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Influenza (Flu) Clinics
Each year in late fall, Region of Waterloo Public Health holds free seasonal flu clinics to immunize people over the age of six months. Doctors' offices and walk-in health clinics also offer influenza vaccine.
The dates, locations and hours of public clinics are listed on this page each fall. They are typically offered from November to January at sites throughout the region.
Influenza Information
For information about influenza and the differences between influenza and the common cold, check the Influenza page.
Employer/Community Based Clinics
The information and forms below describe the process employers must follow in order to hold clinics at their workplaces.
Ministry of Health & Long Term Care-Workplace Flu Clinics
Adverse Vaccine Event Reporting Guidelines
Anaphylaxis: Initial Managment in a Non-Hospital Setting
Links & Resources
Video on flu shots by Rick Mercer
Influenza Fact Sheet
Influenza Weekly Bulletins
Cover Your Cough Poster
Ontario Influenza Bulletins 2010/2011
Health Care Providers (Physicians, Pharmacists, Long-Term Care Facilities)
