Flu Shots

One Shot for A Season of Protection

It’s important to protect yourself and your loved ones from influenza by getting vaccinated each year. You can get a flu shot at several locations, including local pharmacies, your primary care provider, St. Luke’s or other local health care providers.

Easy Ways to Get Your Flu Shot

We’ll bill your insurance, and an invoice will be mailed for co-payment.

Schedule your appointment through MyChart. If you aren’t registered for MyChart, sign up today.
You can also make an appointment by calling your primary care provider.

Frequently Asked Questions

Symptom Checker

Are You Sick or Injured?

Our symptom checker provides trusted, educational information on a wide range of conditions. It offers guidance on home care and first aid when appropriate, and helps you know when to contact your provider, call 911, or visit the emergency department. You’ll also find dosage tables for common over-the-counter medications.

Every care guide is reviewed by physicians, specialists, and nurses to ensure accuracy, with patient safety as our top priority.

If you need more personalized advice about your symptoms or injury, please reach out to your provider.

Use the symptom checker

Additional Resources

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
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CDC Who Needs a Flu Vaccine and When
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CDC Information for the 2025-2026 Flu Season
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Flu Shots

Flu Shots

One Shot for A Season of Protection

Easy Ways to Get Your Flu Shot

Schedule at a St. Luke’s Clinic Near You

Attend a Flu Clinic EventAdults and children ages 12 and older. No appointment necessary.

Walk into a St. Luke’s PharmacyAdults and children ages 12 and older. No appointment necessary.

Walk into a St. Luke’s Urgent CareAdults and children over six months of age. No appointment necessary.

Walk into St. Luke’s Travel Medicine ClinicAdults and children over six months of age. No appointment necessary.

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between flu and COVID-19?

How does the flu spread?

Should I get vaccinated?

Can I get the flu and COVID-19 vaccines at the same time?

How can I prevent flu?

Should I wear a mask?

Is there a flu vaccine?

Is there a flu treatment?

Can people who recover from flu be infected again?

Flu Shots

Flu Shots

One Shot for A Season of Protection

Easy Ways to Get Your Flu Shot

Schedule at a St. Luke’s Clinic Near You

Attend a Flu Clinic EventAdults and children ages 12 and older. No appointment necessary.

Walk into a St. Luke’s PharmacyAdults and children ages 12 and older. No appointment necessary.

Walk into a St. Luke’s Urgent CareAdults and children over six months of age. No appointment necessary.

Walk into St. Luke’s Travel Medicine ClinicAdults and children over six months of age. No appointment necessary.

Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between flu and COVID-19?

How does the flu spread?

Should I get vaccinated?

Can I get the flu and COVID-19 vaccines at the same time?

How can I prevent flu?

Should I wear a mask?

Is there a flu vaccine?

Is there a flu treatment?

Can people who recover from flu be infected again?

Are You Sick or Injured?

Additional Resources

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

CDC Who Needs a Flu Vaccine and When

CDC Information for the 2025-2026 Flu Season

Are You Sick or Injured?

Additional Resources

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)

CDC Who Needs a Flu Vaccine and When

CDC Information for the 2025-2026 Flu Season