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Due to flooding at the main medical center, some services have moved.

Neurology and internal medicine (endocrinology, infectious disease, pulmonary (not pulmonary rehab), rheumatology, and vascular surgery) moved to building 3. Patients can park in in the lots surrounding building 3.  

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Influenza (flu) Vaccinations

Flu vaccines are highly recommended to reduce the chance of getting sick with flu and to prevent the spread of flu to others. They can decrease your chances of hospitalization and are available to all eligible and enrolled Veterans at no cost. We ask that you wear a short-sleeved shirt when you go to get vaccinated.

Get Your Flu Shot

VA Salt Lake City Vaccine Clinic is fast approaching! As we wrap up summer and head into the fall, we also head back into flu season. Let our medical staff help you plan and update your annual vaccines to keep you well through the upcoming seasons.

Starting mid-September, VA Salt Lake City is offering a drive-thru vaccine clinic and a drop-in vaccine clinic in the lobby of Building 14. You can also get your vaccines at your scheduled Primary Care appointments.

 

Starting September 17th: Vaccine Drive-Thru Clinic and Building 14, lobby drop-in clinic hours: 8AM-2PM, Monday-Friday

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Clinic Location Days Times Pocatello Drop-in: Mon – Friday Drop-in: 9am-11am Idaho Falls Tues/Thurs 2-4pm Wednesday 10-12pm Ogden M W F 10am – 2pm Cache Valley M – F 1 – 3 pm South Jordan M – F 8am – 4pm Elko M – F 2pm – 4pm Orem M – F 11am – 3pm Price M W F 1 – 4pm Roosevelt Friday 1:30 – 4pm St. George Saturday, 9/28 8am – 12pm Saturday, 10/5 8am – 12pm M - F 10am – 12pm, 1:30 - 3pm

  • Are you curious to learn what vaccines are recommended for you? Check out this link and fill out the questionnaire below. A list of suggested vaccines will be provided based on your health factors. Discuss any recommendations with your Primary Care provider.

  • 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.

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

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