What you can do if you lose your COVID vaccination card

June 14, 2021 Providence News Team

Here’s what you can do if you lose your COVID-19 vaccination card:

If you received your COVID-19 vaccine at the Oregon Convention Center, your vaccination records are always available in MyHealth. A helpful tip sheet on how to access your records is available. If you do not have a MyHealth account, sign up for an account here.
If you received your COVID-19 vaccination at a drug story or pharmacy, contact them if you have lost your vaccination card.
Contact your primary care provider for a record of the vaccination.

Other vaccination record resources:

You can access Oregon’s immunization registry for information about getting you or your child’s immunization record.

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