Vaccines & Immunizations
Protecting Bond County residents of all ages against serious illnesses and life-threatening diseases through immunization services.
Flu Season Alert: Walk-in flu shots available Monday–Friday, 9am–4pm. No appointment needed!
About Our Immunization Program
Vaccines are an effective way to protect against serious illnesses and life-threatening diseases. The Bond County Health Department provides vaccines for children and adults.
Starting before and during pregnancy, vaccines can help protect babies from some diseases. The importance of vaccines continues at birth, through the toddler, preteen, and teen years. A certificate of up-to-date immunizations is required for school enrollment.
These immunizations help build life-long protection against many illnesses such as measles, mumps, tetanus, whooping cough, and polio. The need for immunization continues through adulthood and is also based on an individual’s health condition, job, lifestyle, and travel plans.
Vaccines for Every Stage of Life
Infants
Birth through 12 months
Children
Ages 0 through 6 years
Preteens & Teens
Ages 7 through 18 years
Adults
18 years and older
Payment Options
Medicare
Medicare insurance accepted for eligible vaccines
Medicaid
Medicaid insurance accepted for eligible vaccines
Sliding Fee Scale
Available for private pay based on income and household size
Vaccine Resources
Learn more about vaccines and immunization schedules from the CDC:
Growing Up with Vaccines: What Should Individuals Know?
Immunization Schedule for Children Age 0 through 6
Immunization Schedule for Ages 7 – 18
CDC Vaccines and Immunizations
Travelers’ Health – Travel Vaccines
Schedule Your Immunization
Contact the Immunization Program at Bond County Health Department to schedule an appointment or get more information about available vaccines.
Bond County Health Department
1520 S 4th Street • Greenville, IL 62246
Monday – Friday, 8:30 AM – 4:00 PM