COVID-19

We're All In This Together.

The COVID-19 pandemic emergency has posed a monumental challenge for America’s healthcare system, and that has certainly been the case at Chester County Hospital. From our physicians and nurses to administrative personnel to support staff, the entire Chester County Hospital family has been giving their all - 24/7 - to care for those directly impacted by the Coronavirus, as well as meeting the ongoing healthcare needs of everyone in our community.

On these pages, we share important updates on our visitation guidelines, vaccination information and answers about COVID-19 and the vaccines.

Ask any Chester County Hospital employee about the Covid-19 vaccine.

Chester County Hospital Vaccination Distribution Information

Patient FAQs

Patient Visitor Guidelines

Vaccines are about to change the world...again. mRNA Vaccines are currently being used to battle COVID-19, and have the potential to eradicate diseases like HIV, herpes, sickle cell anemia, and even cancer. Learn how the vaccines work and where the technology could be headed in this explainer video.

Currently, the Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna vaccines for COVID-19 use the mRNA (messenger RNA) technology developed at Penn by infectious disease expert Drew Weissman, MD, PhD, along with longtime research collaborator Katalin Karikó, PhD, an adjunct associate professor. Dr. Weissman has been studying mRNA vaccines for decades. This technology could change the way future vaccines are made to prevent countless other diseases.

We're All In This Together.

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Virtual Wellness Presentations & Classes

Vaccines.gov

COVID-19 Resources and Links