Fight the flu
· Protect yourself, protect others, get a flu vaccine annually.
· Prevent the spread of germs, cover coughs and sneezes.
· Protect yourself, protect others, get a flu vaccine annually.
· Prevent the spread of germs, cover coughs and sneezes.
A yearly flu vaccination is the best tool currently available to protect against influenza (flu). The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) recommends annual vaccinations as the first and most important step in protecting against the flu and its potentially serious complications. Flu vaccination is also an important preventative tool for those with chronic health conditions.
During flu season, flu shots are offered to area residents at no charge. However, a $10 per person donation is suggested and helps support staffing and other expenses related to the clinics.
Children under 12 and pregnant women cannot receive their flu shots at a flu clinic, and should make appointments to be vaccinated at either the RCMS Gualala health center – 884-4005 – or the Point Arena health center – 882-1704.
During flu season, flu shots are offered to area residents at no charge. However, a $10 per person donation is suggested and helps support staffing and other expenses related to the clinics.
Children under 12 and pregnant women cannot receive their flu shots at a flu clinic, and should make appointments to be vaccinated at either the RCMS Gualala health center – 884-4005 – or the Point Arena health center – 882-1704.
Check here for the flu clinic schedule in fall 2017...
If you missed the 2016 community flu clinics please call 884-4005 to make an appointment.
