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
You don’t need health insurance to get your flu shot. You can visit a Community Flu Clinic or a Health Center’s walk-in flu shot hours. Find one that’s convenient to where you live or work.
There are no upcoming events.
If you do have health insurance, you can visit a pharmacy that provides vaccines.
Who
If you don’t have health insurance, you must be ages 19 to 64 to 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.
Where and when
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. Community Health Centers have walk-in hours when you can get a flu shot without making an appointment if you don’t have insurance.
Find a location to get a flu shot
- Community Health Center
- Federally Qualified Health Center
- pharmacy