COVID BOOSTER SHOTS COMING TO SUN CITY SUMMERLIN!
Pfizer AND Moderna Now Available
Updated Information as of Tuesday, October 26
Oct. 28, Nov. 4, Nov. 18, Dec. 2, Dec. 9, Dec. 16, Dec. 30
(Vaccinations will not be administered on November 11, November 23, or December 23)
at Mountain Shadows Community Center, 9107 Del Webb Blvd. from 8 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Just a reminder that the Southern Nevada Health District will be providing Pfizer Booster Shots, Moderna Booster Shots, and FIRST vaccinations of Moderna, Pfizer, and J&J.
Where: Mountain Shadows Community Center, 9107 Del Webb Blvd.
When: Every Thursday until the end of the year (except these holiday dates – November 11, November 23, and December 23) from 8 a.m. - 1p.m.
What kind of vaccinations are being given?: Pfizer Booster Shots, Moderna Booster Shots, and first vaccinations of J&J, Moderna, and Pfizer.
Do I need an appointment?: No appointments needed. Walk-ins are welcome. First come first serve. Wait times may vary.
What do I need to bring?: Vaccination card, Photo ID, and completed consent form (consent forms available at Desert Vista, Pinnacle, and Mountain Shadows Community Centers or you can download below).
Any questions?: Please contact Southern Nevada Health District at 702-759-1840 (Monday-Friday from 6 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.) or the Health & Fitness Department at 702-255-2294 (Monday-Friday from 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.)
Click below to download the registration form below or pick one up at any community center - Desert Vista, Mountain Shadows, and Pinnacle.
Residents who have COVID-19 questions, including - how to prevent transmission, testing, treatment options, or any other concerns please forward your questions to info@suncitylv.com. We will do our best to provide answers to your questions.
QUESTION #2: What should I do if I need a replacement COVID-19 Proof of Vaccination Card?
ANSWER: All vaccination providers must report COVID-19 vaccinations to their state health department’s immunization information system. The CDC does not have individual information about COVID-19 vaccinations.
If you received your vaccine in Nevada you can obtain a copy of your immunization records from the Nevada WebIZ Public Access Portal. Visit https://izrecord.nv.gov
You will be asked the following questions:
First Name
Last Name
Date of Birth
Gender
How you want to receive the code to access your immunization record – the choices are text or email
Your mobile phone number (for a text code) or your email address (for an email code)
You then put in the code, and it takes you directly to the portal where you can print your card and/or download it.
I went through the process to see how it works, and it was quick and easy, and provided me the information needed if I am asked anywhere to provide my card.
Mitzi Mills, CAM, AMS ,CMCA, LSM, PCAM
Executive Director
Sun City Summerlin Community Association, Inc.
ANSWER: All vaccination providers must report COVID-19 vaccinations to their state health department’s immunization information system. The CDC does not have individual information about COVID-19 vaccinations.
If you received your vaccine in Nevada you can obtain a copy of your immunization records from the Nevada WebIZ Public Access Portal. Visit https://izrecord.nv.gov
You will be asked the following questions:
First Name
Last Name
Date of Birth
Gender
How you want to receive the code to access your immunization record – the choices are text or email
Your mobile phone number (for a text code) or your email address (for an email code)
You then put in the code, and it takes you directly to the portal where you can print your card and/or download it.
I went through the process to see how it works, and it was quick and easy, and provided me the information needed if I am asked anywhere to provide my card.
Mitzi Mills, CAM, AMS ,CMCA, LSM, PCAM
Executive Director
Sun City Summerlin Community Association, Inc.
QUESTION #1: I've tested positive and am not feeling well. What options do I have for treatment?
OPTION: Sunrise Hospital Launch Federally Supported Monoclonal Antibody Infusion Clinic to Treat COVID-19 Patients Click here to see information provided by Sunrise Hospital.
OPTION: Sunrise Hospital Launch Federally Supported Monoclonal Antibody Infusion Clinic to Treat COVID-19 Patients Click here to see information provided by Sunrise Hospital.
COVID-19 Testing Near Sun City Summerlin Community Association
07/30/2021
Disclaimer: There are a lot of variables regarding cost depending on insurance coverage/Medicare etc., these can best be determined once the individual calls, or makes their appointment online, and the healthcare professional can view their insurance documentation for verification.
I have received several inquiries on where people can go to get tested to see if they have contracted COVID-19 (including variants). We have done some research and all of the places listed below offer testing; please note you must call for an appointment or schedule online.
COVID testing sites (Excel format)
COVID testing sites (PDF format)
For the type of testing, hours of operation and to make an appointment, please remember to call or go online first, if you just show up you may be turned away.
Sincerely,
Mitzi Mills, CAM, AMS ,CMCA, LSM, PCAM
Executive Director
Sun City Summerlin Community Association, Inc.
07/30/2021
Disclaimer: There are a lot of variables regarding cost depending on insurance coverage/Medicare etc., these can best be determined once the individual calls, or makes their appointment online, and the healthcare professional can view their insurance documentation for verification.
