Adams County Health Department
Most county health care workers and emergency medical service
personnel have been vaccinated. Some vaccine has been provided
to local health care providers for distribution to their high
risk clients. The Health Department is now offering H1N1
vaccines, by appointment only, to qualifying individuals at
on-site clinics in the Ritzville and Othello offices. Clinic
hours include both daytime and extended evening hours. The Adams
County H1N1 Flu-Line has been established for screening callers
for eligibility and setting appointment times. The number of the
H1N1 Flu-Line is (509) 659-3321 for the Ritzville area or (509)
331-2057 for Othello.
For information only contact our Othello office: (509)
488-2031.
For screening and appointments to receive H1N1 vaccine
contact the H1N1 Flu-Line: (509) 659-3321 or (509) 331-2057.
Asotin County Health District
H1N1 vaccine will be available at the Asotin County Health
District and at some physician’s offices and pharmacies.
Vaccination clinics haven’t been determined yet, and will be
announced when the vaccine received.
For more information:
Benton-Franklin Health District
The
Benton-Franklin Health District is working with local providers
and hospitals to assure the H1N1 vaccine is available to the
community. As the vaccine is produced and distributed, it will
be available through a wide variety of local providers over the
next few months.
The
Benton-Franklin Health District will be conducting limited
vaccination clinics. The majority of the vaccine will made
available to private medical providers and pharmacies. To find
out when H1N1 vaccine is available, visit our website at
www.bfhd.wa.gov.
We
appreciate your desire to protect yourself and your family from
this new virus with a vaccination. Until we can meet all of the
demand, please remember to wash your hands, cover your cough,
and stay home when you are sick.
If
you or your family members catch the flu, you will likely feel
sick for up to a week. It is important to keep the sick person
hydrated by drinking lots of fluids and help keep the fever down
with non-aspirin fever-reducing medication. Stay home until
24-hours after the fever is gone (without the use of
medication), and call your healthcare provider if symptoms get
worse.
For more information:
Chelan Douglas Health District
Chelan Douglas Health District is working with medical providers
and retail vaccine providers to distribute the H1N1 vaccine to
community priority groups in the most efficient way possible.
Public health will be hosting special clinics for the public at
school sites in rural areas. When vaccine supplies are
sufficient to allow for mass vaccination clinics, they will be
advertised in the media and on our Web site.
Please remember to cover your cough. Wash your hands often. And
stay home when you are ill for 24 hours after your fever
stopped, without use of fever reducing medications.
For more information:
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Local news media.
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Chelan Douglas Health District Web site
at www.cdhd.wa.gov
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Chelan Douglas Health District Flu Hot
Lines starting In November
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509 886-6475 – English
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509 886-6474 – Spanish
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H1N1 Vaccine Access Hot line – 509
886-6443
Clallam County Health & Human Services
Clallam County HHS is placing the H1N1 vaccine in the community
at medical providers as rapidly as we are receiving shipments.
No mass vaccination clinics are planned at this time.
For more information:
Clark County Public Health
For more information:
Columbia County Public Health
Information to come.
Cowlitz County Health Department
For more information:
Garfield County Health District
For more information:
Grant County Health District
Grant County Health District is working with local schools to
conduct school based 2009 H1N1 vaccination clinics. Local
healthcare providers and pharmacies will receive the 2009 H1N1
vaccine by the end of October.
For more information:
Grays Harbor County Public Health
For more information:
Island County Public Health
The
local public health department is now receiving weekly
allotments of the H1N1 vaccine and distributing it to primary
care clinics for administering to the identified high risk
individuals in our community. Focus for administering the H1N1
vaccine continues to be on pregnant women, caretakers of infants
under 6 months of age and their families, individuals ages 6
months to 24 years, health care workers (including EMS
personnel) and school teachers. Over the next several weeks we
expect to receive enough vaccine to be able to offer it to any
and all who wish to receive the vaccine.
Please be advised that public health will be providing the
vaccine in scheduled clinics on Whidbey and Camano Island by
appointment. See our website for further information.
