2018-2019 Seasonal Flu Information
A flu vaccine is the FIRST and BEST step to prevent getting the flu. Flu vaccine will keep you and your loved ones safe from a very serious disease. The recommendation for flu vaccine is EVERY ONE - EVERY YEAR. Flu shots are available for children and adults.
For Infants, Children & Teens:
- The CDC recommends that children ages 6 months through 18 years of age receive a flu vaccine every year.
- If your child is insured, please make an appointment with your primary care provider for vaccinations.
- If you child is eligible for Vaccines for Children (VFC), you can visit the Public Health Division for vaccinations.
- ELIGIBILITY: Children through 18 years of age are eligible if they are Medicaid eligible or enrolled, uninsured, American Indian or Alaska Native or underinsured (insurance does not cover vaccines- please contact your insurance provider to verify if vaccines are covered).
- All recommended childhood immunizations are offered through the Vaccines for Children Program (VFC). For each vaccine, a $10 administration fee is applied. (If necessary, fees may be waived.)
- Please bring all written immunization records, if available.
- A parent or legal guardian must be present during the appointment for children under the age of 18
For Adults:
- The CDC recommends that all adults receive a flu vaccine every year
- For adults, the cost for flu vaccine is $30.
- Medicaid/Medicare will be billed for covered immunizations. Please check with your insurance provider for coverage questions.
- No appointment needed. Immunizations are available as a walk-in service during business hours
Helpful Links
Community & Occupational Flu Outreach:
Waukesha County Public Health provides the following community & occupational outreach programs. For questions and details please contact us: 262-896-8430