I have received several inquiries on where people can go to get tested to see if they have contracted COVID-19 (including variants). We have done some research and all of the places listed below offer testing; please note you must call for an appointment or schedule online.
COVID testing sites (Excel format)
COVID testing sites (PDF format)
For the type of testing, hours of operation and to make an appointment, please remember to call or go online first, if you just show up you may be turned away.
Sincerely,
Mitzi Mills, CAM, AMS ,CMCA, LSM, PCAM
Executive Director
Sun City Summerlin Community Association, Inc.
UPDATES FROM OUR RESIDENTS WHO HAVE RECENTLY COME DOWN WITH COVID-19
Message from Mitzi - July 26, 2021
So many of you have expressed your concern for our residents who have contracted COVID and took the time to share the information with all of us. I have reached out to each of them and shared your well wishes and concern for them, and I also asked them (if they feel up to it) to answer some questions that many of you have asked me. So far everyone who has taken the time to report that they have COVID has been fully vaccinated.
To date, 12 of the people out of the 23 who have tested positive for COVID have been able to respond. For privacy reasons I have not shown the case number but have assigned each respondents an alphabet letter. The alphabet number represents the same respondent under each question.
1. How are you feeling now?
A. Very weak, no sense of taste or smell, no appetite and coughing.
B. Feeling a little better every day.
C. Feeling a little better every day.
D. Feeling back to normal with no lingering effects.
E. 98% Fully recovered.
F. Very well. Still have “loss of taste”.
G. Starting to feel better, symptoms are easing up.
H. Doing okay.
I. Doing well.
J. Quite well.
K. Tired, nauseous, and running a temperature.
L. Great, improving every day. Still have a nagging cough and no sense of taste or smell.
2. What was your first indication that you might have COVID?
A. Felt like an upper respiratory infection
B. Extreme Fatigue and bad headache (like a sinus headache) and a low-grade fever.
C. Generally, did not feel well, nothing specific.
D. Sore throat, coughing and cold like symptoms.
E. Very slight tickle in the throat, some sneezing, and a slight headache. Only was tested because of the reporting of COVID at events attended.
F. Loss of taste.
G. Chills alternating with a fever.
H. Body aches, fever, dry cough, headache, and fatigue – symptoms were more than mild and were much like a head cold.
I. Stuffy nose and sneezing.
J. Stuffy head originally thought it was an allergic reaction to a cat.
K. Temperature of 101.
L. Chills, low grade fever and body aches.
3. During the course of being quarantined, how did symptoms change?
A. Became weak, lost sense of taste and smell, lost appetite, began coughing
B. Symptoms have not changed but are improving.
C. Developed a cough, low grade temperature and mild GI issues.
D. All symptoms are gone.
E. During the 8 days when symptoms were present, slight sore throat, more sneezing developed and lost the sense of taste. No fever, no loss of appetite and symptoms were much like the symptoms when you have a cold.
F. Symptoms have not changed from the original symptoms.
G. Symptoms stayed the same but intensity from day to nighttime.
H. Symptoms did not change from the original symptoms.
I. Symptoms did not change from the original symptoms.
J. Symptoms did not change from the original symptoms.
K. Symptoms did not change from the original symptoms.
L. Infrequent dry cough, chills, fever, loss of taste. Then cough got deeper and more frequent with runny nose. Fever got worse, phlegm and night coughing became more prominent.
4. What Vaccine did you receive?
A. Pfizer
B. Pfizer
C. Pfizer
D. Pfizer
E. Pfizer
F. Pfizer
G. Pfizer
H. Pfizer
I. Pfizer
J. Pfizer
K. Pfizer
L. Pfizer
5. Where did you get your vaccine?
A. Sun City Summerlin
B. CVS
C. Veterans Administration
D. Cashman
E. Encore Hotel
F. Southern Nevada Health Department.
G. Veterans Administration
H. Las Vegas Convention Center
I. Encore Hotel
J. Sun City Summerlin
K. Sun City Summerlin
L. Sun City Summerlin
6. When did you receive your first vaccine?
A. February 2, 2021
B. April 1, 2021
C. March 2021
D. March 11, 2021
E. February 19, 2021
F. February 2, 2021
G. January 27, 2021
H. February 2021
I. January 26, 2021
J. February 11, 2021
K. February 10, 2021
L. February 2, 2021
7. When did you receive your second vaccine?
A. March 2, 2021
B. April 24, 2021
C. April 2021
D. April 2, 2021
E. March 12, 2021
F. March 4, 2021
G. February 17, 2021
H. February 2021
I. February 16, 2021
J. March 11, 2021
K. March 1, 2021
L. March 2, 2021
8. Where did you go to get tested and diagnosed that you had COVID?
A. Southwest Medical Urgent Care
B. CVS on Buffalo
C. CVS on Buffalo
D. CVS
E. Walgreens Drive-Thru on Lake Mead/Del Webb
F. Veterans Administration
G. Veterans Administration
H. Concierge Doctors Office
I. Walgreens of Del Webb/Lake Mead
J. Same Day Care Healthcare Partners
K. CVS on Lake Mead
L. Quest at Walmart Drive Thru
9. Did the place where you were tested tell you what type (variant) of COVID you have?
A. No
B. No
C. No
D. No
E. No
F. No
G. No
H. No
I. No
J. No
K. No
L. No
Sincerely,
Mitzi Mills, CAM, AMS ,CMCA, LSM, PCAM
Executive Director
Sun City Summerlin Community Association, Inc.
