FLU VACCINE AND CLINIC SCHEDULING
We have received our FluMist vaccine shipment
FLUMIST SPECIFIC INFORMATION:
Because FluMist is a live vaccine, please see the following restrictions:
- Ages 2 to 49
- No other live vaccines (MMR, Varicella, Rotavirus) or oral steroids in the last month.
- No history of asthma or wheezing.
See the individual consent forms for additional precautions/information.
CLINIC SCHEDULE:
There will be daily afternoon nurse visit appointments for flu vaccines.
We have the following Wednesday evening flu clinics scheduled from 6:00 to 7:30 PM:
- September 23, 2026
- October 7, 2026
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October 21, 2026 - Annual Trunk or Treat Event
SCHEDULING:
Please utilize our on-line link to schedule into flu clinics for faster service. You will be able to see the entire schedule that is available. This is the quickest way to schedule, but you can also call the office if you have questions.
On-Line Scheduling
(You do not have to have an active MyChart
account to use this on-line scheduling tool)
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Click the red link above.
- Select an appointment date and time.
- Use one of the following options:
- Log in and schedule through MyChart (if your child has an an active account).
- Parents will schedule as a guest.
- Consent forms for the vaccine can be found on our website. These will need to be completed, printed, and brought to your clinic visit.
- If you are a parent, we will not bill your insurance. Please select "no insurance" for this section during online scheduling as there is no need to enter this information. The charge for adult vaccines is $40.00.
- Your visit to our office will be even faster if you E-check in. You will receive an email inviting you to do this before your appointment.
- You will not need to specify shot or FluMist when scheduling, but should complete the appropriate form and bring it to the clinic appointment.
Appointments are currently being offered throughout September and October. If need dictates, additional clinics will be added.
It is recommended that everyone ages 6 months and older receive an annual flu vaccine. Children under 9 years of age who have never received a flu vaccine should receive two doses at least one month apart. Once this is done, only one dose will be required annually.
Visit the Influenza Page of our website for full schedule details, additional information, and instructions.
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