Health agencies launch free seasonal flu vaccination clinics across multiple communities this fall

Glenn County’s Hamilton City clinic will be held at the Hamilton City Library, 330 Broadway Avenue, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
New Hanover County asks residents who have health insurance to provide their insurance information during registration, even though there is no out-of-pocket cost for the vaccinations.
New Hanover County’s clinics will be held in the Health and Human Services parking lot at 1650 Greenfield Street, and staff can vaccinate multiple people in one vehicle—a feature officials say can help people with mobility limitations.
Geisinger says annual flu vaccination can help reduce the risk of illness and hospitalization.
Health agencies across multiple states are rolling out free flu vaccination clinics this fall, making shots accessible to anyone 6 months and older without insurance or identification requirements. Glenn County Public Health in California will host a clinic on October 3, while New Hanover County in North Carolina is offering three drive-thru dates in October and November — all at no out-of-pocket cost to residents.
Glenn County Public Health will hold its flu vaccination clinic on October 3 at the Hamilton City Library, located at 330 Broadway Avenue. The clinic runs from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. and welcomes anyone 6 months or older. High-dose vaccines will be available for seniors. No identification, insurance, or appointment is needed.
This no-barrier approach removes common obstacles that prevent people from getting vaccinated. Residents can simply walk in and receive their shot without paperwork or insurance verification.
New Hanover County will operate three drive-thru flu clinics with no appointment required. Clinics are scheduled for October 12, October 15, and November 3 at the Health and Human Services parking lot, 1650 Greenfield Street. Vaccines are free to all residents 6 months and older, with no out-of-pocket costs.
A key feature of these clinics is their vehicle-based design. Staff can vaccinate multiple people in one vehicle, helping residents with mobility limitations stay comfortable during the process. The county asks insured residents to provide their insurance information during registration, though this does not affect the free cost.
Eau Claire officials and NorthLakes Community Clinic are coordinating additional flu vaccination clinics in their areas. While appointments are encouraged to manage patient flow, walk-ins are accepted at these locations. This dual approach balances convenience with operational efficiency.
Geisinger health system plans to provide free flu shots and health education materials at the Bloomsburg Fair. The company emphasizes that annual flu vaccination reduces the risk of illness and hospitalization. This community fair approach reaches residents in a familiar, casual setting outside traditional clinic environments.
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