Immunizations

The Midland County Department of Public Health Immunization Clinic stocks all vaccines recommended by:

• American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) Immunization Schedule (birth-18 years)

• American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) Immunization Schedule (adults 19+)



• American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) Immunization Schedule (during pregnancy)

• Advisory Committee of Immunization Practices (ACIP)

In October 2025, the Michigan Advisory Committee on Immunizations (MACI) approved a resolution to endorse the adoption of immunization schedules published by AAP, AAFP and ACOG as the standards of care for immunization practices within Michigan. MDHHS and MACI encourage the implementation of these schedules in clinical and community practices.  

We accept the following insurance: 

• Aetna 
• Aetna Medicare
• Blue Cross Blue Shield
• Blue Care Network
• Humana Medicare
• McLaren Commercial
• McLaren Medicaid
• Medicaid
• Medicare
• Medicare Advantage-BCBS
• Meridian Medicaid
• Molina
• Priority Health Commercial
• Priority Health Medicaid
• Priority Health Medicare
• Transactrx Medicare Part D

If your insurance is not listed, we may be able to help connect you with an alternate provider.

If you do not have insurance, we offer many services on a sliding fee scale based on income.

• An uninsured child will not be denied access to vaccines due to inability to pay.
• Vaccine administration fee may be waived for any child or adult receiving free vaccine through programs such as:
• Vaccines for Children (VFC)
• Adult Vaccine Program (AVP)

Visit our 2026 list of Immunization Fees.

If you do not have insurance, we offer many services on a sliding fee scale based on income. Visit our 2026 list of Immunization Fees.

• An uninsured child will not be denied access to vaccines due to inability to pay.
• Vaccine administration fee may be waived for any child or adult receiving free vaccine through programs such as:
• Vaccines for Children (VFC)
• Adult Vaccine Program (AVP)

Please call if you have questions: 989-832-6380 (option #1)

Call 989-832-6380 (option #1)

Click Here to request an appointment online. We will review your response and contact you with an appointment date/time.

See our UPCOMING EVENTS calendar for WALK-IN vaccine opportunities.

Adults 18 years & over:

Walk-in for recommended vaccines every Tuesday @ the Health Department from 10am-4:30pm.

• Includes vaccinations for shingles, RSV, tetanus-diptheria-pertussis (Tdap), pneumonia, hepatitis A, & hepatitis B.
• Medicare Part D is now covering most vaccines for seniors at no cost! Bring your Medicare cards to your walk-in visit.

For youth 6 months to 17 years of age, please call ahead at 989-832-6380 (option #1) so we can prepare for your visit.  

For individuals seeking Influenza and/or COVID-19 vaccine:

• Pre-register for your walk-in visit (URL: https://ph-midland.as.me/WalkInClinic)

We hold vaccine clinics for seasonal COVID-19 and Influenza throughout Midland County in the fall.

See our UPCOMING EVENTS calendar for community vaccine opportunities.

During emergency preparation/response situations (e.g. disease outbreak), we will evaluate the need for community clinics.

We encourage you to sign up for our Patient Portal.

Please call us for instructions: 989-832-6380 (option #1)

For minors that will be visiting without their parent/guardian please complete the: Authorization for Minor Services

You can find us on the second floor of the Midland County Services Building at 220 W. Ellsworth Street near downtown Midland (four story brown brick building). 

When you enter the building, proceed to the second floor (elevators and stairs available). 

Check-in at the clinic- room 284

• Room numbers can be found on the top of the doorframe

If you have any trouble locating us, please call us at 989-832-6380 for assistance.

The Midland County Department of Public Health is proud to announce that we have been certified as a Most Valuable Provider (MVP) by the Michigan Vaccination Partners. 

• To learn more about accessibility features of our location, click here.

The Michigan Vaccination Partners is a collaborative group consisting of The Autism Alliance of Michigan, Disability Rights Michigan, and the Michigan Developmental Disabilities Institute. 

The vision of the Michigan Vaccination Partners is to create healthy communities for all. "To achieve this vision and sustain our efforts long-term, we are inviting health providers to become a Most Valuable Provider (MVP) and offer vaccination and health clinic experiences that are accessible and welcoming to all people across Michigan".

To achieve MVP certification, the Midland County Department of Public Health staff completed MVP Disability training, ensured ADA compliance within the clinic, and assembled a sensory-friendly space within the clinic to create a welcoming environment.

Access the Wayne State University MVP website to learn more about the MVP program (www.ddi.wayne.edu/mvp).

There are many great resources to learn about vaccines and vaccine-preventable diseases.

We encourage you to seek out evidence-based resources to learn about:

• The health risks of the diseases that vaccines protect you from
• Benefits and risks of vaccines

Recommended resources include:

• Your healthcare provider

• Midland County Department of Public Health Immunizations Clinic Nurse
• We are happy to schedule an appointment to talk through your questions.

• Visit https://ivaccinate.org/ to learn more about recommended childhood vaccinations.

• Visit Immunize.org

• Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Vaccine Education Center

• Vaccine Safety

• Vaccine Information Statements (VIS)



• American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) Immunization Schedule (birth-18 years)

• American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP) Immunization Schedule (adults 19+)



• American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) Immunization Schedule (during pregnancy)

• Advisory Committee of Immunization Practices (ACIP)

We do not offer titers to determine status of immunity to disease.

We encourage individuals to talk to their healthcare provider or call us if you have questions about vaccine recommendations.

The tuberculosis (TB) skin test is available year-round by appointment. The cost for a TB skin test and skin test reading is $20 (if not covered by insurance).

• Two appointments will be required:
• First appointment: During the first visit, the nurse will use a small needle to put some testing material under the skin on the lower part of your inner arm. The testing fluid is called tuberculin.
• Second appointment: After two or three days, you must return to have the skin test read. The nurse will measure the size of the bump or reaction. A positive or negative test result depends on the size of the bump or reaction.

If the TB skin test is positive, follow-up will be coordinated with our Communicable Disease Clinic.

Learn more about tuberculosis.

JYNNEOS, a 2-dose vaccine developed to protect against Mpox, is available by appointment at the Midland County Department of Public Health (MCDPH).

To learn more, visit the CDC website and/or Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) Mpox Resources for the Public.

Yes! If you are preparing to travel internationally, visit the International Travel section of our website to learn more about preparing for your trip.

Click here to complete the web-based Non-Medical Childhood Vaccine Exemption Education (waiver) for the Midland County Department of Public Health.

To fully complete the Non-Medical Childhood Vaccine Exemption process:

1. Click the box to complete the Non-Medical Childhood Vaccine Exemption Education.
2. Once web-based education is complete schedule an appointment to have the exemption (waiver) signed.
3. Click here to request an appointment
4. Call 989-832-6665

Nonmedical childhood vaccine exemptions (waivers) are available by appointment only.