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Flu vaccines are available at no cost to eligible Veterans at all VA medical centers and more than 65,000 in-network community retail pharmacies and urgent care walk-in locations. VA

encourages Veterans to get their flu shot to protect themselves, their families and the community from complications of the flu.

Flu shots are currently available at community providers and at all VA medical centers through April 2024.

Veterans are encouraged to receive the flu vaccine at their scheduled appointment at Milwaukee VA Medical Center. You can also schedule an appointment with your clinic to receive your

vaccination. For those who already received an influenza vaccination, contact the clinic to keep your health records up to date.

Call to schedule an appointment with the Green Bay scheduling desk at . option 2. For those who already received an influenza vaccination, contact the clinic to keep your health records up

to date. Reminder to bring an ID and wear loose clothing to allow access to your arm. 

Veterans are encouraged to receive the flu vaccine at their scheduled appointment at Appleton VA Clinic. You can also schedule an appointment with your clinic to receive your vaccination.

For those who already received an influenza vaccination, contact the clinic to keep your health records up to date.

Veterans are encouraged to receive the flu vaccine at their scheduled appointment at Cleveland VA. You can also schedule an appointment to be immunized. 

Veterans are encouraged to receive the flu vaccine at their scheduled appointment at Union Grove VA Clinic. You can also schedule an appointment with your clinic to receive your vaccination.

For those who already received an influenza vaccination, contact the clinic to keep your health records up to date.

To find flu shots in the community or the nearest VA clinic, use the VA Facility Locator, and enter a ZIP code.

Note: Veterans should call ahead and confirm the location offers no-cost flu shots to Veterans through this VA benefit. 

To be eligible* for a flu shot from a community provider, Veterans must be enrolled in VA health care and have received care from either a VA provider or a member of VA’s Community Care

Network within the past 24 months.

*Ineligible Veterans receiving the flu shot at a community provider will be responsible for the cost of the vaccine.

It’s also important for Veterans to scan this community provider billing information code to a mobile device or print and bring this billing Information to the vaccine provider.

There is no copayment if the visit consists only of a flu vaccine. Flu vaccine-only visits don’t count toward copayments associated with using VA’s community urgent care benefit.