You don't want to get the flu, so we're offering a flu shot clinic on November 6, from 12 pm - 2 pm.

Not only is it miserable and potentially dangerous, but the flu costs U.S. businesses more than $9.4 billion in lost productivity each year.

It's easy to get your flu shot at the North Dallas Chamber. Please pre-register so we can have enough flu shots. It should take less than 10 minutes to get it done!

Upon arrival, you will complete a Vaccination Authorization for each person being vaccinated using our iPad kiosks, or with our onsite administrator. Our team will take temperature and blood pressure, then administer your vaccination. We will vaccinate persons age 3 and up.

You MUST bring your photo ID and insurance card for each person receiving a vaccination.

Much Does My Vaccination Cost?
If you have health insurance, there is NO COST for the vaccination. Vaccine Administrators will bill your insurance company for the vaccination. We accept most PPO coverage, Blue Cross Blue Shield of TX HMO, and Tricare.

We do not accept Medicare or Medicaid, or related products. If you do not have accepted health insurance, there is a minimal charge of $40 for injection. Cash or credit card accepted.

What Type of Vaccination Do You Give?
Vaccine manufacturers make a variety of types of influenza vaccine. We provide only Quadrivalent vaccines, the best protection against the flu, covering two A strains and two B strains of influenza. All our vaccinations are also preservative-free, and in single dose pre-filled syringes.

Who Should Not Get a Flu Vaccination
People with a severe allergy to eggs or other components of the vaccine. People who are significantly ill with a fever. They should wait until symptoms subside before getting their flu shot. Children less than six months old. People with a history of Guillain-Barre Syndrome (GBS). For the most detailed and current list, go to the Center for Disease Control.

Will I Get the Flu?
The flu shot (injection)is made from a dead form of the influenza virus and is administered to the upper arm. The flu shot cannot cause the flu.

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