Health Department clinics in Lawrenceville, Norcross, Buford, Conyers, and Covington are still offering bot the H1N1 nasal and injectable vaccine. Please call clinic locations to confirm availability. Clinic locations map.
As a reminder, children less than 10 years old who have received the first does of H1N1 vaccine, will need to receive a second dose in order to have a full immune response. The two doses should be given at least 28 days apart. If you or your child has not received the first dose of H1N1 vaccine, it is not too late to do so.
If you are interested in receiving the H1N1 vaccine for your child or yourself:
- Visit a Health Department Location near you, your pediatrician, or a retail provider.
- Bring your Medicaid, Medicare, or private insurance card with you, and your provider will be billed.
- If you are unsure if you have been immunized with a live virus in the past 30 days, please bring a copy of your shot record with you.
Vaccine is available to anyone interested and is provided free of charge through your local health department.
H1N1 Vaccine Update Questions and Answers:
Also, visit these websites:
The Department of Community Health
The East Metro Health District Website
H1N1 Resources
Information for Medical Providers
- Clinician Fact Sheet
- Hospitalizations tracker
- Rapid Flu testing guidance
- Updated antiviral guidance
- OB Antiviral Treatment
- Influenza Diagnostic Tests
- H1N1 Vaccine Updated Q&As
- Antiviral Resistance Algo...
Information for Schools and Day Care Centers
- Student exclusion guidance
- Keep sick students out of school
- New daycare guidance
- Hand washing posters
- Avoid getting H1N1 flu
- Signs and Symptoms of H1N1
- State of Georgia H1N1 site
Information for Community Groups
- What's New with H1N1?
- Public Gathering Guidance
- Guidance on camps
- What if I get sick?
- Stay home if you're sick!
- Home care for flu patients
- Seasonal flu tracker
- H1N1 flu tracker
Other Resources