The Henderson County Department of Public Health will host a series of evening
vaccine clinics to help school-aged children get caught up with required immunizations.
The clinics are open for all students ages 5-18. All vaccines required for public school in
North Carolina will be offered, such as DTaP and Varicella.
- Dates: September 8 and 9
- Time: 4:30 to 7:30 p.m.
- Location: Henderson County Department of Public Health
1200 Spartanburg Highway, Suite 100, Hendersonville.
Please use the immunization entrance.
No appointments are needed. Students will be seen on a first-come, first-served basis.
“Getting your child vaccinated not only keeps them healthy, but also helps reduce missed school days due to illness,” said Medical Director Dr. Diana Curran. “Our goal is to keep kids in the classroom, learning and thriving, while also protecting the health of their classmates, teachers and families.”
What to bring:
- Insurance or Medicaid cards (if you have them)
- Child’s vaccination records (not required if past vaccines were given in North Carolina)
Click here for a list of accepted insurance plans.
Please note if your insurance is out of network, you may need to pay out of pocket. Medicaid is accepted. If you do not have insurance or are underinsured, your child can still receive routine childhood vaccines at no charge through the Vaccines for Children Program.
Click here for a full list of required K-12 school immunizations.
For other questions please contact the Health Department at 828-692-4223 or visit
www.hendersoncountync.gov/health.