9107 Del Webb Boulevard
(702) 966-1409 – Office
MitziM@suncitylv.com
To date, 12 of the people out of the 23 who have tested positive for COVID have been able to respond. For privacy reasons I have not shown the case number but have assigned each respondents an alphabet letter. The alphabet number represents the same respondent under each question.
1. How are you feeling now?
A. Very weak, no sense of taste or smell, no appetite and coughing.
B. Feeling a little better every day.
C. Feeling a little better every day.
D. Feeling back to normal with no lingering effects.
E. 98% Fully recovered.
F. Very well. Still have “loss of taste”.
G. Starting to feel better, symptoms are easing up.
H. Doing okay.
I. Doing well.
J. Quite well.
K. Tired, nauseous, and running a temperature.
L. Great, improving every day. Still have a nagging cough and no sense of taste or smell.
2. What was your first indication that you might have COVID?
A. Felt like an upper respiratory infection
B. Extreme Fatigue and bad headache (like a sinus headache) and a low-grade fever.
C. Generally, did not feel well, nothing specific.
D. Sore throat, coughing and cold like symptoms.
E. Very slight tickle in the throat, some sneezing, and a slight headache. Only was tested because of the reporting of COVID at events attended.
F. Loss of taste.
G. Chills alternating with a fever.
H. Body aches, fever, dry cough, headache, and fatigue – symptoms were more than mild and were much like a head cold.
I. Stuffy nose and sneezing.
J. Stuffy head originally thought it was an allergic reaction to a cat.
K. Temperature of 101.
L. Chills, low grade fever and body aches.
3. During the course of being quarantined, how did symptoms change?
A. Became weak, lost sense of taste and smell, lost appetite, began coughing
B. Symptoms have not changed but are improving.
C. Developed a cough, low grade temperature and mild GI issues.
D. All symptoms are gone.
E. During the 8 days when symptoms were present, slight sore throat, more sneezing developed and lost the sense of taste. No fever, no loss of appetite and symptoms were much like the symptoms when you have a cold.
F. Symptoms have not changed from the original symptoms.
G. Symptoms stayed the same but intensity from day to nighttime.
H. Symptoms did not change from the original symptoms.
I. Symptoms did not change from the original symptoms.
J. Symptoms did not change from the original symptoms.
K. Symptoms did not change from the original symptoms.
L. Infrequent dry cough, chills, fever, loss of taste. Then cough got deeper and more frequent with runny nose. Fever got worse, phlegm and night coughing became more prominent.
4. What Vaccine did you receive?
A. Pfizer
B. Pfizer
C. Pfizer
D. Pfizer
E. Pfizer
F. Pfizer
G. Pfizer
H. Pfizer
I. Pfizer
J. Pfizer
K. Pfizer
L. Pfizer
5. Where did you get your vaccine?
A. Sun City Summerlin
B. CVS
C. Veterans Administration
D. Cashman
E. Encore Hotel
F. Southern Nevada Health Department.
G. Veterans Administration
H. Las Vegas Convention Center
I. Encore Hotel
J. Sun City Summerlin
K. Sun City Summerlin
L. Sun City Summerlin
6. When did you receive your first vaccine?
A. February 2, 2021
B. April 1, 2021
C. March 2021
D. March 11, 2021
E. February 19, 2021
F. February 2, 2021
G. January 27, 2021
H. February 2021
I. January 26, 2021
J. February 11, 2021
K. February 10, 2021
L. February 2, 2021
7. When did you receive your second vaccine?
A. March 2, 2021
B. April 24, 2021
C. April 2021
D. April 2, 2021
E. March 12, 2021
F. March 4, 2021
G. February 17, 2021
H. February 2021
I. February 16, 2021
J. March 11, 2021
K. March 1, 2021
L. March 2, 2021
8. Where did you go to get tested and diagnosed that you had COVID?
A. Southwest Medical Urgent Care
B. CVS on Buffalo
C. CVS on Buffalo
D. CVS
E. Walgreens Drive-Thru on Lake Mead/Del Webb
F. Veterans Administration
G. Veterans Administration
H. Concierge Doctors Office
I. Walgreens of Del Webb/Lake Mead
J. Same Day Care Healthcare Partners
K. CVS on Lake Mead
L. Quest at Walmart Drive Thru
9. Did the place where you were tested tell you what type (variant) of COVID you have?
A. No
B. No
C. No
D. No
E. No
F. No
G. No
H. No
I. No
J. No
K. No
L. No
Sincerely,
Mitzi Mills, CAM, AMS ,CMCA, LSM, PCAM
Executive Director
Sun City Summerlin Community Association, Inc.
9107 Del Webb Boulevard
(702) 966-1409 – Office
MitziM@suncitylv.com
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