You have to have a Reservation Ticket to get H1N1 vaccine

If you don't have a reservation ticket, you will be asked to come back next week. One ticket per person.

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We are still asking that only individuals in the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's priority groups seek vaccination at this time. These groups include:

Pregnant women

People who live with or care for children younger than 6 months of age

Health care or emergency medical personnel with patient contact

Children age 6 months to young adults 24 years of age

Persons 64 years of age and under with chronic medical conditions associated with higher risk of medical problems from influenza

Children through age nine that have received one dose of the H1N1 vaccine should receive a second dose -- or "booster" -- at least 28 days after the first vaccination. Although it should be given as soon as possible, the booster can be given as much as a couple of months later if vaccine isn't available.

The Utah County Health Department (UCHD) will administer these booster vaccinations with the other H1N1 vaccinations in our clinic. At this time, a separate clinic will not be held, but parent's should get a reservation ticket for children when they are available.