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Get your flu shot

Schedule an appointment online for a flu vaccination.

Appointments are available at:

Cape Cod Healthcare Pharmacy (Cape Cod Hospital, Falmouth Hospital)
Community Clinics

Appointments can also be made by calling 508-957-8600. If making a flu shot appointment by phone, please fill out the immunization questionnaire [PDF] in advance.

Note – Medical Affiliates of Cape Cod primary care patients may schedule vaccination appointments at their provider location using MyChart.

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Vaccination Appointments at CCHC

From infancy through adulthood, vaccines work with your body’s natural defense system to safely help you develop immunity to a number of serious diseases. In addition to providing protection to your body, staying current on vaccinations lowers your chance of spreading disease, especially to those with weaker immune systems.

Flu Vaccinations

At Cape Cod Healthcare, we know the best way to avoid the flu is to prevent it. Cape Cod Healthcare offers both the traditional flu vaccine as well as the senior (high-dose) vaccine. According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) it is safe to receive COVID-19 and flu vaccines at the same visit.

Additional Vaccinations

Despite receiving necessary vaccines as a child, the protection from some vaccines can wear off. You may also be at risk for other diseases due to your job, lifestyle, travel, or health conditions. The CDC provides a list of recommended vaccinations by age.