H1N1 Clinics and Events

This page was last updated 3/19/2010 at 4:45 PM.

H1N1 Injectable
H1N1 Mist

We are currently scheduling walk-in clinics to administer the H1N1 vaccine. No appointment time is necessary for these clinics. The Seasonal Fu shot is also available. It is not too late to receive vaccination against either flu.

• Cost: H1N1 Vaccine: FREE
  
  
  Seasonal Vaccine:
  • Children 6 mo - 18 yrs = Free
  • 19 yrs and older = $20 (Cash, Check or Medicare Part B accepted)
  
  
• Location: Columbia Health Center
  
  7180 Columbia Gateway Drive

• Cost: H1N1 Vaccine: FREE
  
  
  Seasonal Vaccine:
  • Children 6 mo - 18 yrs = Free
  • 19 yrs and older = $20 (Cash, Check or Medicare Part B accepted)
  
  
  
• Location: Longwood Senior Center
  6150 Foreland Garth Columbia, MD 21045

• Cost: H1N1 Vaccine: FREE
  
  
  Seasonal Vaccine:
  • Children 6 mo - 18 yrs = Free
  • 19 yrs and older = $20 (Cash, Check or Medicare Part B accepted)
  
  
  
• Location: East Columbia 50+ Center
  6600 Cradlerock Way Columbia, MD 21045

• Cost: H1N1 Vaccine: FREE
  
  
  Seasonal Vaccine:
  • Children 6 mo - 18 yrs = Free
  • 19 yrs and older = $20 (Cash, Check or Medicare Part B accepted)
  
  
  
• Location: Glenwood 50+ Center
  Glenwood Community Center
  2400 Route 97 Cooksville, MD 21723

• Cost: H1N1 Vaccine: FREE
  
  
  Seasonal Vaccine:
  • Children 6 mo - 18 yrs = Free
  • 19 yrs and older = $20 (Cash, Check or Medicare Part B accepted)
  
  
  
• Location: The Bain Center
  5470 Ruth Keeton Way Columbia, MD 21044

Target populations identified at greater risk for complications from H1N1 are strongly encouraged to be vaccinated. The CDC also recommends that all others wanting protection against the H1N1 and Seasonal flu be vaccinated too. Remember, the flu season does not end until May, so there is still time to get vaccinated. The CDC target groups include:

• Pregnant women
• People who live with or care for children younger than 6 months of age
• Young people between the ages of six months and 24 years old
• People ages of 25 through 64 years of age who are at higher risk because of chronic health problems or weakened immune systems
• Healthcare and emergency medical services personnel

Children under the age of 10 will require a second booster dose a minimum of 21 days after the first dose.