Cambridge residents can receive a seasonal flu vaccine and a COVID-19 vaccine at the Cambridge Public Health Department's annual flu clinics this fall.
The health department has implemented strict safety procedures at their clinics to reduce the risk of getting—or transmitting—COVID-19.
We encourage people to register online. Click here to register. Completing this ahead of time will allow us to register you faster and will help us adhere to safe COVID-19 practices. Please note that you must register for each vaccine (flu and COVID-19) separately. Walk-ins are also welcome.
Please remember to wear a mask. We also recommend wearing layers as it makes it faster and easier to administer vaccines in the arm.
Flu and COVID-19 Clinics
Citywide Senior Center
Flu Vaccine
Adults and children (6 months or older) are welcome to get a flu vaccine at one of our clinics. We will be offering three types of flu vaccine:
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Flu shot (6 months or older)
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High-dose flu shot (65 and over)
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Flu nasal spray or FluMist (ages 2 through 49 years old)
While there is no charge to the public for flu vaccines, the health department asks that people with health insurance bring their cards with them to the clinics.
Pfizer COVID-19 Vaccine
Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine will be available for those 12 and older who have not received the vaccine, need a second dose, or for those who are eligible for the booster vaccine.
If you have your COVID-19 vaccine card, please bring it. If you do not have your card, you can still get a second dose or booster. You will be asked to self-attest that you meet eligibility requirements such as age, health conditions, or occupation. Your vaccinator may choose to look up your vaccine records to confirm the right type of vaccine for your booster.
Updated on October 14, 2021
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VACCINE INFO
Flu Shot
Inactivated flu vaccine
Flu Mist
Live, intranasal flu vaccine
GETTING A FLU VACCINE IN CAMBRIDGE
Many primary care physicans and local pharmacies offer flu shots to adults and children.
GETTING A COVID-19 VACCINE IN CAMBRIDGE
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