Hoagland Pharmacy will be hosting a free event at Creekside Retirement in Burlington Washington on Thursday the 25th at 10:30 am. We will be offering information on Diabetes, your feet, and tools to make your diabetes more manageable. Come hear how Hoagland Pharmacy can help!
Creekside Retirement
400 Gilkey Road
Burlington, WA 98233
Please call Molly Greenleaf dme specialist/marketer with any questions.
1.360.734. 5413 ext 108
mgreenleaf@hoaglandpharmacy.com
Dr. Greg Stern, a Whatcom County Health Officer, expanded eligibility for the H1N1 vaccine yesterday to include everyone over the age of 6 months. If you have not received an H1N1 vaccine and would like one, please feel free to stop by the retail pharmacy Monday-Friday 9am – 5pm to receive yours. Vaccines will be available on a walk-in basis for $25/dose. Billing to Group Health, Medicare and Medicaid is available.
We currently have seasonal flu vaccines available for ages 6 months and older. Cost is $25/dose and we are able to bill to Group Health, Medicare, and Medicaid. The vaccinations are available at the retail pharmacy Monday-Friday 9am to 5pm to walk-in customers only.
In case you missed our last post, we also have H1N1 vaccines available, again for ages 6 months and older. Cost is also $25/dose and billing to Group Health, Medicare, and Medicaid (for adults) is also available at the retail pharmacy Monday-Friday 9am to 5pm to walk-in customers only.
We are following the screening and recommendations from the Department of Health on which the priority groups can get the H1N1 vaccine.
The vaccines will be available Mon-Fri 9am-5pm for $25/dose on a walk-in basis only at the retail store. They are for ages 6 months and older and billing for Group Health, Medicare, and Medicaid (for adults only) is available. If you’re interesting in receiving a vaccination come on by!
We currently do not have any seasonal or H1N1 vaccines in stock at this time. We are updating this site regularly in regards to our vaccine stock, so checking back here often or subscribing to this site is the best way to stay informed. While we are happy to answer any questions you may have, we are not able to take individual names to call when we do get more in stock. We thank you for your patience as we make our way through this crazy flu season!
This Saturday, 7 November, we will be administering the last of our current stock of 175 doses of seasonal flu vaccines (with preservatives) for ages 4 and up. They will be available on a walk-in basis from 9am-12pm, or until they are gone, whichever comes first. If you miss out on this round, we expect to get more in at the end of the month.
We also have 30 doses left of the preservative-free pediatric seasonal vaccine for ages 6 months – 36 months and 5 doses of FluMist left. Stop on by the retail pharmacy this Saturday for your seasonal flu vaccine!
Going on a trip? Need a tetanus booster? We offer more than just flu vaccines. There’s no consultation fee, rarely ever an administrative fee (and we’d let you know if there was going to be one), and our prices are usually lower. And the best part is, when you come into Hoagland Pharmacy for your vaccinations, no doctor’s visit or prescription is needed. Appointments are available Monday-Friday 9am-11:45am and 1:15pm-5pm. Please call ahead to arrange a time.
Check out the list of vaccines we offer over on our immunizations page. If you have any questions about pricing or the vaccines, please contact Ruth Lang, LPN at 734.5413 x118.
We have 75 doses of the seasonal flu vaccine (with preservatives) for ages 4 years through adults available. If you haven’t gotten one yet this year, come on by the retail store between 9am-5pm Monday-Friday or 9am-4pm on Saturday.
We also have preservative-free pediatric vaccines for ages 6 months to 36 months. If this is your child’s first vaccine they will need two doses about a month apart, so let us know!
Still no word on when we will receive the H1N1 vaccine. According to an article I read in Time Magazine the government has backed off the original estimate of 120 million doses by mid-October. They have shipped out some (11 million) and are hoping to ship out another 50 million by mid-November and 150 million in mid-December. The flu virus in grown in chicken eggs and can be somewhat unreliable to culture causing delays in production. In the meantime, remember to wash your hands often, cover your coughs, stay home if you’re not feeling well, and avoid touching your eyes!
Now you know as much as I do about the current availability!
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