As we move forward, we understand that you may have questions and concerns about the COVID-19 vaccine policy. We continue to update the FAQ document to help address common questions and provide clarity. The following sections have been updated as of August 11:
New questions addressed:
- What should I do if I wish to submit a medical exemption to the COVID-19 vaccine, but I cannot get in to see my doctor and my doctor will not complete the exemption paperwork until after the established exemption request deadlines?
- If I receive my first dose of the Moderna or Pfizer vaccine and come infected with COVID-19 before my second dose, what should I do?
- Are there exclusions for coverage under Kettering Health’s benefits plans for claims related to COVID-19 vaccine reactions because the vaccines are only authorized for emergency use by the FDA?
Updated answers:
- How do I submit proof of my vaccination status of Kettering Health’s records show that I have not received the COVID-19 vaccine?
- Do I need to submit proof of vaccination if I receive or received my vaccine from a Kettering Health vaccine clinic?
- Is the seasonal flu vaccination still required, too? How, if at all, will the COVID-19 vaccine requirement affect the annual flu vaccine campaign?
- If I experience side effects from the COVID-19 vaccine and can’t come to work, will I receive paid time off?
- Am I required to get my COVID-19 vaccine at a Kettering Health vaccination clinic?
- What should I do if I received my first dose of the Pfizer or Moderna COVID-19 vaccine over 6 weeks ago and I have not received the second dose?
Click here to view answers to those questions, as well as the full FAQ.