Flu Resources | Flu | UC Davis Health

Consumer pharmacies (drug stores) are front-line targets for distribution of flu shots because of their convenience and large number of locations. Many already offer the updated flu vaccine for 2024-25. Check the website for the pharmacy of your choice or give them a call.

Protect yourself from flu web page – usually includes:

• The MyTurn California vaccine scheduling tool.
• A list of local government health departments in counties and cities around the state that may offer free or low-cost flu vaccines.
• A link to find doctors participating in the California Vaccines for Children program.

What you need to know about the flu web page – usually includes:

• A list of flu vaccine clinics and events with flu vaccines, promoted by Sacramento County and its public health department.
• The Vaccine Finder search tool for places near you that are offering flu vaccines and other vaccines. These are places such as nonprofit community health clinics, grocery stores and pharmacies. Cost may vary, so please check.
• Contact information for the Sacramento County Immunization Assistance Program. This includes information about who may qualify for low-cost immunizations.

Influenza (flu) web page – usually includes:

• A list of free flu vaccine clinics and events with flu vaccines, promoted by Yolo County and its public health department.
• The Vaccine Finder search tool for places near you that are offering flu vaccines and other vaccines. These are places such as nonprofit community health clinics, grocery stores and pharmacies. Cost may vary, so please check.
• Child/youth vaccination info, such as information for Partnership Health Plan members and the Vaccines for Children Program.
• Also, information about who may qualify for low-cost immunizations.

Flu vaccination web page – usually includes:

• A list of flu vaccine clinics and events with flu vaccines, promoted by Placer County and its public health department.
• The Vaccine Finder search tool for places near you that are offering flu vaccines and other vaccines. These are places such as nonprofit community health clinics, grocery stores and pharmacies. Cost may vary, so please check.
• Frequently asked questions.

Your county's public health department or its website may have information about vaccine locations, as well as low- or no-cost options.