Check out our Vaccine FAQs:
What do I need to bring to my appointment?
Please bring your photo ID, as well as your Medicare Part B (RED, WHITE and BLUE card) or private medical and prescription insurance cards.
What is the cost of the vaccines?
Most insurances cover routine vaccinations with a $0 copay. We will let you know if there is any out-of-pocket costs with your specific insurance prior to vaccination.
Are there forms to fill out?
Yes! If you have access to a printer, you can download and print the forms so you can fill out in advance.
For those 12 years of age and older, please print and complete the D&H Vaccine Screening and Consent Form
For those 5-11 years of age, please print and complete the D&H Pediatric Screening and Consent Form.
What if I can’t print the form?
Please arrive 5-10 minutes early and go through our drive thru to receive the necessary form prior to your appointment time.
How early should I arrive?
Your appointment guarantees you will receive a vaccine so there is no need to arrive early! Arriving no more than 5 minutes early allows us to ensure social distancing.
What should I wear?
Remember to wear short sleeves or loose clothing for easy access to your upper arm. Masks covering your nose and mouth are required during vaccination.
What should I expect after receiving a vaccination?
After your vaccination, you will need to wait at least 15 minutes before leaving the clinic site so you can be observed for any allergic reactions.
The most common side effects of vaccines include: pain and swelling at the injection site, swollen lymph nodes, low grade fever, chills, headache, fatigue or muscle aches.
More complete information on the influenza vaccine can be found here.
More complete information on the pneumonia vaccine can be found here.
More complete information on the shingles vaccine can be found here.
More complete information on the tetanus (Td) or tetanus with whooping cough (Tdap) can be found here.
More complete information on the hepatitis A vaccine can be found here.
More complete information on the hepatitis B vaccine can be found here.
More complete information on the meningitis B vaccine can be found here.
More complete information on the meningitis ACWY (conjugate) vaccine can be found here.