will county
COVID-19 HOTLINE
815.740.8977

On March 16, 2020 The Will County Health Department opened a Coronavirus hotline.
The hotline will be open Mon-Fri from 8AM-4PM.

COVID-19 Vaccine Now in Phase 1A, Vaccinating Healthcare Workers

Click here to register for the vaccine:

This is not to set up an appointment, just to register. We will contact you when it is your turn.

Click here to learn more about the distribution phases

ATENCIÓN RESIDENTES DEL CONDADO DE WILL

Will County Health Department La lineament directa del Coronavirus esta abierta de Lunes-Viernes 8AM-4PM

LINEA DIRECTA: 815.740.8977

No horas sábado

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ILLINOIS
CORONAVIRUS
HOTLINE

1.800.889.3931

Email: DPH.sick@illinois.gov

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Recent News & Events

Senior Services of Will County Offering Assistance for Elderly with Health Department COVID Vaccine Registration Survey

The Will County Health Department (WCHD) and Senior Services of Will County have formed a partnership intended to assist senior residents of Will County with the COVID Vaccination Survey on WCHD’s website. Due to the fact that some senior residents have had some...

Will County Health Department Asking for Patience from all Residents and Senior Community with COVID-19 Vaccinations

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