The Saginaw County Department of Public Health has provided ten Public H1N1 Vaccination Clinics  throughout the community.  For your convenience, vaccine is now available as follows:  

• As of Monday, January 11, 2010, H1N1 vaccine will be administered during regularly scheduled Immunization clinics.  Click here for our various clinic times and locations. 
  
  For a listing of other places you may find H1N1 vaccine, please click on the following links, Other Community Clinics for the Google flu shot finder, or Saginaw area providers.  You may also contact your physician for H1N1 vaccine availability and information.

Children 9 years old or younger in need of their second dose will be able to receive the vaccine once there are 28 days separating the date they received their first dose.  Parents/Guardians MUST bring their child's Influenza Vaccination Record in order to receive the second dose.

Persons wishing to get the vaccine for themselves or their children should bring proof of identification (i.e. drivers license).  Persons are also strongly encouraged to bring insurance cards with them to the clinic, if available. 

At this time, it is expected that nasal Flu Mist vaccine will be administered at the clinics unless specific illnesses or conditions prevent its use.  The injections will only be given to those who cannot take the flu mist nasal spray.