For most people, getting the flu means getting sick – usually for about a week. But for some people, the flu can be deadly. In the US, the flu kills tens of thousands of people per year.
So protect yourself and your loved ones: get a flu shot so you don’t pass it on to people who are more vulnerable than you are.
Overview
If you would like to get a flu shot at a community flu clinic or health center, please use the map below to make an appointment. Please note that a mask is required to enter a community flu clinic or health center.
You can also find a walk-in clinic on the calendar below.
Do I need insurance?
If you don’t have health insurance and you are 19 years of age and older, you can get your flu shot at a community flu clinic or health center.
If you do have health insurance, most pharmacies will give a flu shot to anybody over age 9.
Flu clinic calendar
Use this calendar to find a walk-in flu clinic.
Flu clinic map
Use this map to find a community health center (orange), federally qualified health center (yellow) or pharmacy (purple) where you can get a flu shot. Please call ahead to make an appointment.
Find a location to get a flu shot
- Community Health Center
- Federally Qualified Health Center
- pharmacy