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Flu shots and vaccines, without an appointment.

Walk in for a flu shot any day from 9 AM to 6 PM. For any other vaccine, call to ask which vaccines are available.

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Flu shots and vaccines

A vaccine teaches your body to fight an infection before you are exposed to it. The flu shot is updated each year because flu viruses change, so a new shot is recommended every flu season. It cannot give you the flu.

Reasons to get a flu shot

  • Lowering your chance of catching the flu
  • Protecting babies and older adults around you
  • A long-term condition such as asthma, diabetes or heart disease
  • Pregnancy
  • A job or school that asks for it

Trouble breathing, swelling of the face or throat, widespread hives, a fast heartbeat or fainting after a vaccine can be a severe allergic reaction. Call 911.

What to expect

  1. Walk in

    No appointment is needed for a flu shot. For other vaccines, call first to ask what is available.

  2. A few questions

    Staff ask about allergies, past reactions to vaccines and how you feel today.

  3. Your shot

    The shot is given in the upper arm. Ask for a record of your vaccine if you need one for work or school.

Your doctor

Nada Elmakshbr, MD

Internal Medicine · Primary care and women's health

Cost and insurance

Call with your insurance card so we can check your specific plan. Without insurance, a flu shot is $40, and our other self-pay prices are below.

  • Medicare
  • Illinois Medicaid
  • Blue Cross Blue Shield
  • Aetna
  • UnitedHealthcare
  • Humana

Not sure about your plan? Call (708) 529-7109 and we will check.

Self-pay prices

Office visit
$120
Visit with flu, COVID and strep tests
$145
Visit with urine test
$145
X-ray
$50
Stitches
from $220
School or sports physical
$30
Work or college physical
$70
Flu shot
$40

Common questions

Can the flu shot give me the flu?
No. Some people have a sore arm, mild aches or a low fever for a day or two.
When is a good time to get a flu shot?
Early fall is ideal, but getting it later in the season still helps as long as flu is spreading.
Which other vaccines do you have?
Supplies change, so please call (708) 529-7109 to ask which vaccines are available.
Can I get a flu shot if I am sick?
With a mild cold, usually yes. If you have a fever or feel quite ill, the provider may suggest waiting.
Can my child get a flu shot here?
For babies and young children, please call first at (708) 529-7109.

Flu shots and vaccines in Palos Hills.

Palos Urgent Care · 10384 S. Harlem Ave, Palos Hills, IL 60465