Opportunities at our COVID Vaccine Clinics at the Harvey Convention Center
The COVID vaccine clinics being operated by NET Health are made successful through the contributions individual and group volunteers.
The actual duties depend on whether the vaccine clinics are held as a drive-thru outside event or a weather-contingent inside event. Some of the volunteer stations will include:
(1) sanitizer assistants to help wipe and disinfect chairs within our waiting areas (when we are indoors)
(2) registration clerks to ensure each vaccine recipient has completed their paperwork correctly and to guide them to our vaccination stations
(3) greeting/guiding entrants through our walk-in and drive-thru vaccination process
(4) capturing photos of health insurance cards within our pre-vaccination area
(5) ensuring smooth traffic flow (indoors and outdoors) in our post-vaccine area
(6) serving as a vaccine transporter to provide loaded syringes to the vaccinations stations (when it is a drive-thru clinic)
(7) rovers to assist moving signs and providing general assistance to NET Health staff who are operating the COVID vaccine clinics
The NET Health 7-Day Rolling Rate calculates the average number of all COVID-positive cases from the previous seven days. That answer is then divided by the population of the county, then multiplied by 100,000, and that final number is the 7-Day Rolling Rate.
Each week, the 7-Day Rolling Rates for each county will be updated on this page and within the 'Educate Your Communities' page of NETHealthCOVID19.org.
This infographic should not be used as the only base of information for businesses, neighborhoods, school districts, worksites, or cities to consider future decisions.
It is a new resource for everyone to use but other sources of information still need to be referenced for your local decision making processes.
Social distancing guidelines will prevent many of our local clinic lobbies from having full seats, so it is vital for everyone to call our NET Health Immunizations Clinic before you visit.
Vaccines are available for kids of all ages to stay up-to-date on scheduled vaccines, so that parents can plan ahead to decide when to bring their K-12th grade children, and so that graduating seniors can obtain their meningitis vaccines before going to college.
Located at 815 North Broadway Avenue in Tyler, the NET Health Immunizations Clinic performs temperature checks of all our employees and all customers, to make sure everyone practices safe social distancing guidelines. Parents are strongly urged to please call us first to verify the status of your health insurance coverage.
When a family arrives, please call our main phone number before coming to our front entrance, so we can greet you and perform our safety check at the front entrance.
The NET Health Immunizations Clinic is open Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m., and 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
On Wednesdays, our hours are 8:00am – 11:00am and 1:00pm – 6:00pm.
Our phone number is (903) 510 - 5604, and you can email us at "ContactUs@netphd.org".
The Carter BloodCare location in Tyler is low on blood and our request is to learn if you can donate blood at a community blood drive or at their main location at 815 South Baxter Drive in Tyler. No one ever knows if they will be in a situation when themselves, a family member, or a loved one may need a blood donation.
NET Health recently created two localized PSA's to convey the overall message for the need of anyone and everyone who is medically eligible to donate blood and rebuild our local blood supply.
The Spanish version featured below includes on-air anchor for La Vida TV & MiFuZion FM, Ivette Zavarce, and President of the Tyler Hispanic Business Alliance, Dolores Price.
Click here to view the English version features NET Health CEO George Roberts, Tyler City Manager Ed Broussard, Smith County Judge Nathaniel Moran, and John Tyler High School head football coach, Ricklan Holmes.
Learn more about the various types of the CoronaVirus and the possible ways of becoming infected by viewing the below video:
"Public health affects everyone everyday, regardless of where you live, regardless of your income, regardless of your family size."
What would our community look like if you did not have a public health department?
Click below to view the informative video listed on NET Health's YouTube channel.
815 N. Broadway Ave
Tyler, Texas 75702
P.O. Box 2039
Tyler, Texas 75710
Phone: 903-535-0030
