Winter Vaccine Update (Flu/COVID/RSV)
Updated 9/1/2025
We are currently scheduling appointments for established patients for seasonal vaccines. Vaccine clinics are held on select afternoons weekends, and days off school. Please send a portal message or call our office to schedule a vaccine clinic appointment. Vaccines may be received during a previously scheduled appointment, a vaccine clinic appointment, or as a nurse visit.
At The Kidz Docs, we currently are scheduling appts for the following, which we have in stock:
- Flu vaccine for all ages (6 months and above).
- New this year: Parents and caregivers may receive their flu vaccine at The Kidz Docs for a $50 fee.
We are not yet scheduling appts for the following as we have ordered but NOT yet received:
- COVID vaccine for all ages (Moderna for 6 months-11yrs, Pfizer for 12yrs and older)
- Beyfortus (nirsevimab) for all eligible patients.
All patients must have an appointment to attend a vaccine clinic. Patients may also receive vaccines during a well visit or consult appointment scheduled this fall. We currently have the following vaccine clinics available for scheduling:
Tues Sept 9: 8:30-11:30am, 2-5pm
Thurs Sept 18: 2-5pm
Tues Sept 23: 8:30-11:30am, 2-5pm
Thurs Oct 2: 8:30-11:30am, 2-5pm
Sat Oct 4: 8-10am (flu only, outdoor drive-thru clinic)
Wed Oct 8: 2-5pm
Mon Oct 13: 2-5pm
Mon Oct 20: 2-5pm
Sat Oct 25: 8-10am (flu only, outdoor drive-thru clinic)
Tues Oct 28: 2-5pm
Mon Nov 3: 2-5pm
Tues Nov 4: 2-5pm
Tues Nov 11: 8:30-11:30am
The Kidz Docs follows the American Academy of Pediatrics' immunization schedule.
Influenza (flu) 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 with risk factors for COVID.
- Children whose parent/guardian would like them to be protected from a COVID infection.
Beyfortus (nirsevimab) 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, or American Indian or Alaskan Native infants.
