SEATTLE — The flu epidemic sweeping the country has many people racing to get their flu shot.
This weekend, King County is offering free vaccinations at several clinics for people without health insurance or who are unable to pay.
No other vaccinations will be offered at the time of the clinics.
Health officials believe the flu will continue to spread for many weeks, so getting a vaccination right now is still the best protection.
The flu vaccine is recommended for all people, 6 months or older. It is particularly important for pregnant woman and people with long-term health problems, like diabetes, asthma, and heart or lung issues.
The four free clinics this weekend are being held in several spots around King County.
A complete list is located below:
Columbia Public Health Center
4400 37th Ave. S.
Seattle
206.296.4650
Saturday, January 19, 10AM-2PM
Thursdays, 3PM-7PM through January
Eastgate Public Health Center
14350 SE Eastgate Way
Bellevue
206.296.4920
Saturday, January 19, 10AM-2PM
Wednesdays, 3PM-7PM through January
Federal Way Public Health Center
33431 13th Place S.
Federal Way
206.296.8410
Saturday, January 19, 10AM-2PM
Saturday, January 26, 10AM-2PM
North Public Health Center
10501 Meridian Ave. N.
Seattle
206.296.4765
Saturday, January 19, 10AM-2PM
Tuesdays, 3PM-7PM through January
3 Comments to “Free flu shots at 4 King County clinics Saturday”
January 18, 2013 at 4:16 PM
I just watch your piece on the 4 o'clock news that indicated that the incidents of flu are likely to go up. However, if you go to the CDC site it clearly shows they are going down. Why are you reporting otherwise?
January 18, 2013 at 4:25 PM
go to http://www.cdc.gov/flu/weekly/ to see what is really happening with the flu in the U.S.
January 19, 2013 at 11:05 AM
Jim, it's obviously government mind control and if you get the flu shot you'll turn into a zombie.