Immunizations

Immunizations for preventable childhood/adult diseases are available for eligible children and adults during our regular immunization clinic hours (see Calendar of Events) or call us for an appointment.   

See the Immunization Schedules below for more information.

Influenza (also known as the flu) is a respiratory illness caused by flu viruses that can spread easily from person to person. Influenza can cause mild to severe illness. Symptoms usually are fever and cough or sore throat, and may also include headache, extreme tiredness, runny or stuffy nose, or muscle aches. Nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea can also occur, especially in children. 

What can you do? Get vaccinated! Everybody age 6 months and older should get influenza vaccine every year. 

Recommended FLU Resources:

CDC Influenza Vaccine Information 

This Flu Season

State immunization school requirements can be found here

• Pre-Kindergarten
• School Entry K-12​
• 7th & 12th Grade Entry

• Religious & Philosophical Exemptions​

• Medical Exemptions

West Virginia law requires students to receive the  TDAP and meningococcal (MCV4) vaccine for entry into both the 

Your children through 18 years of age may be  eligible for VFC vaccines. Check requirements here

•  West Virginia law requires students to receive the  TDAP and meningococcal (MCV4) vaccine for entry into both the 7th and 12th grades. 

• We encourage all 11 year olds to get Gardasil/HPV/Human Papillomavirus Vaccine, and Varicella/chickenpox booster

Click below for the recommended vaccinations by age from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC):

Recommended Immunizations for Birth Through 6 Years Old

Recommended Immunizations for Children 7–18 Years Old