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If you live in Lancaster County, you can now register to receive your COVID-19 vaccine. Learn more and get answers to vaccine questions.

Don’t put off the essential care you need because of COVID-19. We continue to safely schedule office appointments, surgeries and procedures so you can get the care you need now. We can even help you find a doctor.

For everyone's safety, masks are required for everyone in our facilities. This includes visitors and patients (except in special circumstances).

Flu Shot FAQs

With flu season on the way, here are answers to common questions 

Now is the best time to get a flu shot. You’ll be protected before the flu becomes widespread and your protection will last throughout flu season.

Q: When should I get a flu shot?

A: Now is a perfect time, preferably before October 31. You want to get your flu shot before the flu is widely spread in the community so that you will be protected.

Q: Does the vaccine work right away?

A: No, it takes about two weeks to be effective. That's why it's important to get your flu shot before it is widely spread. 

Q: Can a flu vaccine give me the flu?

A: No, the vaccine does not cause the flu.

Q: How can I get the flu?

A: The virus can travel up to 6 feet when someone coughs, sneezes or talks. Droplets can land in the nose or mouth or be inhaled into the lungs. The flu is contagious - this means you should stay away from those who are sick, and if you are sick you should not be around other people.

Q: Can I have flu and COVID-19 at the same time?

A: Yes, that’s why getting the flu shot is so important this year.

Q: Is the flu a serious illness? 

A: Yes, the flu can be serious enough that some people need to be hospitalized, and for some it is deadly. 

Q: Where can I get a flu vaccine?

A: You can get your flu vaccine at many places including your doctor’s office, urgent care locations and pharmacies.

Don’t let the flu get you – get your flu shot today!

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