COVID (Pfizer ages 5+) & Flu shots, FluMist and High Dose offered, ages 6 months+. Do not select “No preference” for vaccine type; you must pick vaccine type. Registration is required!
A fee will be collected if you select “no insurance”. Fees: $25 FluMist, $70 Flu shot & High Dose.
Flu shots, FluMist and High Dose are offered for ages 6 months+. Do not select “No preference” for vaccine type; you must pick vaccine type. Registration is required!
A fee will be collected if you select “no insurance”. Fees: $25 FluMist, $70 Flu shot & High Dose.
Other clinics:
Oct 22nd: COVID (Pfizer ages 5+) & Flu shots, FluMist and High Dose, ages 6 months +
Flu shots, FluMist and High Dose are offered for ages 6 months+. Do not select “No preference” for vaccine type; you must pick vaccine type. Registration is required!
A fee will be collected if you select “no insurance”. Fees: $25 FluMist, $70 Flu shot & High Dose.
Other clinics:
Oct 15th: Flu shots, FluMist and High Dose, ages 6 months+
Oct 22nd: COVID (Pfizer ages 5+) & Flu shots, FluMist and High Dose, ages 6 months +
This date is for 65 years and older only! Both High Dose & COVID (Pfizer) shots are offered. Do not select “No preference” for vaccine type; you must pick vaccine type. Registration is required!
A fee will be collected if you select “no insurance”. Fees: $25 FluMist, $70 Flu shot & High Dose.
Other clinics:
Oct 1st and Oct 15th: Flu shots, FluMist and High Dose, ages 6 months+
Oct 22nd: COVID (Pfizer ages 5+) & Flu shots, FluMist and High Dose, ages 6 months +
Medicare can be confusing, but understanding your coverage is essential to getting the care you need. Just in time for Open Enrollment, this presentation will provide a clear, straightforward breakdown of Medicare Parts A, B, C, and D, including how Medicare Advantage plans differ from traditional Medicare. Physical therapist and wonder of Healthy Aging Physical Therapy, Dr. Katie Wadland, PT, DPT, Board-Certified Geriatric Clinical Specialist will also explain how Medicare Part B works for outpatient rehabilitation services - what’s covered, what “skilled therapy” means, and how to advocate