Cooper Health Providing COVID-19 Vaccine Throughout South Jersey

Cooper University Health Care is now offering COVID-19 vaccinations in 40 of its primary care offices throughout South Jersey, the health care system announced Tuesday morning.

“With the delta variant of the virus surging in the state, we know it is crucial to expand the number of community-based vaccination sites to prevent the further spread of COVID-19,” Cooper co-CEO Kevin O’Dowd said. “Cooper’s primary care offices are conveniently located throughout the region and provide another option for many patients.”

“Patients often have long-standing relationships with their care provider,” Cooper co-CEO Anthony J. Mazzarelli said. “By making COVID-19 vaccinations available in many of our primary care offices, patients can also discuss any concerns and have their questions answered by a trusted physician or advanced practice provider.”

All Cooper Primary Care, Cooper Care Alliance, Cooper General Pediatrics, and Cooper Obstetrics and Gynecology offices are now offering the COVID-19 vaccine by appointment.

Cooper patients, as well as patients of MD Anderson Cancer Center at Cooper and the Early Intervention Program, are able to receive the vaccine at those locations.

Patients can schedule an appointment through their myCooper account. Those without a myCooper account can create one here.

Cooper also offers COVID-19 vaccinations to the general public by appointment at Cooper University Hospital in Camden.

The Vaccination Center, located at the hospital's Kelemen Circle, at the corner of Haddon Avenue and Benson Street, is open Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

For more information about the COVID-19 vaccination in general, visit Cooper Vaccine Information Center.