Collin County Health Services uses an automated phone system to confirm your place on the waitlist. This call will come from 972-999-9999. Listen to the entire message and press 1 when prompted to confirm your place on the list. These calls will continue (up to three calls daily to each provided phone number) until you offer confirmation after listening to the message.
We are working in partnership with our city’s medical direction team, Collin County Health Care Services, Baylor Scott & White Medical Center and Medical City McKinney, McKinney ISD, and Collin College to begin scaling up our abilities to administer many more doses to the community as vaccines become more widely available. The McKinney location is one of four Collin County vaccination centers planned, all of which are hoping to be operational by this coming Monday. Ultimately, all four hubs will be working from the master Collin County waitlist and it is the goal to ramp up to between 10,000 and 15,000 vaccines a day collectively.
We will make every attempt to contact individuals as their names reach the top of the list. We cannot guarantee at this time what phone number will be used to communicate to waitlist participants. We encourage you to answer phone calls, even from an unknown number, and check voicemails and emails (including spam folders) often. When you are contacted, you will be provided with appointment information including time, location, and procedures.
The McKinney Fire Department has implemented safety protocols and strict schedules at the vaccination site to keep people properly distanced and to ensure minimal lines. Please help us by abiding by the following protocols:
- Only come to the stadium with a scheduled appointment; walk-ups will not be vaccinated.
- Show up to your appointment on time on the scheduled day, not several hours early.
- McKinney is vaccinating the public from the Collin County waitlist. Please do not contact the city for an appointment.
Due to the limited volume of vaccines available to McKinney and Collin County, you are encouraged to contact your primary health care provider and local pharmacy to inquire about additional vaccine availability. These providers represent the preferred distribution method and we expect as vaccines become more available in the coming months, this will be the best place to get a vaccine. Most private health care providers like pharmacies, hospitals, and physicians are maintaining their vaccine waitlists separate from the Collin County Health Care Services waitlist.