Vaccine Clinics
Updated 10/6/2026

At The Kidz Docs, we currently are scheduling appts for the following:
- Flu vaccine (in stock; GSK influenza vaccine for 6 months and above).
- New this year: Parents and caregivers may receive their flu vaccine at The Kidz Docs for a $50 fee.
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COVID vaccine (in stock; Moderna vaccine for 6 months and above)
- RSV immunization for all eligible infants (in stock; Enflonsia, clesrovimab-cfor, for most infants); given during a well visit or a nurse visit - please call to schedule.
COVID and flu vaccines may be received during a previously scheduled appointment (such as a well visit or consult appt), a nurse visit, or a vaccine clinic. To schedule a vaccine, patients can call or send a portal message. Flu and COVID vaccines may also be scheduled online here.
Current vaccine clinics:
Friday, Oct 16, 2-4p
Saturday, Oct 17, 8-10am
Wednesday, Oct 21, 4:30-6pm
Friday, Oct 23 2-4p
Wednesday, Oct 28, 4:30-6pm
Friday, Oct 30, 2-4pm
Monday, Nov 2, 8:30am-4pm
Tuesday, Nov 3, 8:30am-4pm
Wednesday, Nov 11, 8:30am-4pm
Monday, Sept 14, 2-4:30pm (call to schedule)
Friday, Sept 18, 2-4:30pm (call to schedule)
Monday, Sept 21, 8:30am-4pm
Friday, Sept 25, 2-4pm
Thursday, Oct 1, 2-4pm
Friday, Oct 2, 8:30am-4pm
Wednesday, Oct 7, 2:45-4:30pm
Friday, Oct 9, 2-4pm
Monday, Oct 12, 8:30am-4pm
We will continue to add vaccine clinics to this schedule.
The Kidz Docs follows the
American Academy of Pediatrics' immunization Schedule.
Influenza vaccines are recommended for all patients over 6 months of age.
COVID vaccines are recommended for the following patients:
- Children 6mos-2yrs of age.
- Children previously unvaccinated for COVID-19.
- Children with risk factors for COVID-19.
- Children with close contacts for COVID-19.
- Children whose parent/guardian would like them to be protected from a COVID infection.
RSV immunization is recommended for the following patients:
- All infants under 8 months of age whose mother did not receive the RSV vaccine during pregnancy, and who have not had Beyfortus in a previous season.
- Infants under 8 months whose mother is immunocompromised and may not have mounted an immune response the RSV vaccine.
- Infants under 8 months who have undergone open heart surgery with bypass, regardless of their mother's vaccine status.
- Infants 19 months and under who have an increased risk for RSV, which is defined as infants with chronic lung disease requiring oxygen, immunocompromised infants, infants with complicated cystic fibrosis, infants with Down Syndrome or other chromosomal differences, or American Indian or Alaskan Native infants.
The Kidz Docs is proud to stand by the science that shows that vaccines are safe and effective. Individual as well as herd (community) immunity through vaccination benefits us all, and we are committed to providing our families with evidence-based recommendations that keep children safe and healthy.





