Pre-Registration For COVID-19 Vaccines

Select a time slot and register yourself and/or your family as a patient in our system.

THIS IS NOT AN APPOINTMENT

The time slot you pick does not determine when you will be serviced in line. Pre-registration allows us to expedite your visit.

You will get a QR code after you finish the registration process. Please show the on-site staff the QR code for them to start your visit.

The vaccine process will take approximately 10 minutes. We will monitor you for at least 15 minutes after your vaccination before you leave to ensure you have no adverse reactions.

BRING EVIDENCE OF YOUR FIRST VACCINE DOSE TO THIS APPOINTMENT IF YOU ARE SCHEDULING FOR SECOND DOSE.

Call us with questions at (470) 467-6007

What: Larrys Lake House- Vaccine Event

Larrys Lake House- Vaccine Event

If you are experiencing severe symptoms such as extreme shortness of breath, contact your physician. If it is an emergency, dial 911.

How it Works

You do not need an appointment and no pre-registration is required but is encouraged to save you time.
Upon arrival, your credentials will be verified, and our clinical staff will ask you questions to ensure it is safe to administer the vaccine.
For pre-registered patients, our staff will scan your pre-registration QR code. For drive-ups, you will be asked to register on our patient portal, Intend/DragonflyPHD. Our staff is there to assist in the registration process.
Intend/DragonflyPHD is a HIPAA-compliant platform that is used to electronically maintain and deliver your information securely and privately.
Please have your I.D. / driver’s license or Passport and insurance information (if you have insurance) ready when it’s your turn.
If you have an existing CDC vaccination card, please be sure to bring it with you!

Payment

COVID-19 vaccination will be free to you.

The Process

Remain in your car, lower your window and our medical staff will discuss and administer your vaccination.
The vaccination process should take approximately 10 minutes. You may be asked to wait 15-30 minutes so our trained personnel may observe for adverse reactions