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Flu season doesn’t wait 
and neither should you.

Protect yourself, your family, and your community with a flu shot this season!

 

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        Why it matters:

Protecting yourself and your family doesn’t have to be complicated. Whether you get your shot here at The Iowa Clinic or at another convenient location in your community, what matters most is that you get it.

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Three easy ways to roll up your sleeve:

At The Iowa Clinic: Ask your Primary Care provider about your flu shot at your next appointment. 

At Community Locations: Flu shots are available at many pharmacies and community sites. At Pediatric 

Flu Shot Clinics: Our pediatric clinics are offered on select dates each fall.

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Pediatrics Flu Shot Clinic 

Ages 6 months - 17 years

We know parents are busy, that’s why our pediatric team offers dedicated flu shot clinics each fall. These clinics are designed to make it quick and simple for kids to get vaccinated and back to their day. Call 515.875.9420 to get your child scheduled today.

What to Know Before You Go 

  • Appointments required. Please call your pediatric office to schedule a clinic time. 
  • Flu shots are typically covered at no cost under most health plans. 
  • Our clinics are set up to get your kids vaccinated quickly, with minimal disruption to your day.

 

Fall 2025 Pediatric Flu Shot Clinic Schedule 

DateLocationTime
Wed, Sept 17Grimes10am – 4:15pm
Mon, Sept 22Ankeny Campus8:15am – 4:15pm
Wed, Sept 24South Waukee Campus8:15am – 4:15pm
Fri, Oct 3West Des Moines Campus8:15am – 4:15pm
Mon, Oct 13Ankeny Campus8:15am – 4:15pm
Wed, Oct 29Grimes8:15am – 4:15pm
Wed, Oct 29West Des Moines Campus8:15am – 4:15pm
Mon, Nov 3West Des Moines Campus8:15am – 4:15pm
Wed, Nov 5South Waukee Campus12:15pm – 4:15pm

 

Flu Shot FAQ

Everyone 6 months and older. It’s especially important for kids, caregivers, pregnant women, and anyone with chronic health conditions.

Yes. Most people only have mild side effects like a sore arm or low-grade fever. Serious reactions are extremely rare

Yes, starting at 6 months old. Children under 6 months are too young, so it’s important for caregivers to be vaccinated. Check out our Pediatric Clinic dates for children 6 months - 17 years old.

The vaccine can make illness milder and shorter. If you do get sick: rest, stay home, hydrate, and call your doctor if symptoms worsen.

 
 

The best flu shot is the one you actually get.

Ask your doctor at your next appointment or visit another location that works best for you. What matters most is protecting yourself and the people around you.

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