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Find an immunization clinic

  • Children

  • Search for a clinic
    Use Parent Help 123's Resource Finder to search for a clinic by address or zip code.

  • Find a doctor
    Contact the Community Health Access Program (CHAP): 206-284-0331 or 800-756-5437. CHAP staff can refer you to a Community Health Clinic offering full health services, including immunizations. If you do not have medical coverage, clinic fees are based on your income.

  • Get medical coverage for your child
    Call 206-296-3944 for South King County, or 206-296-4841 for Seattle and North & East King County.

  • Access Public Health Centers
    Public Health Centers provide routine immunizations for children 6 weeks through 18 years of age for current patients only. If you are not a current patient at a Public Health Center, contact your family doctor or health care provider for an appointment to access free vaccines through the Vaccines for Children program.

  • Adults

  • Find a doctor
    Contact the Community Health Access Program (CHAP): 206-284-0331 or 800-756-5437. CHAP staff can refer you to a Community Health Clinic offering full health services, including immunizations. If you do not have medical coverage, clinic fees are based on your income.

  • Access Public Health Centers
    Some Public Health Centers provide immunizations for adults age 19 and over (age 20 and over for hepatitis) for current patients only. If you are not a current patient at one of the Public Health Centers, please contact your health care provider to make an appointment.

  • Find immunization services only
    Use the HealthMap Vaccine Finder to identify locations near any street address in the U.S. Or contact your neighborhood pharmacies.

  • Workplace

  • Travel

Public Health Travel Clinic at Downtown (Seattle) Public Health Center
Public Health provides a travel assessment and immunizations including timely information about health-related risks while traveling abroad. Prescription medications for malaria prevention, altitude sickness and treatment of travelers' diarrhea and other travel-related conditions are available.