Helpful web links, numbers for information during COVID-19 pandemic

(WSPA) – As the coronavirus pandemic continues, many people have reached out about who to contact for more information on things such as filing for unemployment, business resources, and free school meal information.

Below you’ll find a list we’ve compiled of helpful contact information:

Vaccine Sign-up Links

Prisma Health — Vaccine appointments can be made through the MyChart portal. You can access your account, or create a new one here.
Bon Secours St. Francis — Vaccine appointments can be made through the system’s vaccine hotline: 866-624-0366.
Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System — Vaccine appointments can be made online. You can sign up for an appointment here.
AnMed Health — Vaccine appointments can be made through the MyChart portal or through the system’s vaccine hotline: 864-512-2897. You can access your account, or create a new one here.

DHEC Free Mobile Testing Clinics

DHEC list of mobile testing clinics
All of the mobile and popup testing clinics are free.

COVID-19 vaccine resources

Vaccination clinic location map
SC DHEC’s Care Line: 1-855-472-3432. The Care Line can’t schedule an appointment but can give you phone numbers for locations you can call to make an appointment.
Prisma Health: Fill out this vaccine request form or call 833-2PRISMA (833-277-4762). Note that each person must have their own email. You can not register more than one person with the same email.
Doctor’s Care: Click here to fill out a form to make an appointment at a location with availability.

Pandemic Crisis Services Response Coalition

covidmentalhealthsupport.org
Find a helpline where you are: Click here.

South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control

South Carolina Emergency Management Division

https://scemd.org/
866-246-0133

Child Care Vouchers for Essential Workers

As part of the CARES Act (Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security) child care assistance may be available for parents who are considered essential employees during the COVID-19 Pandemic. In order to qualify, you must be an essential worker, you must need child care so you may continue to report to work, and you must complete a child care application. For the purposes of this child care assistance program, the term “essential services” or “essential staff” is not a matter of which businesses are allowed to remain open or not. This assistance is for workers who are essential with respect to the actual COVID-19 emergency and response. In other words, those engaged in providing essential services (health care workers, first responders, commercial transport, critical state government operations); individuals involved in making sure the public has access to critical services (food, water, gas, utilities, sanitation, medical, child care); and critical infrastructure operations (communications, child care, national guard mobilization, transportation).
To apply, email christi.jeffcoat@dss.sc.gov. Provide your name and contact info. Please place “Essential Employee Child Care Request” in the subject line.

Economic Impact payments

Unemployment information