vaccine
When:
Friday Nov. 8
11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Where:
Colton Middle School
21580 S. Schieffer Rd
Colton, OR 97017
Enter through West Entrance
Please check in with clinic staff or school nurses for eligibility requirements.
Available Shots: MMR, DtaP, Tdap and Flu.
Measles and pertussis (whooping cough) are spreading in Clackamas County. Make sure you and your family are protected.
Immunizations (also known as vaccines) are one of the most effective and successful tools to prevent disease, illness, and premature death from infectious diseases.
All adults need these routine immunizations:
Learn about childhood immunizations
Learn about vaccines for respiratory illnesses like COVID-19 and the flu.
Adults may need other immunizations, too.
You can get immunizations from your primary care provider. If you’re looking for a flu or COVID-19 vaccines, you can also find them at Vaccines.gov.
Don’t have a primary care provider? Call Clackamas County Health Centers at 503-655-8471 to make an appointment.
Immunizations (also known as vaccines) are one of the most effective means available for protecting the health of your child and the health of our community. Some immunizations are also required by law for children in attendance at public and private schools, preschools, childcare facilities, and Head Start programs in Oregon. With measles spreading in Oregon, it is especially important to get your child immunized to keep them safe and prevent them from being excluded from school.
If your child has a primary care provider, schedule an appointment with them for immunizations. If they don’t have health insurance or a primary care provider, schedule an appointment at a Clackamas County Health Center or Neighborhood Health Centers. Immunizations are also available at school based health centers. Affordable options are available for people who are uninsured or underinsured.
Find locations and contact information in multiple languages below.
Immunizations are required by law for children in attendance at public and private schools, preschools, childcare facilities, and Head Start programs in Oregon. This school year, all children who are not up-to-date or complete on their immunizations and have not submitted a medical or non-medical exemption will be excluded from their school or child care facility starting February 21, 2024.
Need immunization records? If you or your child received immunizations at a Clackamas County Health Center call 503-650-3195. All others who received immunizations in Oregon should visit the Oregon Health Authority. The CDC has advice on locating immunization records from elsewhere in the United States.
Vaccines can help protect you and your child from illnesses like COVID-19 and the flu. They provide a safe and reliable way to build your body’s protection against these respiratory diseases.
It is important to get updated vaccines when they are released because the viruses that cause flu and COVID-19 both change quickly. Updated vaccines are designed to offer better protection against the versions of the virus that are in current circulation. They help boost our bodies’ immunity against flu and COVID-19, which can wane over time.
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