COVID-19 Vaccination
Methodist Health System is now vaccinating Texans 12 and up for COVID-19, as long as we have a vaccine supply. Click here to schedule!
- Please be aware that each COVID-19 vaccine has a specific age limit
- Pfizer vaccine is available for individuals 12 years of age and older
- Moderna and Johnson & Johnson vaccines are available for individuals 18 years of age and older
Vaccinations are by appointment only. If there are no available appointments now, please continue to check back as appointments open when vaccine becomes available. We encourage you to get the first vaccine available to you!
Day of your vaccination: Vaccines will be given at Methodist Dallas’ Hitt Auditorium, located at 1441 N. Beckley, Dallas, TX, 75203. Please do not arrive more than 30 minutes before your appointment time. You will see signs directing you to park in Pavilion II Garage or Schenkel Garage. You will need to wear a mask when you enter the hospital. Once inside, we have signage providing directions to the vaccine clinic. A valid form of identification is required to receive your vaccine, and it must include your name and date of birth.
Mask policy: Though the statewide mask mandate ended March 10th, Methodist Health System continues to require face masks for everyone working, visiting, or receiving care at our hospitals, clinics, and properties. We will provide isolation masks at all screening stations for those who arrive without a mask. Anyone who is able to wear a mask, but refuses to do so, will not be allowed inside our facilities. Methodist will continue to follow the guidelines set by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to protect patients, physicians, staff, and visitors.
Screening policy: Patients, visitors, employees, and physicians are screened at check-in at our hospitals. Screening includes temperature checks and answering a few questions. We have closed several patient entrances at all of our hospitals and some physician office buildings to better facilitate screenings.
Visitor policy: Patients not being treated for COVID-19 or suspected of having COVID-19 are allowed two visitors per day. Visitors must wear masks, meet screening criteria, and adhere to visiting hours. More information can be found here.
COVID-19 testing: Patients who require a surgery or procedure that involves aerosol-generating steps will be required to take a COVID-19 test as well as an antibody test 48 hours before the surgery or procedure. If you're seeking a COVID-19 test, please contact your primary care physician to potentially be connected to one of our testing sites. If you don’t have a primary care physician, click here to find one near you. You may also call (214) 933-8811 to schedule an appointment at the following community sites.
- Methodist Charlton Family Medicine Center | 3500 W. Wheatland Rd, Dallas
- Methodist Family Health Center - Cedar Hill | 950 E. Belt Line Rd Suite 150, Cedar Hill
- Methodist Urgent Care - Grand Prairie| 4560 Lake Ridge Pkwy, Suite 110, Grand Prairie
- Methodist Dallas Golden Cross Academic Clinic | 122 W. Colorado Blvd, Dallas
Keeping you healthy at home
Our Methodist Medical Group clinics are open to serve you during the COVID-19
pandemic. Please be assured that keeping our clinics clean and safe is
a top priority, as we understand that in some cases you may have a condition
that is best served by seeing your doctor in person.
We also provide care in ways that do not require an in-person visit. These virtual visits allow you to interact with your physician via smart phone from the safety and convenience of your home. These care options include:
- Epic Video Visits - a virtual visit with video conducted through MyChart
- TeleVideo Visits - a virtual care visit conducted on FaceTime or Skype
- Telephone visits - a visit conducted only over the telephone
- MethodistNow.Life – access Methodist Family Health Center providers from 8 am to 8 pm, 7 days a week. Simply call 214-730-6828, push option 3, and you will speak with a navigator who will set up a video chat with a Methodist provider
Important reminder: Take Care of Yourself and Loved Ones
Social distancing is important, but so is maintaining your health and responding
to emergencies. If you or a loved one is experiencing a medical emergency,
such as chest pains or stroke symptoms like facial drooping or trouble
walking, speaking, or understanding, please call 911. Our hospitals and
our emergency transportation colleagues are all taking steps recommended
by the CDC to keep patients safe.
If you have any issues obtaining any necessary medicine and health equipment to maintain chronic conditions such as insulin or blood pressure cuff, please reach out to your physician, as they can help connect you with these important resources. We do not want patients in our community to suffer a medical relapse from missing an important appointment or not getting a prescription refilled because they are fearful to come into the office. Please make maintaining your health a priority.
Classes postponed
All in-person campus, tours, and events have been suspended until further
notice, however, we are offering a variety online classes. Click
here for the schedule.