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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the medical verification form for COVID-19 vaccine in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering the patient information. Fill in the name, date of birth, age, and contact details including primary and other phone numbers, as well as email address. If the patient does not have access to email, indicate that clearly.
  3. In the health care provider section, confirm if the patient has two or more medical conditions that increase their risk for severe COVID-19 infection. Alternatively, indicate if they are a caregiver for a child under 16 with similar conditions.
  4. Provide the healthcare provider's name, signature, NPI or license number, facility/practice name, and contact information. Ensure all fields are accurately filled to avoid delays.
  5. List any underlying medical conditions from the provided CDC list that apply to the patient. This is crucial for verifying eligibility for vaccination.
  6. Once completed, save your document and follow instructions to fax it or upload it via sFTP as indicated on the form.

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If you dont have a record of the immunization, try contacting the healthcare provider or regional health authority where you were immunized.
The National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act requires that a VIS must be given to parents, legal representatives, or adult patients before administering the vaccine. A VIS must be provided prior to each dose, not just the first dose. Providers should be sure they are using the most current version of each VIS.
Official record from the State Immunization Information System (IIS) or other State immunization registry.
There are two ways to verify immunization history: Vaccination records from health care providers: Confirm when, where and by whom certain vaccines were administered. When these records are unavailable: Results of a blood titer test can provide the documentation that a school or workplace may need.
Always screen patients for contraindications and precautions before a vaccine is administered. A patients health status or the recommendations for contraindications and precautions may have changed since the last dose was given. Use a standardized screening tool to promote correct and consistent screening practices.

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Providers usually count only those vaccine doses that are documented in a written record or a state or local online immuni zation information system (known as an IIS, or registry). No national registry maintains this information.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) COVID-19 Vaccination Record Card issued by the vaccination site to the person who received the vaccine. Official record from the State Immunization Information System (IIS) or other State immunization registry.

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