The Public Health Immunization clinic is open by appointment only. If you would like to schedule an appointment, please call 262-896-8430, option #5. If coming from a different state, or outside of the United States, please bring written immunization records, if available. Check Your Immunizations Here:
Immunization For Infants, Children & Teens:
Important Vaccine Guidelines:
- If your child is insured, please make an appointment with your primary care provider for vaccinations.
- If your 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).
- A parent or legal guardian must be present during the appointment for children under the age of 18.
Infant, Children & Teen Immunization Fees:
- All recommended childhood immunizations are offered through the Vaccines for Children Program (VFC). For each vaccine, a $15 administration fee is applied. (If necessary, fees may be waived.)
For Adults:
Adult Immunization Fees:
- Cash, charge, or check accepted
- Medicaid/Medicare will be billed for covered immunizations. Please check with your insurance provider for coverage questions.
- If you have no insurance, you may qualify for our Vaccines for Adults (VFA) Program at no cost.
International Travel Clinic Services (for Adults & Children)*
Getting vaccinated will help keep you safe and healthy while you're traveling. It will also help to ensure you don't bring home any serious diseases to your family, friends & community.
- It is best for travelers to schedule an appointment 6-8 weeks in advance to allow for scheduling & adequate immunization protection
- Please arrive 15 minutes before your appointment time for check-in and registration
What to bring with you:
- Immunization Record (if available)
- Travel Itinerary (including airport layovers)
Immunizations Provided & Fees
- $70 clinic fee per client
- Fees & immunizations may not be waived
- Cash, charge, or check accepted
- You do NOT have to be a Waukesha County resident to receive travel clinic services.
- Insurance not accepted
- Routinely recommended vaccines also available for children & adults
- Anti-malarial prescriptions provided based on nurse assessment
*Available through International Travel Program only. Appointment will be needed.*Waukesha County reserves the right to change fees without notice.
| Description |
Vaccines for Children (VFC) |
Adult Vaccinations |
| Cholera Oral* |
N/A |
$300 |
|
COVID-19
- Moderna Spikevax 6mo-11y
- Modrna Spikevax 12yr+)
|
$15 |
$155 |
| DTaP/Td/Tdap |
$15 |
$15 |
| Hepatitis A |
$15 |
$60/$105 |
| Hepatits B |
$15 |
$50/$75/$190 |
| Hepatitis A & B (Twinrix) |
$15 |
$135 |
| HiB |
$15 |
N/A |
| HPV |
$15 |
N/A |
| Influenza (Flulaval) |
$15 |
$35 |
| Influenza (Flumist) |
$15 |
$50 |
| High Dose Influenza (Fluzone) |
N/A |
$80 |
| Japanese Encephalitis* |
N/A |
$375 |
| Meningitis |
$15 |
$155/$175 |
| Meningitis B |
$15 |
$225 |
| MMR |
$15 |
$115 |
| Pneumonia |
$15 |
$145/$250/$290 |
| Polio |
$15 |
$65 |
| Rabies* |
N/A |
$420/$425 |
| Rotavirus |
$15 |
N/A |
| Shingles |
N/A |
$225 |
| Typhoid* |
N/A |
Fees Vary |
| Varicella |
$15 |
$200 |
| Yellow Fever* |
N/A |
$215
|
Attention Customers: Effective September 1, 2024, the following vaccine & screening prices will be increasing
| Immunization/Screening |
Previous Price |
New Price |
| Shingles |
$225 |
$235 |
| Typhoid |
$115 |
$120 |
| Yellow Fever |
$215 |
$225 |
Helpful Resources:
Wisconsin Immunization Law
The Waukesha County Public Health Division provides information to assist schools in meeting the requirements of the Wisconsin Student Immunization Law (Chapter 252, Wis. Stats. and DHS 144 Wis. Admin Code). The information supplements the directions found in the Wisconsin School Immunization Requirements booklet available on the Wisconsin Department of Health Services, Division of Public Health website:
https://www.dhs.wisconsin.gov/immunization/reqs.htm.
The School Report to Local Health Departments will be submitted electronically. This year we will continue to utilize an online process for schools to report to the local health departments and the state.
Link to RedCAP Survey: https://redcap.wisconsin.gov/surveys/?s=DXK47T9EM8RYCRWH
