COVID-19 Vaccine | Patient Information

The state of New Hampshire is extending COVID-19 vaccines to New Hampshire residents in phase 1B.

New Hampshire residents age 65 and older

• Visit vaccines.nh.gov or call 2-1-1 to schedule a vaccine appointment at a state clinic.
  
  
• You must contact the state directly if you wish to register.

New Hampshire residents age 16-64 with two or more qualifying high-risk conditions*

• You do not need to call you provider’s office to request a medical attestation.
  
  
• Wentworth-Douglass Hospital (WDH)/Wentworth Health Partners (WHP) will provide the state a list of all its existing patients who qualify for a vaccination based on your medical record.
  
  
• If you have an email address on file with your provider’s office, the state will reach out to you via email with details about how to schedule a vaccine at a state vaccine clinic. The invitation will come to your email from no-reply@mail.vams.cdc.gov. Please monitor your spam/junk folders as well.
  
  
• If you do not have an email address on file, WDH/WHP will call or send a text message to all existing patients who meet the criteria with instructions. Please allow 5-7 business days to receive this call/test as we work through this volume. Your patience is appreciated!

• High-Risk qualifying conditions include Cancer, Chronic Kidney Disease, COPD/or other Pulmonary Diseases, Down Syndrome, Heart Conditions, immunocompromised, obesity, pregnancy, sickle cell, Type 2 Diabetes. 

Residents of states other than New Hampshire

Please review your state’s websites for vaccine criteria and registration information:

• Maine vaccination information
• Massachusetts vaccination information

FAQs

Your COVID-19 Vaccine Questions – Answered

Additional COVID-19 Vaccine resources:

State of New Hampshire COVID-19 website

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention COVID-19 Vaccine website

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