Ipswich Public Health Department to Hold Flu Clinic for Residents Over 65

IPSWICH — Public Health Director Colleen Fermon would like to announce that the Public Health Department will hold a flu clinic for residents ages 65 and older, in conjunction with the Council on Aging.

When: 

Wednesday, Oct. 19, from 1-2:30 p.m.

Where:

Town Hall, Council on Aging Cafeteria, 25 Green St.

Who:

Ipswich residents ages 65 and older

What:

The Ipswich Public Health Department will hold a flu clinic that will offer the FluZone High Dose Quadrivalent. Fluzone High-Dose Quadrivalent is the preferred vaccine option for this season. This vaccine is not approved for people younger than 65 years, or for people of any age with a history of severe allergic reaction to any influenza vaccine or to vaccine components other than eggs.

Vaccinations are by appointment only. Walk-ins are not allowed. To schedule an appointment, visit the Town of Ipswich homepage here, or click here. 

Those who visit the clinic are asked to wear short sleeves and bring proof of insurance. Masks must be worn in the clinic by state policy. Residents are reminded to stay home if they feel ill. 

Ipswich seniors who may need help scheduling a vaccination appointment may call the Council on Aging at 978-356-6650.