Pharmacy services
Vaccines
Flu and COVID-19 vaccines are available now, given by a pharmacist at the pharmacy. More recommended vaccines are launching, so call to check before you come in. Most plans, including Medicare and Medicaid, cover recommended vaccines. We check your coverage first.
Before you come in
- Call ahead so we can check stock and your coverage
- Bring your insurance card and a photo ID
- Bring your vaccine record if you have one
- Children: a parent or guardian must give consent
Vaccines we give
Flu, COVID-19 and more.
Who a vaccine is usually for is shown below. Your own needs depend on your age, health and vaccine history, so the pharmacist checks before giving any vaccine.
- Available now
Flu (influenza)
Protects against: Seasonal influenza
Recommended every fall for almost everyone. Given here from age 5.
- Available now
COVID-19
Protects against: COVID-19
Talk with our pharmacist about whether an updated dose is right for you. Given here from age 5.
- Launching
Shingles (Shingrix)
Protects against: Shingles and the nerve pain that can follow it
Adults 50 and older, and younger adults with a weakened immune system. Two doses.
Call to check availability.
- Launching
Pneumonia (pneumococcal)
Protects against: Pneumococcal pneumonia, meningitis and bloodstream infections
Adults 50 and older, and younger adults with certain health conditions.
Call to check availability.
- Launching
RSV
Protects against: Respiratory syncytial virus
Older adults and adults at higher risk, and during pregnancy at the recommended weeks. Usually one dose.
Call to check availability.
- Launching
Tdap / Td
Protects against: Tetanus, diphtheria and whooping cough
Adults every 10 years, during each pregnancy, and after some wounds.
Call to check availability.
- Launching
Hepatitis B
Protects against: Hepatitis B, a liver infection
Adults who have not been vaccinated, especially those under 60 or at higher risk.
Call to check availability.
- Launching
Hepatitis A
Protects against: Hepatitis A, a liver infection
People at higher risk, travelers, and anyone who wants protection.
Call to check availability.
- Launching
HPV
Protects against: Human papillomavirus, which can cause several cancers
Preteens and teens from age 9, and adults through 26. Some adults up to 45 after talking with a provider.
Call to check availability.
- Launching
MMR
Protects against: Measles, mumps and rubella
Adults without proof of immunity, and before international travel.
Call to check availability.
- Launching
Meningococcal (MenACWY, MenB)
Protects against: Bacterial meningitis
Teens, college students living in dorms, and people with certain health conditions.
Call to check availability.
- Launching
Chickenpox (varicella)
Protects against: Chickenpox
People who have never had chickenpox or the vaccine.
Call to check availability.
Good to know
Ages, coverage and your records.
- Ages
- Flu and COVID-19 vaccines from age 5. Other vaccines from age 8, or the youngest age recommended for that vaccine. Younger children should see their pediatrician.
- Coverage
- Most plans, including Medicare and Medicaid, cover recommended vaccines. We check before giving the shot and tell you about any cost.
- Your records
- Every vaccine we give is reported to the immunization registry as required, and we let your primary care provider know.
- Vaccine information
- You get the official vaccine information sheet for each vaccine, in English or Spanish, and time to ask questions.
Vaccines
Not sure which vaccines you need?
Call or stop by. A pharmacist will look at your age, health and vaccine history with you, in English or Spanish.