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Influenza (flu) Vaccinations

VA and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommend that everyone six months and older get a flu shot yearly. The flu shot is the best way to slow the spread of the flu from person to person.

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Our Flu Lobby clinic ended on November 14th. However, if you need a flu shot or other vaccines, you can visit your Primary Care Provider on campus or at any of our clinics. If you received your flu vaccine elsewhere, please call us at the number listed below so we can update your medical record.
 

Report your outside flu vaccination to FLU (1358). Please leave your name, last 4 of your social, location and date of vaccination.

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Respiratory Virus Testing

All VA Outreach Clinics will be offering respiratory virus testing starting October 1st during normal business hours. Veterans with symptoms can go to their nearest VA clinic to be tested for Covid, RSV, Flu A & B.

All testing is provided at the provider's discretion

  • Use this tool to help you learn about the flu and the flu vaccine

  • The flu (influenza) is caused by a virus that is easily spread. Learn more here.

  • This information is from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) and provides information about the flu, vaccines, treatment, and factsheets

  • Learn about eligibility, participating community partners and billing information related to vaccines.

  • Click here to try the CDC's The Adult Vaccine Assessment Tool.

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