The South Milwaukee Health Department will offer flu shots for adults and children from 2 to 4 p.m. every Thursday through March 31.
Cost for adults is $15, and shots for children are free. This is a walk-in clinic, so no appointments are necessary.
Call the Health Department for more information at 768-8055. And here is more information from the Centers for Disease Control about the 2010-11 flu season.
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Now, anyone can get the H1N1 vaccine.
The South Milwaukee Health Department is hosting four H1N1 flu clinics in the next two weeks — all open to the general public — at City Hall, 2424 15th Avenue.
The following clinics, each held from 1 to 4:30 p.m., are by appointment only. Appointments can be made by calling the Health Department at 768-8055.
For information on future clinics, please call 2-1-1, or log on to www.wisconsinfluclinic.info.
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Today’s TMJ4 stopped by the South Milwaukee H1N1 clinic on Wednesday, and reporter Jay Olstad filed this report.
South Milwaukee Gets Its First Shot at Swine Flu Vaccines
Lines were indeed long early, but by the time my mother took my 4-year-old son for his nasal vaccine at about 11:15 a.m., there was no wait.
Thanks again to our Health Department and others for putting this on. It’s a big undertaking, and it was a long day (and night before setting up) for all involved. We should all be grateful for the dedication of this department in keeping our residents healthy.
I’ll keep you posted on any upcoming clinics. You can also call 211 to learn more about vaccination opportunities, or log on to www.wisconsinfluclinic.info for a Flu Clinic Locator tool. And check out this document from the Health Department with more information on H1N1.
You can learn more about the South Milwaukee Health Department and all the valuable services it provides — your tax dollars at work — here.
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