Influenza is a highly contagious disease. The virus of the flu “bug” can spread quickly and be extremely dangerous, especially to those with heart or lung problems. You don’t need a prescription to get this important vaccine, and it is covered entirely by Medicare.

All adults over age 65 should receive this vaccine to prevent the serious pneumonia infection. This disease is becoming more resistant to some drugs and is therefore more difficult to treat than in the past. Available without a prescription and covered entirely by Medicare, getting this vaccination simply makes sense.

This vaccine (Zostavax) is designed to prevent Shingles—a painful, life-changing disease. In addition, it is not covered under your regular Medicare card, but it is partially covered by your Medicate Part D prescription plan.

This vaccine protects against Tetanus, Diphtheria and Pertussis (Whooping Cough). Recently (Oct 2012) the ACIP recommends the administration of Tdap to ALL adults aged 65 and older. (In many cases this can be billed to your Medicare prescription plan). Further adult recommendations include:

• Any person having close contact with a baby younger than 12 months of age
• Pregnant women during every pregnancy

For the most up to date recommendations on COVID-19 vaccines, click here to visit the CDC's website and guidance.

No pre-registration is required and vaccines can be administered on a walk-in basis!

You can locate Vaccine Fact Sheets below.

MODERNA COVID-19 VACCINE, BIVALENT Fact Sheet