For Work, School & Travel
We are prioritizing preserving the health and safety of our staff and clients while continuing to maintain our ability to provide essential services, including our response to COVID-19.
- We are providing immunizations for children and to some adults.
- If your child is in need of vaccines and has BadgerCare or Medical Assistance, we ask that you first reach out to your child’s health care provider to obtain the immunizations. If your child is uninsured, please call us at (608) 266-4821 to schedule an appointment.
- We are only able to provide immunizations to adults who do not have insurance or whose insurance doesn’t cover immunizations.
- Because our immunization clinics will be much more limited, please consider going to your healthcare provider, a pharmacy, or Concentra Occupational Health instead. While we understand that these alternatives may be more costly, we need to make difficult decisions in the prioritization of services.
We give free flu shots to people in Dane County 6 months and older. Please call us at (608) 266-4821 to schedule an appointment.
If You Need Immunizations for Work
Do you need vaccines for your job? Check with your doctor or look in the Wisconsin Immunization Registry to see what you've already had.
Some adult vaccines are free at our clinics if you do not have insurance that covers vaccines. See if you qualify for our Adult Immunization Clinics.
Child Care Providers
It is recommended that all child care workers get these immunizations to protect themselves and the children in their care.
Health Care Workers and Long Term Care Providers
Some immunizations are required, and others are recommended to protect you and your patients.
Immunizations Needed for Daycare and School
Daycare requirements
To protect children in group settings where diseases are easily spread, Wisconsin requires some immunizations for school and daycare.
School requirements
The Wisconsin Student Immunization Law says that all students through grade 12 are required to have certain immunizations based on their grade and age.
Some children can get free immunizations at PHMDC's Child Immunization Clinics.
Immunizations Needed for Travel
Going somewhere? Prepare BEFORE you go, as far in advance as possible—see what immunizations and medications you might need at CDC Destinations.
Check with your doctor or look in the Wisconsin Immunization Registry to see what you've already had.
How to Get Travel Immunizations if Not Covered by Your Insurance
We do not provide most of the immunizations usually recommended for travel. View a list of Adult Immunizations we do provide.
If you have health insurance that covers travel immunizations, call your clinic and ask where to go for a travel clinic appointment.
Where to Get Immunizations
There are several agencies in and around Dane County that provide travel immunizations, prescriptions and recommendations to keep you healthy while you travel:
- Rock County Health Department, Janesville, WI
- Waukesha County Public Health
Pharmacies
Some pharmacies also offer travel immunizations:
- Walgreens
- 311 E. Campus Mall. Madison, WI 53715, (608) 251-0042
- 3700 University Ave., Madison, WI 53705, (608) 238-7109
- 2931 S. Fish Hatchery Rd., Madison, WI 53711, (608) 277-0087
- Hometown Pharmacy Oregon (608) 835-3191 (Prices available online.)
Students
For students, check your student health services:
Madison College Student Health Clinic (Madison College students only)
University Health Service (UW students only)