Have you received your flu shot this year? Is your tetanus booster shot up-to-date? At Banner Health’s fast and convenient urgent care clinics, we offer both flu and tetanus vaccinations. Whether you prefer a walk-in visit or would like to make a reservation, rest assured that we’re here to help you take proactive steps in safeguarding your health with these essential preventive vaccines. Prioritize your well-being and ensure you’re protected with these vital vaccinations at Banner Health’s urgent care clinics.
Vaccines play a vital role in maintaining your health, offering protection against numerous serious diseases. They bolster your immune system, empowering it to combat illnesses caused by viruses or bacteria, effectively preventing you from falling sick.
For most vaccines, an injection (shot) in your leg or arm is required. The duration of a vaccine’s effectiveness can vary. While some vaccines necessitate an annual injection to maintain protection, others may safeguard you for a lifetime. Embrace the power of vaccines in safeguarding your health and securing a healthier future for yourself and others.
Vaccines play a crucial role in promoting public health. They serve as a powerful defense, protecting you from contracting numerous serious illnesses and effectively preventing you from falling sick. Embrace the importance of vaccines in safeguarding your well-being and contributing to the overall health of the community.
Agape Family Medical Center adheres to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) immunization schedule recommendations, guaranteeing that you receive the necessary vaccines throughout your lifetime. We prioritize the significance of vaccines, particularly for individuals at higher risk, including young children and adults aged 65 and older. Trust in our commitment to your health and well-being, as we ensure you stay protected through the appropriate vaccinations recommended by the CDC.
It is recommended that everyone age 6 months and older receive a flu (influenza) vaccine annually.
It is recommended that a tetanus series be administered to children, followed by a tetanus booster shot every 10 years. Additionally, if you have a cut or puncture wound, your doctor may recommend a tetanus shot.