Get My Child Immunized

  

Immunization Program Mission Statement

The mission of the Immunization Program is to decrease the burden of vaccine-preventable diseases through the implementation of interventions aimed at increasing immunization rates. The immunization program is responsible for surveillance and control of vaccine preventable disease in the community.

The City of Milwaukee Health Department Immunization Program manages the administration of vaccine at all of the Health Department Clinics - see below for free immunization clinic times and locations. If you have questions about immunizations or need help locating immunization records, please call (414) 286-8034.

Services
The Immunization Program provides the following services:

• Free immunizations for children and adolescents during walk in clinic hours.
• On-site immunization clinics for child care centers and schools (subject to availability).
• Phone consultations for parents/ guardians, providers, adolescents, adults, and international travelers.  
• Immunization records for children and adults.
• Immunization education/ training for parents/ guardians, providers and community organizations.

• Educational materials.
  

Special FREE Clinics

The MHD will be offering free measles and rubella immunization clinics this Saturday, May 10th. Click on the following English, Español, and Hmong fliers for more information about the clinics.

FREE Immunization Clinics

No appointment is needed.  Please make every effort to bring your child's immunization records with you.  Questions?  Call (414) 286-8034.  For an English/Spanish flier containing more details and times for our normal immunization clinic hours not listed below click here.

Location	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday
Keenan Health Center 3200 N 36th St.			8 - 11 am
Northwest Health Center 7630 W Mill Rd.				3 - 6 pm	11 am- 2 pm
Southside Health Center 1639 S 23rd St.	3 - 6 pm	1 - 4 pm