Want to protect yourself and your family from the flu? Get vaccinated. It’s one of the most effective ways to stop the spread of the flu. Influenza vaccine is now available at Mayo Clinic Health System sites.

How to get the influenza vaccine

• Ask to receive a flu vaccination during an existing appointment.
• Schedule an influenza immunization appointment one of the following ways:
  • Patient Online Services
  • The Mayo Clinic app
  • Call for an appointment:
    • Arcadia: 895 S. Dettloff Drive, 608-323-3373
    • Caledonia: 701 N. Sprague St., 507-724-3353
    • Holmen: 1303 Main St. S., 608-526-3351
    • La Crosse: 800 West Ave. S., 608-392-9633
    • Onalaska: 191 Theater Road, 608-392-5001
    • Prairie du Chien: 800 E. Blackhawk Ave., 608-326-0808
    • Sparta: 310 W. Main St., 608-269-1770
    • Tomah: 325 Butts Ave., 608-372-5951

Mask and COVID-19 screening required

Staff, patients and visitors are required to wear a face mask or covering to slow the spread of COVID-19 and will be screened for COVID-19 symptoms upon arrival. Please bring your own face mask or covering to wear while at any of our facilities.

Did you know?

• The cost of seasonal influenza vaccine is covered by some insurance plans. We will bill your insurance or accept payment.
• Children 6 months through age 8 need two flu vaccines if it’s the child’s first seasonal flu vaccination. The second vaccine is given at least four weeks from the date of the first.
• After getting vaccinated, it takes about two weeks to develop antibodies to protect against influenza. That’s why getting vaccinated early in the fall is recommended. If you are sick, stay home from work or school to prevent spreading illness to others.