Flu Shot ages 4+ What is the flu? The flu is a contagious disease that causes fever, sore throat, chills, fatigue, cough, headaches, and muscle aches. What is the risk? The flu can cause serious reactions in some people. You should receive the vaccine to protect yourself and your family. Why do I need the vaccine now? The CDC recommends that every adult receive a flu shot every year. Last year's vaccine may not protect you this year.

Tdap + Flu Shot (Tetanus, Diptheria, and Pertussis) Who should get one? For ages 11+ to protect yourself and prevent the spread of Whooping Cough to young children. What is the risk? The disease can be life threatening for infants. Adults who are not vaccinated can pass on the infection. Cases of Whooping Cough are on the rise. When do I need the vaccine? The CDC recommends this vaccine if you have not had a tetanus booster in the past two years. Your Immunity fades 5-10 years after the last childhood vaccination. Pneumonia + Flu Shot Who should get one? For ages 65+ and who have not had a pneumonia shot in the past 5 years. What is the risk? Drugs that were once used to treat pneumonia are less effective because the bacteria have developed resistance. Pneumonia is a leading cause of vaccine-preventable deaths in the United States and worldwide. When do I need the vaccine? For ages 65+ and have not had a pneumonia shot in the past five (5) years.