Adult Flu & Pneumonia Vaccine Schedule

(Vaccine availability based on supply) 

$30 for Flu Immunization $45 for Pneumonia

Medicare Part B Accepted

Racine County

Aurora Health Center

8348 Washington Avenue • Racine

October 15

10am.- 2p.m

Gooseberries

690 W. State Street • Burlington

October 15

10am.– 2pm

Sentry

156 S Pine Street • Burlington

October 21

10am.–  2pm.

Aurora Health Center

818 Forrest Lane  • Waterford

October 22 & 23

10am. – 2pm.

Aurora Wellness Center

300 McCanna Parkway • Burlington

October 28

3 pm – 7 pm

Belle City Senior Center

201 Goold Street • Racine

October 29

10am – 2pm.

Aurora Pharmacy- QuickCare

3900 Erie Street  • Racine

November 5

3 pm – 7 pm

Gooseberries

690 W. State Street • Burlington

November 8

10am – 2pm

Belle City Senior Center

201 Goold Street • Racine

November 13

10am – 2pm

Aurora Wellness Center

300 McCanna Parkway • Burlington

November 18

10am – 2pm

Aurora Pharmacy

210 S. Pine Street • Burlington

December 3

10am – 2pm

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
Kenosha County

Aurora Medical Center

10400 75th Street • Kenosha

October 9

10am – 2pm

Aurora Pharmacy

25320 75th Street • Paddock Lake

October 22

10am – 2pm

Aurora Pharmacy

700 N Lake Street • Twin Lakes

November 1

10am – 2pm

Aurora Medical Center

10400 75th Street • Kenosha

November 11

10am – 2pm
Walworth County

Grand Geneva Resort & Spa

7036 Grand Geneva Way • Lake Geneva

October 9

10am – 2pm

Showboat Movie Theater

2565 State Road 120 • Lake Geneva

November 6

8 am – 1pm

Milwaukee County

Potter’s Piggly Wiggly

2201 E. Rawson Avenue • Oak Creek

October 14

10am – 2pm

Sentry

7140 S. 76th Street • Franklin

October 16

10am – 2pm

Oak Creek Community Center

8580 S. Howell Avenue • Oak Creek

October 27

10am – 2pm

Hales Corners Health Department

5885 S. 116th Street • Hales Corners

October 29

Noon – 6pm

Aurora Health Center

5250 S. 108th Street • Hales Corners

November 7

10am – 2pm

 

    Who Should Not Get the Flu Vaccine? 

 People who should not be given the influenza vaccine are those who are:

  • ill now and/or have a fever
  • allergic to eggs
  • allergic to thimerosal (a preservative)
  • history of Guillain-Barre Syndrome (a paralyzing illness)

    Who Should Get the Pneumonia Vaccine?

       People age 65 years and older.
       People under 65 years of age with a chronic illness including:

  • Cardiovascular disease
  • Lung disease
  • Diabetes mellitus
  • Alcoholism
  • Liver disease
  • Cerebrospinal fluid leaks

    • People under 65 years of age who have a compromised immune system (e.g.: asplenia, Hodgkin’s disease, leukemia, lymphoma, chronic renal failure, HIV infection, nephrotic disease, chemotherapy, organ or bone marrow transplant.

     

    Who Should Receive a Second Pneumonia Vaccine

    A one-time revaccination is recommended for the following people:

  • Adults age 65 years or older who got their first dose when they were less than 65 years, if 5 or more years have passed since that dose.


  • Adults with a special health condition listed above if 5 or more years have passed since the first dose.

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    Who Should Not Get the Pneumonia Vaccine?

    People who should not receive the Pneumococcal pneumonia vaccine include those who are:   

  • severely allergic to a previous Pneumococcal vaccine
  • allergic to thimerosal
  • pregnant