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Protect Yourself — Get Your Flu Shot

This year, flu shots are available in three convenient ways.

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Your Personal Doctor

Schedule your flu shot with your trusted personal doctor or another local provider.

Find a Doctor

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Your In-Network Pharmacy

Get your flu shot at a convenient in-network pharmacy near you.

Find a Pharmacy

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Network Health Experience Events

Back by popular demand, you can register for a Network Health Experience member event and get your flu shot on site.

Register for an Event

group_30dp_007681_fill0_wght400_grad0_opsz24.pngWho Should Get the Flu Shot?

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends that everyone six months and older receive a flu vaccine every year. While flu can affect anyone, getting vaccinated is especially important for people at higher risk of serious complications. This includes the following.

  • Older adults – Adults age 65 and older are at higher risk for severe illness, hospitalization and complications from the flu.

  • Young children – Kids under 5, and especially those under 2, are more likely to experience serious flu-related issues.

  • Pregnant women – A flu shot not only helps protect the mother but also offers protection to the baby during the first months of life.

  • People with chronic health conditions – Conditions such as asthma, diabetes, heart disease or weakened immune systems increase risk.

Even if you’re healthy, getting the flu shot helps protect people around you, like family, coworkers and neighbors, by reducing the spread of the virus. Think of it as a simple step to keep yourself and your community healthier through Wisconsin’s colder months.