It’s been a little more than a year since the Docket app won the Office of the National Coordinator for Health IT’s (ONC) Move Health Data Forward (MHDF) Challenge, focused on helping consumers consolidate and share their health data. ![]() The first in an occasional series of “Where are they now?” posts about past ONC Challenge winners All immunization records obtained through an NJIIS request will be mailed only they cannot be emailed.įor more information, visit the Docket app FAQ.įollow the New Jersey Department of Health on Twitter Facebook /njdeptofhealth, Instagram and LinkedIn /company/njdeptofhealth.įor more information, visit our homepage at nj.gov/health. Individuals also can request their immunization record by visiting and clicking on “Submit a Request” at the top of the page. If someone has lost their COVID-19 vaccination card or needs additional proof of vaccination, the app offers an alternative to easily access their record. This data is used to show a person’s COVID-19 immunization record through Docket. NJIIS captures an individual’s name, phone number, and demographic details which were shared at the time of vaccination. The app adheres to federal and state standards for data security and privacy. Information in Docket will be used only to provide consumers with electronic access to their own COVID-19 vaccination record. NJDOH has worked with New York State and New York City to obtain records of New Jersey residents vaccinated there and is working on obtaining records for New Jersey residents vaccinated in other states/jurisdictions.ĭocket is a CDC-approved application currently used in Utah and planned for rollout in additional states. If a resident received their COVID-19 vaccine out-of-state, their records may not be available in NJIIS. The app currently only displays COVID-19 vaccination details, however, future plans include expanded access for other full immunization histories. “Providing this COVID-19 record digitally, as is done with other health records, simplifies access to consumers.”ĭocket connects people directly with the NJIIS to deliver up-to-date COVID-19 immunization records for individuals and their families vaccinated in New Jersey. “If you don’t have your vaccination card with you or you have lost it, you can easily access your record through the app,” said Health Commissioner Judith Persichilli. The app, developed by New York-based Docket Health, Inc., also can provide access to family members’ COVID-19 records through a shared account. ![]() ![]() Individuals with an email or phone number on file with the New Jersey Immunization Information System (NJIIS) can access and download their COVID-19 vaccination record using the app. The app allows people vaccinated in New Jersey to easily access their COVID-19 record digitally in case they lost their vaccination card or want quick access to their record. The free New Jersey consumer access Docket app is now available in the App store or on Google Play in English or Spanish depending on Smartphone settings. TRENTON – In an effort to expand consumer access to immunization records, a new app from the New Jersey Department of Health (NJDOH) makes it easier for individuals and families vaccinated in the state to access their COVID-19 vaccination record.
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