For more information:
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Island County Flu Hotline (360) 678-5111
ext 6011
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Visit our Web site at:
http://www.islandcounty.net/health/H1N1_Update.htm
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Watch for public announcements in our
local newspapers, Channel 10, and KWDB for updates on when
and where the vaccine will be made available.
Jefferson County Public Health
Jefferson County Public Health is working with its partners to
get the H1N1 vaccine out to the community. Initial shipments of
H1N1 vaccine will be distributed to the priority groups listed
by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. As more
vaccine becomes available, we believe there will be enough H1N1
vaccine for any Jefferson County resident who wants it.
We
will notify the local newspapers and post information on our Web
site regarding when and where public vaccination clinics will be
held. Also, we urge people to contact their primary health care
providers to see if they have H1N1 vaccine available for those
in priority groups.
By
late November or December the H1N1 vaccine may be available at
Port Townsend Safeway Pharmacy and Port Hadlock QFC Pharmacy.
For more information:
Public Health – Seattle & King County
As
larger amounts of vaccine becomes available in the community, it
will be initially prioritized for use by medical providers but
will also be available through multiple channels, including
pharmacies, Public Health clinics and at special community
vaccination clinics. More information will be forthcoming as
vaccine becomes available for public distribution, including on
our Web site at
www.kingcounty.gov/health/H1N1
For more information:
Kitsap County Health District
Kitsap County Health District is supervising distribution of the
H1N1 vaccine to Kitsap County medical providers to ensure that
people in the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
priority groups are vaccinated first. We will open H1N1 flu
vaccination to everyone when we determine the priority groups
have been vaccinated. We are doing everything we can to move the
vaccine out as quickly as possible.
For more information:
Kittitas County Public Health Department
Kittitas County Public Health Department is currently limiting
vaccine to those in the priority groups established by the
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Vaccine is
being distributed to each primary care provider in Kittitas
County. Patients should contact their health care provider to
inquire about vaccine availability. Due to high demand, health
care providers may not yet have enough vaccine for each of their
patients that fall into the priority groups. In these cases, the
provider may need to limit vaccine administration to certain
groups.
School-based vaccination clinics are planned for November and
beyond. Packets with more specific information will be sent home
with students.
For more information:
Klickitat County Health Department
No
H1N1 vaccination clinics are currently scheduled.
For more information:
Lewis County Public Health
We
are coordinating with local partners to make the vaccine
available to the public as soon as it is available to us. When
information is available, we will post it on our Web site. We
also urge people to contact their health care providers.
For more information:
Lincoln County Health Department
We’re working with our community health partners to provide
community-based 2009 H1N1 Influenza clinics. These clinics are
dependent on vaccine availability and will be scheduled as
vaccine becomes available.
For more information:
Mason County Public Health Department
Mason County Public Health has been working with local medical
providers, clinics and pharmacies to make sure H1N1 vaccine is
readily available in our community. The public can contact their
medical provider to receive their H1N1 flu vaccine. They can
also call our flu hotline or visit our Web site to learn when
and where H1N1 clinics will be held.
For more information:
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Mason County Flu Hotline (360) 427-9670
ext 599
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Or from Belfair (360) 275-4467 ext 599
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Mason County website:
www.co.mason.wa.us
Northeast Tri-County Health District
Health District information will be posted on our Web site:
www.netchd.org. We will also
be placing an ad in our area newspapers. Because the allocation
of H1N1 vaccine is coming in slowly and sporadically, the Health
District is developing waiting lists. Callers will be screened
to assess their priority status and placed on the appropriate
waiting list. The vaccine is also being distributed to area
health care providers and pharmacies at their request.
For more information:
Okanogan County Public Health
For more information:
Pacific County Public Health & Human Services
Department
The
Pacific County Public Health Department is coordinating with
local health care providers, hospitals, and pharmacies to make
the vaccine available to the public as soon as it is available
to us.
For more information:
Please contact the Pacific County Public Health Dept. to find
out about vaccination clinics available in our area:
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South Bend clinic – (360) 875-9343
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Long Beach clinic – (360) 642-9349
A note about calling the Long Beach office: when you reach
the message press the number 2 button on your touch-tone
phone. This will bypass the extended message and take you
directly to the administrative secretary who will be able to
answer questions regarding vaccination clinics available in
the south end of Pacific County.
