Friday, October 12, 2007

Flu shots: Hamilton, Princeton, and more

After my last post about the flu vaccine, I got several searches looking to get flu shot schedules for certain towns. So, since we sometimes like to provide a service here at CoNJL, here are several locations throughout Central NJ:
  • Branchburg Township: click here
  • Hamilton Twp. clinics: click here (click on the "flu and pneumonia clinic" link under health)
  • Robert Wood Johnson clinics, both at Hamilton and Ewing: click here
  • Princeton University: click here (FluFest!)
  • Princeton Borough & Township: click here (seniors only)
  • Ocean County flu clinics: click here
  • Visiting Nurse Association (throughout Monmouth and Middlesex counties): Click here
Most seem to charge $25 or take Medicare, read up before you head out. Some folks shouldn't get a flu shot without checking with a doctor, check out that list here.
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2 comments:

Sharon GR said...

FOR 2009-2010 FLU SEASON, SOME OF THESE LINKS ARE NO LONGER VALID. GO HERE: Flu shot locator FOR THIS YEAR'S CLINICS!

Thanks for visiting!
-Sharon GR

9:06 AM, October 21, 2009
FVisconti said...

I think flu shots a great idea. Thanks for the info. I'd like to share some facts I've gathered from my personal experiences as a physician.

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• infected with constant illnesses like excretory organ disease, anemia, polyuria mellitus, or immune deficiency (for example, Virus infection and/or Immunodeficiency as well arsenical immunosuppression due to drugs)
• pregnant
• living in nursing homes and haw be surrounded by the airborne flu virus
• health care workers u.s. different employees of hospitals and more places that take care of sick people
• fire fighters and police (as well pango pango different public safety workers)
• going to go the Bahamas, tropical islands, or South Hemisphere from April - September
• fifty years old, or strickle older
• in contact with anybody having any of the aforementioned issues

6:40 PM, June 15, 2010

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