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Where to Get a Flu Vaccine

Where to Get a Flu Vaccine

  • Get a Flu Vaccine in Michigan

    Getting a flu vaccine is the most important step you can take to protect yourself and your loved ones from the flu. Flu vaccines are widely available across Michigan and are easy to access.

    Find a Flu Vaccine Near You

    To quickly find a flu vaccine location near you, use the official Vaccine Finder tool:

    Vaccine Finder (our recommended tool): https://www.vaccinefinder.org/
    Use this tool to search for nearby pharmacies, clinics, and other providers offering flu vaccines.

    You can also get a flu vaccine at:

    • Your doctor’s office.
    • Your local health department.
    • Retail pharmacies (such as CVS, Walgreens, etc.).
    • Community vaccination clinics.
    • Some schools and workplaces.

    If you have questions about availability, contact your healthcare provider or local health department.

    Cost of the Flu Vaccine

    Most health insurance plans cover the cost of a flu vaccine at little or no cost. If you are uninsured or underinsured, there are still options available to help you get vaccinated.

    Free Flu Vaccines for Children (Under 19)

    The Michigan Vaccines for Children (VFC) Program provides vaccines at no cost for children under 19 years old who are:

    • Medicaid-eligible.
    • Uninsured.
    • Underinsured.
    • American Indian or Alaska Native.

    To access VFC vaccines:

    • Ask your healthcare provider if they participate in the VFC program, or
    • Contact your local health department.

     

    Free Flu Vaccines for Eligible Adults (19 and Older)

    The Michigan Adult Vaccine Program (AVP) provides vaccines at no cost for eligible adults who are uninsured or underinsured.

    Vaccines are available through participating providers, including:

    • Local health departments.
    • Federally Qualified Health Centers.
    • Tribal health centers.
    • Migrant health centers.

    Contact a participating provider or your local health department to learn more.

    For Healthcare Providers and Public Health Partners

    The following resources are intended for providers and public health professionals:

    These tools support vaccine planning, coordination, and availability tracking and if you are looking for where to receive an influenza vaccine, please refer to the Vaccine Finder.

    Interactive Map: Free Vaccine Locations (VFC Program)

    The interactive map below shows locations where children may receive flu vaccines at no cost through the VFC program.

    Before visiting:

    • Contact the provider to confirm vaccine availability.
    • Schedule an appointment if needed.

    Additional Support

    If you are unsure where to go or which program applies to you, your local health department can help connect you with the right resources.

  • Influenza Vaccine Providers

    The interactive map below provides locations where you can find influenza vaccine at no cost through the Vaccines for Children (VFC) program. Please contact the provider office to check on the vaccine availability and schedule a visit.

    Find out more about the Vaccines for Children program here.

  • Updated 8/4/26