Protect Yourself & Your Community: Get Your Flu Shot Today!
Safe, Effective, and Convenient Flu Vaccinations at Northern Arizona Medical Group
Why Get Vaccinated?
Getting your annual flu shot is the best way to protect yourself and your loved ones
Reduce Severity
Up to 60% lower risk of ICU admission for flu according to CDC data.
Protect Loved Ones
Especially infants, elders, and immunocompromised family members.
Save Time
Avoid 7+ days of illness and missed work or school.
Community Shield
Helps prevent outbreaks in schools and workplaces.
Who Needs the Flu Shot?
Recommended for everyone 6 months and older
High-Risk Groups
- Adults 65 years and older
- Pregnant women
- People with asthma, diabetes, or heart disease
- Healthcare workers
- Residents of nursing homes
Children
- Critical for school-aged children (highest transmission rates)
- Children 6 months to 8 years may need two doses
- Protects against complications like pneumonia
- Reduces missed school days
- Helps protect siblings and family members
Busting Common Myths
Separating fact from fiction about flu vaccines
What to Expect
Our vaccination process is quick, safe, and comfortable
The Vaccination Process
- Quick health screening - We'll review your medical history
- Painless injection (or nasal spray) - Administered by our expert nurses
- 15-minute observation - We monitor for any immediate reactions
- Post-vaccine guidance - Information on potential side effects and care
Possible Side Effects
- Mild soreness at injection site (most common)
- Low-grade fever (resolves in 24-48 hours)
- Headache or muscle aches
- Fatigue lasting 1-2 days
- Serious side effects are extremely rare
How to Get Vaccinated
Multiple convenient options available
Cost Information
Most insurance plans cover 100% of the flu vaccine cost
Self-pay option: $50 per vaccine (discounts available for families)
No one turned away due to inability to pay
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about flu vaccines
Why Trust Us With Your Vaccination?
Our commitment to safety and quality care
CDC-Certified
All vaccines stored and managed per strict CDC guidelines
Expert Staff
Vaccines administered by licensed RNs with specialized training
Safety Protocols
Sterile equipment and temperature-controlled storage
Flu Prevention & Protection Strategies
Beyond vaccination: Essential steps to keep you and your family healthy
Hand Hygiene
Wash hands frequently with soap for 20 seconds, especially after coughing/sneezing and before eating.
Respiratory Etiquette
Cough/sneeze into your elbow or tissue. Dispose of tissues immediately and wash hands.
Avoid Close Contact
Maintain distance from sick individuals. Stay home when you're ill to prevent spreading germs.
Surface Disinfection
Regularly clean high-touch surfaces: doorknobs, phones, keyboards, and countertops.
Boost Immunity
Eat vitamin-rich foods, stay hydrated, exercise regularly, and get 7-9 hours of sleep nightly.
Improve Ventilation
Open windows when possible. Use air purifiers with HEPA filters to reduce airborne particles.
Proactive Protection Tips
- Monitor symptoms - Know early flu signs: fever, chills, muscle aches, cough
- Stay hydrated - Drink plenty of fluids to maintain mucous membrane protection
- Manage stress - High stress weakens immune response - practice mindfulness
- Avoid touching face - Eyes, nose and mouth are primary virus entry points
Don't Wait - Protect Yourself Now!
Flu causes 140,000-710,000 hospitalizations yearly in the US. Immunity takes about 2 weeks to develop after vaccination. Book your shot now before seasonal cases rise!
Book Your Flu Shot Today