Click here for a printer friendly version of the FLU CLINIC Brochure.            

Flu Vaccine Shots:

          High risk population qualify for state flu vaccine. The high risk populations are:

·        Children 6 months to 5 years

·        Persons over 50

·        Persons with a chronic disease (i.e. heart, lung, CP, MD, diabetes, etc.) who are under medical care.   (High blood pressure or cholesterol is not considered high risk.)

·        Pregnant women

·        Household contacts, and caregivers of children through the age of  five years or a person(s) with a chronic illness.  This includes health care personnel who provide direct patient care. 

For those children and adults who are high risk:
  • State vaccine is $7.00 for children through 18 years 

  • Preservative free flu vaccine 37months through 18 years is $20.75

  • State vaccine is $8.00 for adults 19 years and over

For the general healthy population:
Private vaccine is $18.50 for adults

Flu mist (administered nasally) is available for those ages 2 years through 49 years who are healthy/ without a medical condition:

* State flu mist is $7.00 for children 2 years through 18 years.

* Private flu mist is $34.75 for adults 19 years through 49 years.

 

          Pnuemonia Shots are available for those who qualify due to age or chronic illness.  Please discuss this with a screener or nurse at the clinic site.  The maximum cost is $15.00.

 

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Please help to prevent the spread of flu this winter. Cover your coughs and sneezes with a tissue. Wash your hands frequently with warm water and soap. Stay home from work or school if you are sick.

 

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          What if you do not live in the Health District?

          Click here for a map of the district. The Delaware General Health District covers all of Delaware County except for Columbus, Dublin, and Westerville. If you live in one of those incorporated areas, you are served by either Columbus Public Health or, in the case of Dublin and Westerville, the Franklin County Board of Health. Please note that hundreds of Delaware County residents with Dublin and Westerville mailing addresses reside in the townships which are part of the Delaware General Health District.

Southeast Delaware County areas incorporated into the City of Westerville
Call the Franklin County Health Department

Southwest Delaware County areas incorporated into the City of Dublin
Call the Franklin County Health Department

Southern Delaware County areas by Polaris annexed into the City of Columbus
Call the Columbus Health Department

American Public Health Association Influenza Preparedness

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