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Milwaukee Health Department
Milwaukee Health Department Coronavirus COVID-19 updates. For assistance, please call the MHD COVID Hotline 414-286-6800
All immunization services will are walk-in only. No appointment is necessary. Blood Lead Level (BLL) screenings for children 1-6 years of age are also free and available.
MHD can provide vaccinations free of charge to children (18 years of age or younger) who meet one of the following criteria:
Child is uninsured (no medical insurance)
Child is enrolled in or eligible for Medicaid/BadgerCare
Child is native American or Alaskan native
Clients with private insurance should contact their insurance carrier or medical provider.
Routine childhood/adolescent vaccinations provided though the City of Milwaukee Health Department include:
Flu shots are available at no charge to anyone 6 months and older, regardless of insurance status at any Milwaukee Health Department WalkIn Clinic. Call (414) 286-8034 to check for flu vaccine availability.
The Milwaukee Health Department does not provide travel vaccinations. For more information on travel vaccinations and where they may be obtained, please visit the CDC's website.