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Web site:
www.co.pacific.wa.us
San Juan County Health & Community Services
We
are working to distribute vaccine throughout the county by
partnering with medical providers on each island. H1N1 Vaccine
will be available through your normal medical provider and from
Public Health Clinics on San Juan, Orcas and Lopez Islands when
it becomes available.
For more information:
Skagit County Public Health
When we have supplies of H1N1 vaccine, it will be available
through our Skagit County Public Health walk-in clinic Mondays
through Fridays, from 9 am to 3:30 pm. Watch our Web site or call
our hotline for availability.
For more information:
Skamania County Community Health Department
For more information:
Snohomish Health District
More than 30,000 people have received H1N1 vaccine in Snohomish
County through mass vaccination clinics. There are no more
clinics planned for now. The Snohomish Health District will
distribute H1N1 vaccine through Snohomish County medical
providers to administer to people in the CDC high-risk priority
groups. When the supply of vaccine improves, retail pharmacies
and more private medical providers will be included in vaccine
distribution. Private providers and retail outlets will not
charge for the vaccine but may charge an administration fee for
each dose.
For more information:
Spokane Regional Health District
Public clinics are being planned. As details are confirmed they
will be posted on our Web site. Updated clinic information will
also be available on our recorded H1N1 Hotline: 324-1495.
For more information:
Tacoma
Pierce County Health Department
Medical providers, hospitals and pharmacies continue to provide
vaccine based on availability.
For more information:
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Call our hotline 253-798-7000 . Open
Monday - Friday, 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. excluding holidays.
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Visit our Web site,
www.tpchd.org
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Each medical provider will determine how
they will notify their patients once their H1N1 vaccine
supply has arrived.
Thurston County Public Health & Social
Services
H1N1 Vaccine will be available in Thurston County to the public
from entities in the community that routinely provide influenza
vaccine. This includes private healthcare providers, pharmacies
and grocery stores. Initial shipments of vaccine will be
directed to health care provider offices to assure that those at
highest risk of H1N1 Influenza complications receive the
immunization.
As
more public sites become available, H1N1 immunization providers
will be listed on our Web site.
For more information:
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We encourage you to contact your health
care provider.
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Our recorded message line and web site
will have the most updated information regarding the
availability of vaccine:
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360.709.3080
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www.co.thurston.wa.us/health
Wahkiakum County Department of Health &
Human Services
For more information:
Walla Walla County Health Department
The
vaccine for 2009 A (H1N1) influenza will be available from a
variety of sources within Walla Walla County. As of October 9,
2009 we do not have vaccine available for the general public. We
believe it will be available from several of our pharmacies,
clinics, and at the health department. As additional information
becomes available it will be posted on our Web and Twitter
sites.
Walla Walla County Health Department is planning to provide
immunizations for school-aged children in their schools;
however, we have not yet set dates. There will be some 2009 A(
H1N1) vaccine available at the Walla Walla County Influenza
Roundup, October 20-22; however, the supplies will be very
limited.
For more information:
Whatcom County Health Department
The
Whatcom County emergency preparedness partners continue to
provide coordinated, timely, and accurate 2009 H1N1 information
to Whatcom residents, including the latest information on H1N1
vaccine availability. Whatcom County residents can find current
H1N1 flu clinic information on the Whatcom Pandemic Joint
Information Center website at:
www.em.whatcomcounty.org.
For more information:
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H1N1 questions can be e-mailed to Health
Department staff at:
health@whatcomcounty.us or call (360) 778-8170.
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For additional information on H1N1, the
public should visit the Health Department's H1N1 website at:
www.whatcomcounty.us/health/h1n1/. This site contains
information for families/la familia, schools, early
childhood programs, healthcare professionals, and employers.
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Additional information can be found on
the Official Whatcom Pandemic Joint information Center site
at
www.em.whatcomcounty.org.
Whitman County Health Department
We
will be vaccinating the federal Center for Disease Control’s
priority groups (go to www.cdc.gov for more information about
these groups) starting with Health Care Workers and Emergency
Medical Service Workers first.
For more information:
Yakima Health District
For more information:
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