Sibley Memorial Hospital

COVID-19 Vaccine Update

DC Health has announced that D.C. residents who are age 65 and older will be able to schedule a vaccine appointment starting the week of January 11. 

• Sibley Memorial Hospital is administering the COVID-19 vaccine to patients who are age 65 and older and live in Washington, D.C., per guidance from DC Health. A patient is anyone who has sought care with a Johns Hopkins Medicine provider within the last two years.
• If you meet the above criteria, you are on Johns Hopkins Medicine’s list to be offered a COVID-19 vaccine. Over the next few weeks, individuals who meet these criteria will be contacted via email or phone when it is their turn to schedule a COVID-19 vaccine appointment in MyChart.
• Appointments are required for all vaccinations.
• If you would like to get the COVID-19 vaccine, we encourage you to activate your MyChart account.
• If you meet the DC Health criteria to be vaccinated now but are not a Sibley patient, please visit coronavirus.dc.gov/vaccinatedc. For other information from DC Health, please visit coronavirus.dc.gov/vaccine.
• Read more about Sibley and vaccines. 
• Information and plans are evolving rapidly. Be sure to check back for more updates.

Updated January 15, 2021