This page includes information about general vaccinations (influenza, Hepatitis A, etc.).
2025-2026 flu shots are no longer available. Flu shots for the 2026-2027 influenza season will be available fall 2026.
The Oakland County Health Division provides immunizations for all ages at our North and South Oakland Health Centers, and outreach clinics throughout Oakland County.
Immunization eligibility varies on state and federal eligibility criteria for childhood and adult vaccines.
Walk-ins only, no appointment needed. Bring a picture ID and all insurance cards.
Legal Guardians must present current guardianship papers and parent/guardian must sign a consent form for children under 18 years. Please bring all previous shot records.
There is a $12 administration fee per vaccine.
If you have insurance, check with your provider for possible benefit coverage. A fee schedule is available for those not eligible for state and/or federal vaccine programs. No one will be denied access to services due to inability to pay; there is a discounted/sliding fee schedule available.
Vaccine payment options include cash, credit, Medicare, Medicaid, most Blue Cross Blue Shield plans, and additional insurances. All credit and debit card transactions will now include a 3.5% transaction fee and electronic checks will include a $2.50 charge per order.
A Vaccine Information Statement (VIS) is an information sheet produced by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) that explains the benefits and risks of a vaccine to a vaccine recipient, or their parents or legal representatives.
VIS sheets are available in multiple languages here.
Call Oakland Connects Helpline (formally Nurse on Call) at 800-848-5533 or email OCHelpline@oakgov.com. Fax number is 248-858-0178.
Immunizations are available to protect against:
Traveling abroad? Get immunized to prevent travel-related illness. For local travel clinics, call 800-848-5533.
Individuals should arrange for appointments at least six weeks prior to leaving on their trip. Costs of immunizations vary with the type of vaccine(s) and number of doses needed. Plan in advance!
No. You can continue the series where you left off. Remember that delaying or refusing vaccines can put a child at risk for disease.
The Health Division provides selected vaccines for children and adults. However, if your health insurance fully covers the cost of vaccines, we ask that you see your private healthcare/insurance provider for service because Oakland County charges a fee for some vaccines.
Mild illness or fever is not a reason to delay immunizations. If you have questions, call the Oakland Connects Helpline (formally Nurse on Call) at 800-848-5533.
Careful and thorough studies show that getting many vaccines on the same day does not decrease effectiveness or increase side effects.
Most side effects are very mild and may include a slight fever, fussiness or some redness and soreness at the injection site.
The following organizations are reputable and reliable sources of information about vaccines for you and your family.
Talk to your health care provider or call the Oakland Connects Helpline (formally Nurse on Call) at 1-800-848-5533 to speak with a Public Health Nurse about your vaccine related concerns.