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Use this link.   Key in your zip code and you will be provided with a list of where you can get a flu shot both Seasonal and H1N1 if you meet requirements. 

Phone numbers are provided so you can call to ensure before driving to the locaton.   Caution note if location is noted as being Temporarily out of stock!

Mecklenburg County Health Department
H1N1 FLU (SWINE FLU) UPDATE 

Health Department Now Taking H1N1 Flu Shot Appointments

We are now taking H1N1 flu shot appointments for all target groups. Current vaccine supplies allow health department staff to administer the H1N1 vaccination to:

• Pregnant women
• People who live with or care for children younger than 6 months old
• Health care and emergency medical services personnel
• Persons between the ages of 6 months and 24 years old
• Persons aged 25-65 who have chronic medical conditions

Appointments can be made by calling (704) 432-5100 or online at www.meckhealth.org/h1n1.

Have a Happy, Healthy Thanksgiving

No one wants to be sick during this time with family and friends, so this Thanksgiving especially, it’s important to remember that staying healthy is a shared responsibility. Remember:

• Travel only when you feel well
• Wash your hands often
• Cover your coughs and sneezes with a tissue or your sleeve
• Get a flu vaccination if you’re in a target group

Mecklenburg County Health Department
H1N1 FLU (SWINE FLU) UPDATE

H1N1 Flu Shots for Anyone
We are now accepting appointments for anyone who wishes to be protected from the H1N1 virus. Appointments are available beginning Monday, December 7th and can be scheduled now online at www.meckhealth.org/h1n1 or by calling (704) 432-5100 between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.

2 H1N1 Flu Shots Needed for Children 9 Years Old and Younger
Parents are reminded that children through 9 years of age should get two doses of vaccine, about a month apart. Older children and adults need only one dose.

H1N1 and Kids
Children and adolescents with certain medical conditions are at higher risk of having complications from flu. All children under the age of 2 are also at a higher risk for flu complications. Learn what medical conditions put you at higher risk at http://www.cdc.gov/Features/ChildrenH1N1.