They also will be able to complete a digital intake form prior to their visit to limit in-person contact at the time of vaccination. Starting in September, CVS Pharmacy patients will also be able to make vaccination appointments with a pharmacist by visiting CVS.com, the CVS app, or by texting FLU to 287898. Walk-in appointments are also welcome at CVS Pharmacy throughout flu season. Patients may schedule an immunization appointment with a MinuteClinic provider at, or check the website to see if walk-in appointments are available in their area. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends that individuals make plans to get vaccinated early in the fall, before flu season begins, and ideally no later than the end of October. In addition, 54 percent of consumers surveyed indicated that they plan to get their immunization earlier than last year. Results have shown that consumers’ intention to get vaccinated has been increasing month over month, with 66 percent of those surveyed in July saying they definitely or likely will get a flu shot this season, compared to 34 percent of those surveyed in January 2020. consumers, the impact of COVID-19 is significantly influencing individuals’ likelihood to get a flu shot this season.
By getting a flu shot this fall and taking other proactive measures to improve general health and immunity, individuals and families can protect themselves against seasonal flu, help safeguard the overall health of the community and minimize the impact on health care resources.Īccording to a survey commissioned by CVS Health and conducted among a general population of U.S. With the ongoing health impacts of COVID-19 on local communities, CVS Health is reminding the public that it is more important than ever to stay current with vaccinations and other routine health care needs.
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