It's Not Too Late To Get H1N1 Vaccine

McHenry County Department of Health (MCDH) will offer walk-in H1N1 clinics in June at its Woodstock and Crystal Lake offices. No appointment is necessary. The vaccine is free; clinics are open to ALL county residents that are eligible.
WOODSTOCK LOCATION-2200 N. Seminary Avenue
Annex A – Daily, Monday-Friday (8:30am-4:30pm)
Individuals 9 years of age and older; injection vaccine only
Annex B – Infants/children must be 6 months - 9 years of age; injection vaccine only
Wednesday June 9 8am-noon
Wednesday June 16 8am-noon
Wednesday June 23 8am-noon, 1pm-4pm

CRYSTAL LAKE—100 N. Virginia Street
Daily, Monday-Friday (8:30am-4:30pm)
Individuals 9 years of age and older; injection vaccine only
Reports indicate the H1N1 virus continues to circulate and has caused serious infection, especially to those with underlying medical conditions. The vaccine not only protects you but it helps protect the people around you. If you get the flu, you can pass it to others including babies, pregnant women, and people with chronic health conditions who are more likely to suffer serious complications.
Following the 3 C’s will also keep you healthy so remember to cover a cough with tissue or sleeve, clean hands with warm soap and water, and contain the virus by staying home when ill. Get answers to your flu questions at www.mcdh.info or 815-334-4510.

H1N1 Vaccine Still Available At McHenry County Health Department

It’s not too late to get the H1N1 vaccine. McHenry County Department of Health (MCDH) will offer walk-in H1N1 clinics in May at its Woodstock (2200 N. Seminary Avenue) and Crystal Lake (100 N. Virginia Street) offices. No appointment is necessary. The vaccine is free; clinics are open to ALL county residents that are eligible.

· Annex A – Daily, Monday-Friday (8am-4:30pm)
Individuals 9 years of age and older; injection vaccine only

· Annex B – Infants/children must be 6 months of age to 9 years; injection vaccine only

Monday May 3
8:30am-noon

Wednesday May 12
8am-noon & 1pm-4pm

Wednesday May 19
8am-noon & 1pm-4pm

Thursday May 27
1pm-4pm

· Crystal Lake – Daily, Monday-Friday (9am-4:30pm)
Individuals 9 years of age and older; injection vaccine only

Reports indicate the H1N1 virus continues to circulate and has caused serious infection, especially to those with underlying medical conditions. The vaccine not only protects you but it helps protect the people around you. If you get the flu, you can pass it to others including babies, pregnant women, and people with chronic health conditions who are more likely to suffer serious complications.

Following the 3 C’s will also keep you healthy so remember to cover a cough with tissue or sleeve, clean hands with warm soap and water, and contain the virus by staying home when ill. Get answers to your flu questions at http://www.mcdh.info/ or 815-334-4510.