COVID-19 Vaccine

The contents of this page include information available as of 11-9-21. If new information is learned, and there is a discrepancy between this information and what you see from the CDC, follow CDC guidance.

If you have misplaced your COVID-19 vaccination card, you can find your vaccination records by visiting the Wisconsin Immunization Registry.

General Questions

Is the COVID-19 vaccine available for 5-11 year-olds at Mile Bluff?

Yes. Currently, Mile Bluff is providing Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine for 5-11 year-olds, by appointment only. The CDC has authorized the use of this vaccine in children as a 2-stage series taken 3 weeks apart. To request an appointment, call 608-847-5000 or fill out our online request form.

Is the COVID-19 vaccine available through Mile Bluff?

Yes. Mile Bluff has access to all three of the vaccines currently used to prevent COVID-19. We are offering the initial vaccine series, as well as the additional doses and boosters for those who are eligible.

We offer vaccinations at our Phillips Pharmacy in Mauston, and our clinics in Elroy, Lake Delton, Mauston, Necedah and New Lisbon. We also coordinate on-site vaccine clinics with area businesses, and offer public vaccine events in various local communities.

If you are eligible and want the COVID-19 vaccine, click here to submit an online request, or call one of our clinics to make an appointment.

Mile Bluff works in cooperation with Juneau County Public Health to vaccinate the community. The health department offers vaccination weekdays in Mauston. Call 608-847-9279 for appointments.

Do I have to pay for the vaccine?

No. There is no out-of-pocket cost for anyone who is vaccinated.

Do I Have to Be a Mile Bluff Patient to Be Vaccinated by Mile Bluff?

No. We are providing the vaccine to anyone who lives and works in our area. Aside from age, there are no other restrictions.

Additional Information

The Public Health Communications Collaborative provides answers to your questions about COVID-19, including boosters, vaccinating children, eligibility, FDA approval, and more.

You can learn more about each of the specific vaccines from the FDA.

Two other great resources are the CDC and the Wisconsin Department of Health Services.

You can also call the CDC hotline at 800-232-4636.