Flu clinics are by appointment only.  Please be on time for your appointment as we are trying to vaccinate as many children as possible.

We DO NOT accept walk in patients for office visits or vaccinations. **Please do not make appointments for one child and bring siblings in as well-we will only vaccinate child who has an appointment-we open appointments according to vaccine supply and this will cause someone who already has an appointment not be able to get their vaccine-we ask for your consideration in this matter.  Thank you.**

NEW INFORMATION AS OF 2/05/2010:

We have FLU MIST available for children over 3 years old and who are not high risk (see below for high risk criteria).  We will offer this until 2/22/2010.

We have preservative free H1N1 vaccine for children under 3 years old.  We will offer this until 2/14/2010.

We have H1N1 for any age child available. This does contain preservatives.  We will be offering this for the next few months.

Please call the office to schedule an appointment for your vaccines. We will no longer have flu clinics at this time and will work you into our daily schedule.

Thank you.

 There has been a change this year with State flu vaccine: all children aged 6 months to 18 years of age will be eligible for the State flu vaccine.  In the past only high risk patients were eligible.  **IF ABOVE IT IS STATED THAT THE VACCINE IS A PRIVATE VACCINE YOUR INSURANCE COMPANY WILL BE BILLED OR IF YOU DO NOT HAVE INSURANCE YOU WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR PAYMENT AT THE TIME OF SERVICE.**

Please continue to monitor our website for the most up to date information on schedules and vaccine availability.

What is Flu Mist? 

Flu mist is not a shot; it is a gentle mist that is sprayed into the nose.

Flu mist does not contain thimerosal or other preservatives.

SOME PEOPLE SHOULD NOT GET FLU MIST:

Children between 6 months and 23 months.  THE CHILD MUST HAVE HAD THEIR 2 YEAR OLD BIRTHDAY TO RECEIVE FLU MIST.

Children younger than 5 with asthma or one or more episodes of wheezing within the past year.

People who have long-term health problems with:heart disease, lung disease, asthma, kidney or liver disease, metabolic disease, such as diabetes, anemia, and other blood disorders.

Anyone with certain muscle or nerve disorders: such as seizure disorders or cerebral palsy.

Anyone with a weakened immune system.

Children or adolescents on long-term aspirin therapy.

Tell the doctor if you ever had Guillain-Barre' syndrome.

FLU CLINIC SCHEDULES:

IMPORTANT INFORMATION: You must wait 30 days between flu mists. Please see following:

Seasonal flu shot and H1N1 shot-can be done same day

Seasonal flu shot and H1N1 mist-can be done same day.

Seasonal flu mist and H1N1 shot-can be done same day.

Seasonal flu mist and H1N1 mist-MUST WAIT 30 DAYS IN BETWEEN VACCINATIONS.

FLU CLINIC DATES BELOW:

Please call our office to schedule your appointment.  We no longer are scheduling flu clinics at this time.  We will work you into our regular daily schedule.

Thank you.