Indiana COVID vaccine eligibility drops to 45 and older

In an announcement on Tuesday morning, the Indiana Department of Public Health announced that COVID-19 vaccine eligibility has dropped to those who are 45 and older.

The state has been in a constant weekly pattern of opening up more eligibility to people, however officials did not state that if this pattern will continue moving forward. Two weeks ago, the state went back-to-back days of opening up the eligibility first to those 55 and older, then 50 and older the next day.

You can learn more about the vaccine and schedule your appointment here.

On a local level, the Bowen Center continues to operate a COVID hotline, where staff will help those who are uncomfortable with a computer or cannot connect to a computer to schedule their vaccination.

The hotline number is (574) 347-4256 and is open Monday – Friday 10 AM – 7 PM.

Bowen Center President and CEO Kurt Carlson, along with Laura Borsa spoke on Willie 103.5 Tuesday morning regarding the hotline and the vaccine, which you can watch below: