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Adult Immunizations
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for child immunizations)
Latest News
Tuesday, October 14th 8:30-3:30 Pinckneyville Office, 907 S. Main St. Monday, October 20th 8:30-3:30 DuQuoin Office, 109 S. Division St. Thursday, October 23rd 9:00-11:00 Perry County Gold Plate, DuQuoin Thursday, October 30th 9:00-11:00 Tamaroa Community Center Friday, October 31st 10:00-11:00 St. Joseph Parish Hall, Willisville Wednesday, November 5th 2:00-5:00 Pinckneyville Office, 907 S. Main St.* Wednesday, December 3rd 2:00-5:00 Pinckneyville Office, 907 S. Main St.*
email your questions to
2008 Flu Clinic Dates:
* WHILE SUPPLIES LAST! *
Flu shots are $35.00, Pneumonia shots are $55.00.
We accept cash, checks and Medicare Part B. Please bring your Medicare Card and your Medicare D Prescription Card.
PCHD can provide flu shots for infants and children. This is done by appointment only. Please call 357-5371 ext. 108 for details.
PCHD now has the newly licensed vaccine, Adacel, a combined tetanus,
diptheria, and pertussis vaccine. This is the first vaccine for adolescents and
adults (ages 11-64) that protects against all three diseases.
Find Out More
scheduling an appointment
costs and fees
vaccinations offered
links and information
immuninfo@perryhealth.net
Scheduling
an immunization
Immunizations are given by appointment only :
In Pinckneyville:
Tuesday and Wednesday, from 8:30-11:30 and 1:30-3:30.
In DuQuoin:
Second and Fourth Monday of the month
Call Ellice Wickwire at 357-5371 ext 108 to schedule an appointment.
Costs and Fees
PCHD offers immunization services for Perry County residents at a nominal fee.
No one will be denied immunization services for inability to pay. (VFC vaccine only)
Call Ellice Wickwire at 357-5371 ext 108 for current vaccination prices.
Vaccinations Offered to Adults
•Chickenpox
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Hepatitis A
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Hepatitis B
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Influenza
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Measles
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Meningococcal disease
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Mumps
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Pneumococcal disease
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Polio
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Rubella
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Tetanus and diptheria
Links
Information
