Immunization clinics offered at Itasca Resource Center
Staff WriterGrand Rapids Herald-Review
The Itasca County Public Health Department would like to announce immunization clinics offered to the public at the Itasca Resource Center located at 1209 SE 2nd Ave in Grand Rapids.
Monthly Immunization Clinics for children and adults will be held:
Thursday, December 5th, 2—6 p.m.
An appointment is required. Please call 218-327-2941 to schedule.
Routine immunizations are for the following:
Childrenwho have no health insurancewho have MA/IMCarewho have medical insurance that does not cover vaccineswho are American Indian/Alaskan Native
Adults
Uninsured (patient has no health insurance coverage)Underinsured patient has private insurance that *does not cover vaccines (eligible only for the specific vaccine that insurance does not cover) or that caps prevention services (eligible after cap is reached).Patient has Medicare policy that *does not cover specific vaccines (eligible only for the specific vaccines not covered).
*if vaccine is covered once a deductible is met, patient is not eligible.
Patient Eligibility Screening Record for Adults 19 Years of Age or Older—Minnesota Dept. of Health (state.mn.us)
There is a $20 administration fee per vaccine, but no one will be turned away for inability to pay.
To schedule an appointment, please call (218) 327-2941 and ask for Public Health.
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