Local Vaccine Resources –

Help protect the ones you love!

Some people who are at risk, can’t get some vaccines. If you’re protected, it helps protect them!

• Kroger Pharmacy: https://www.kroger.com/health/schedule-appointment South Port Huron: 1215 24Th St, Port Huron,MI 48060 (810) 987-7155 Kroger Pharmacy: North Port Huron: 2907 Krafft Rd., Port Huron,MI 48060 (810) 987-6346

• Meijer Pharmacy, Fort Gratiot, MI, I810-385-2110 , 775 24th Ave, Fort Gratiot, MI 48059
• Meijer Pharmacy, Marysville, MI: (810) 388-9610. 205 S Range Rd Marysville, MI 48040 https://www.meijer.com/shopping/services/pharmacy/pharmacy-services.html?icid=Redirect:Vaccines

• St. Clair County Health Department – Covid vaccines are available for only age 65+ at the Health Department. They have the Novavax, non-mRNA vaccine. If you are age 64 or less, go to your doctor or pharmacy for a Covid vaccine. If you want to get your Covid vaccine from the St. Clair County Health Department, they require a prescription from your doctor that verifies an accepted health risk factor if you are age 64 or less. Pregnant women are ineligible for Covid vaccines from the Health Department. “Walk-In Wednesdays” are available for most vaccines. Other weekdays require an appointment. Main Office: (810) 987-5729
• Walgreens – 1617 10TH ST in Port Huron, MI 810-987-5083 l . Walgreens – 3990 24th Avenue, Port Huron, MI 810-987-4679

• Walmart Pharmacy at Fort Gratiot Supercenter: 4845 24th Ave, Fort Gratiot, MI 48059 810-385-7747

Covid vaccines: proven to reduce risk of hospitalizations, deaths and long covid. 

State of Michigan: https://www.michigan.gov/mdhhs/-/media/Project/Websites/mdhhs/Keeping-Michigan-Healthy/Communicable-and-Chronic-Diseases/COVID_Vaccine_Recommendations_Public_Health_Bulletin_for_Health_Care_Provders.pdf?rev=5b6e279d9bc94cb28574507b281f9d5a&hash=555D5A29BC68DB3E27F46C5F03DD5AA3

Myocarditis and pericarditis are rarely observed after COVID-19 vaccination.  The risk of myocarditis is greater with a natural Covid infection.

Risk of the Covid vaccine: In clinical trials, most local and systemic post-vaccination reactions were mild to moderate, fever, body aches, and resolved in 1–3 days.

Individual decision-making – the choice to vaccinate is made between you and your healthcare professional, based on personal risks and benefits.

Many professional organizations, including the American Academy of Pediatrics, (AAP), the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG), and the American Academy of Family Physicians, (AAFP), and the American Medical Association, encourage vaccination.

The key recommendations across these organizations include:

• Babies and young children ages 6 to 23 months: Both the AAP and AAFP recommend vaccination for this age group since they’re considered at higher risk for severe COVID-19.
• Children ages 2 to 18 years with risk factors: Vaccination is recommended for children with chronic conditions, weakened immune systems, or other risk factors. This also includes children who’ve never received a COVID-19 vaccine.
• Children ages 2 to 18 years without risk factors: COVID-19 vaccines should be available for children whose parent or guardian wants them to be protected.
• Adults ages 18 and older: COVID-19 vaccines should be available for those who choose to get them. AAFP recommends vaccination for all adults, especially those ages 65 and older or at higher risk of severe COVID-19.
• Pregnant women: AAFP and ACOG recommend COVID-19 vaccination during pregnancy to protect both the mother and baby. Infants under 6 months have the highest risk of hospitalization from COVID-19 among children, but they can’t be vaccinated themselves. They receive protective antibodies (immune cells) when their mother is vaccinated during pregnancy.

In Michigan, insurance covers COVID & flu vaccines.