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Milwaukee Health Department
Milwaukee Health Department Coronavirus COVID-19 updates. Visit Impact 211 website for information or call 2-1-1 for assistance.
MHD provides immunizations at our daily walk-in clinics. A schedule by time and location is provided below. No appointment is necessary and clients are seen on a first-come, first-served basis. We reserve the right to turn people away based on clinic capacity. Please bring any shot records you have with you. For questions, please call (414) 286-8034.
Location
Keenan Health Center 3200 N 36th St.
Northwest Health Center 7630 W Mill Rd.
Southside Health Center 1639 S 23rd St.
3 - 6 pm
1 - 4 pm
The MHD can only provide vaccinations 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
Vaccine provided through federal funding is free for those that are eligible. Children not eligible to receive federally funded vaccine from MHD must see their health care provider to receive vaccinations. Immunization services generally do not have associated co-pay or deductible fees applied to the receipt of immunization services. Clients with insurance should contact their insurance carriers to assess their co-payment and/or deductible fees.
Routine childhood/adolescent vaccinations provided though the City of Milwaukee Health Department include:
MHD offers certain vaccines to eligible adults at MHD walk-in clinics. Call (414) 286-8034 to check for vaccine availability.
Adults with health insurance will be directed to their primary health care provider.
The following vaccines are available:
The Milwaukee Health Department does not provide travel vaccinations. For more information on travel vaccinations and where they may be obtained, please click here.
Flu Immunizations are provided free of charge ONLY to eligible children (Age 18 and under) who have BadgerCare+, Medicaid, or who are uninsured at any Milwaukee Health Department Walk-in Clinic. Call (414) 286-8034 to check for flu vaccine availability.
Children with private insurance or adults age 19 and older who do not have Medicaid will be charged a $35.00 fee for influenza shots.