Immunizations
Services Provided:
- Routine Vaccinations
- Skin Testing: 1 and 2 step PPD, TST
- Allergen Immunotherapy
- Insect Venom Immunotherapy
Immunizations Schedule:
Important Information:
- TB tests are NOT performed on Thursdays.
- Upon arriving to the clinic, please check in with the front desk.
- Allergy injections are by appointment only.
- Allergy injections require patients to wait 30-minutes after injection. Please plan accordingly. Parents must remain with their children at all times.
- Allergy evaluations are sent for outside consultation as determined by the Primary Care Provider.
How to make an appointment:
- To make an appointment please call 361-4000 and choose option #1
Flu Vaccinations:
Eligible beneficiaries over the age of six months are encouraged every year to receive the flu vaccine.Visit www.tricare.mil/flu for further information regarding influenza.
Q: Do I need my immunization record?
A: It is preferred for patients to bring their immunizations record to each visit, but it is not required.
Q: I plan to travel outside the United States do I need any vaccinations?
A: Most likely. It is best to see your Primary Care Provider or Public Health eight weeks prior to international travel.
Q: Do I have to go to immunizations to get vaccines?
A If you have an appointment with you PCM, we may immunize your child in the exam room. All other patients require checking in to the immunizations department at the primary care front desk.
Q: Does my child need their Immunization record?
A: If you recently moved here or had vaccines performed at another office/provider please bring your most recent vaccine record.
Q: When can I have a PPD skin test read?
A: You can have your skin test read during normal appointment hours of operations or during other times let the front desk know you are there to have your PPD test read. You can come in during any appointment hours of operation. Just let the front desk know you are there for a PPD reading.
Q: I need immunizations for emergency leave. Do I have to wait until a walk in date and time?
A: No. If you need vaccines/shots for emergency leave, let the front desk of Primary Care know and they will notify the immunizations team to assist you and expedite the vaccination.