Flu shots are still available

The cost is $25.00. See below for more information on schedules, costs and insurance information.
Flu shots are available for adults and children during our walk-in immunization clinics (see schedule below).

Utica: 406 Elizabeth Street
Monday 1:00pm-3:30pm
Thursday 1:00pm-3:30pm

Rome: 300 W. Dominick Street
Tuesday 1:00pm-3:00pm

Where else can I get the flu shot?

Payment and Insurance Information:

There are four ways to pay:

• Medicare:
  Medicare Part B - If you are covered, Medicare Part B (non-HMO) will be billed for this shot. Many of the Medicare Managed Care plans cover influenza vaccine only if the vaccine was provided in health care providers' offices. If payment is denied by Medicare you will be responsible for payment of this service.
  Medicare Part D - If you are insured by Medicare Managed Care plans, you must be sure to bring your Medicare Part D card with you. If payment is denied you will be responsible for payment of this service. Please be aware, some insurance companies may not cover your shot in a public clinic. Please check with your insurance company.
• Medicaid -  You must bring your card with you
• Cash or personal checks
• Some private insurance plans are accepted including AARP, Excellus, Humana, Progressive, RMSCO, Today’s Option, United Healthcare/Empire. **Please be aware, some insurance companies may not cover your shot in a public clinic. Please check with your insurance company

You will not be turned away if you cannot pay.

Here Is What To Bring To Your Appointment

• Payment:  Medicare card Part B, Part D, Medicaid card, cash or personal check
• Insurance card
• Drivers license (if you have one)

Please come at your scheduled appointment time. There is no need to arrive early.
Clinics are staffed to move you through quickly. Short sleeve shirts are recommended.

Those showing up without an appointment will have to wait until those with an appointment have been seen.

The flu is a contagious respiratory illness caused by influenza viruses. It can cause mild to severe illness, and at times can lead to death.

The best way to prevent the flu is by getting vaccinated each year.  This year, experts say everyone 6 months age and older should get vaccinated. See Guidelines The flu spreads when people cough, sneeze, or talk.  Learn how to protect yourself from the Flu.