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The H1N1 vaccine is available to the general public at the Benton County Health Department. Call 541-766-6835 for an appointment.
Public Health is required by state law to provide certain vaccines. Below is the a list of what we are and are not required to provide.
We primarily serve clients who cannot receive their routine vaccinations with their routine providers.
All immunization services are by appointment. Call 541-766-6835.
Most persons receive their primary tetanus vaccinations in childhood, after which a booster dose is recommended every ten years to maintain protection. Tetanus is usually combined with diphtheria for primary and booster dose vaccinations. Persons who suffer a major, dirty wound should also receive boosters if more than five years have elapsed since their last dose.
The Benton Health Department no longer provides travelers with current travel vaccine recommendations and preventative health advice. This service can be obtained by appointment from:
International Travel Clinic, located with Samaritan Infection Diseases at
3640 NW Samaritan Drive, Suite 210
Corvallis , OR 97330
541-768-5810 for an appointment
www.samhealth.org/travelclinic
Other clinics providing travel consultation and immunizations by appointment are:
Cascade Occupational Health
2650 Suzanne Way, Suite 200
Eugene, Oregon
541-228-3096
Dr. John Girod
960 Liberty Street SE, Suite 200
Salem, Oregon
503-540-9999
Oregon Medical Group
920 Country Club Road
Eugene, Oregon
541-342-2134
Private pharmacies providing travel consultation and immunizations by appointment are:
Fred Meyer in Albany
2500 Santiam Highway
541-926-9497
Safeway in Lebanon
Airport and Main Street
541-259-5706
Safeway on Philomath Boulevard
5270 SW Philomath Boulevard
541-738-2106
Travel Information from the CDC
What schools and children's facilities require shots?
Shots are required by law for children in attendance at public and private schools, preschools, child care facilities, and Head Start programs. Nearly every place that provides care for a child outside the home requires . . . Read more...