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VaxInfo Center- Boulder Medical Center

Welcome to the VaxInfo Center at Boulder Medical Center, your trusted resource for staying informed about the latest vaccine updates and availability.

Flu Shots & Flu Shot Clinics

Flu shots are available in scheduled primary care (family medicine, internal medicine, pediatrics) appointments. We are also offering flu shot clinics.

2024 Flu Shot Clinics for Boulder Medical Center Patients

  • Boulder Medical Center – Broadway
    Saturday, Oct. 12 — 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
  • Boulder Medical Center – Louisville | Avista
    Saturday, Oct. 19 — 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
  • Boulder Medical Center – Boulder | Foothills
    Saturday, Oct. 26 — 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

To schedule a flu vaccine at one of our clinics, contact your provider or log on to your Boulder Medical Center MyChart account.

Please note the Clinic Date and Location when scheduling your appointment.

Each flu clinic will offer all flu vaccines (Fluzone, Flublok, Fluzone HD, Flumist).

To receive Covid, RSV, and flu vaccines simultaneously, please schedule an appointment directly with your provider.

Covid Vaccine

The updated 2024-2025 COVID-19 vaccines are now available. Please call your provider’s office to schedule.

Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) Protection for Infants and Older Adults

For Infants (Beyfortus or Abrysvo)

This year, there are two options to protect your baby from RSV. Most babies only need one, not both. Discuss with your provider the best choice for you and your child.
    • RSV Vaccine – given during pregnancy
      • Protection is passed to the baby during pregnancy.
      • The vaccine is given to the child’s parent during the 32 – 36 weeks of pregnancy.
      • Given September – January.
      • Now available at Boulder Medical Center. Please call to schedule your appointment or discuss it with your provider during your next visit.
    • RSV Antibody – given to baby
      • Provides direct protection to the baby.
      • Recommended for babies younger than eight months.
      • Given October through January.
      • A dose of RSV antibody is also recommended for some children between the ages of 8 and 19 months if deemed still at risk for severe RSV. Discuss with your provider whether your child should receive an additional dose.
      • Will be available in Boulder Medical Center clinics starting October 1. Please call to schedule your appointment or discuss with your provider during your next visit.

RSV Protection – For Older Adults (Abrysvo) 

    • RSV can be dangerous for certain adults. The CDC recommends an RSV vaccine if you are aged 75 years and older or if you are aged 60-74 and are at increased risk for severe RSV. Consult with your provider to determine what is best for you.
    • Now available at Boulder Medical Center. Please call to schedule your appointment or discuss with your provider during your next visit.
For more information, visit the following link: CDC Guidance for RSV
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