Vaccines & Immunizations
Flu, COVID-19, and routine adult immunizations.
Staying up to date on your vaccines is one of the simplest, most effective ways to protect your health — and the people around you.
Vaccines we offer
- Seasonal flu vaccine (every year)
- COVID-19 vaccine (current formulation)
- Tdap / Td booster (every 10 years)
- Shingles vaccine (recommended at 50+)
- Pneumococcal vaccine (65+, or younger with risk)
- RSV vaccine (older adults and those at higher risk)
Not sure what you're due for?
Dr. Katari reviews your records and tells you exactly what you need and when — no guesswork and no pressure, just current guidance based on CDC recommendations.
Why adults still need vaccines
Immunity from childhood shots can fade, and some risks rise with age. Shingles affects about one in three adults in their lifetime, and flu and pneumonia are far more serious after 65. Vaccines also protect the people around you — grandchildren, older relatives, and anyone with a weakened immune system.
What to expect afterward
- A sore arm for a day or two is common and normal
- Mild tiredness or a low-grade fever can follow some vaccines
- Serious reactions are rare — we'll review your history first
- You can usually return to normal activities right away
What we offer
- Seasonal flu & COVID-19 vaccines
- Routine adult immunizations
- Travel & pre-employment vaccines
- Records review & reminders
Common questions
Can I get more than one vaccine in a visit?
Usually yes — several vaccines can safely be given at the same appointment.
Are vaccines covered by insurance?
Most routine adult vaccines are covered by insurance and Medicare. We'll confirm before you receive them.
What if I've lost my records?
We can often look up your history and help rebuild an accurate vaccination record.
Ready to see a doctor who listens?
Book online in a couple of minutes, or call and our staff will help you find a time.