Immunizations

Clackamas County Community Health Division works closely with the Oregon Health Division and many other agencies to encourage kids and adults to get the vaccines they need to stay healthy.
Our staff will make a plan for your child's immunization needs and make sure you receive reminders when your child is due for another immunization.

The Clackamas County Community Health Division encourages parents to:

• Keep an updated record of your child's immunizations.
  
• Remember to update your child's school or child care facility anytime your child receives a new shot.
  
• Keep your child current on their immunizations. Kids need 80% of their shots by the age of 2.
  

Child and adult immunizations are available at a low cost with discount opportunities based on household income. Nobody will be denied service based on the inability to pay.

To schedule an appointment please call

Oregon City Health Clinic:503-655-8471
1425 Beavercreek Rd
Oregon City, OR 97045

Gladstone Health Clinic:503-850-4472
18911 Portland Ave.
Gladstone, OR 97027

Speech impaired or deaf TTY 1-800-735-2900 (Relay)

If your child misses an appointment or is behind on their immunizations it is not necessary to start over.  Your medical provider will continue the shots from where they left off.

Immunizations available:

Community Health in Motion - The Clackamas County Community Health Division also partners with Providence Milwaukie Hospital and other community partners to offer FREE immunization clinics. Call 503.655.8799 to find out about the next Community Health in Motion Clinic.

Does Your Child Need Immunizations?
Child/Adolescent Immunization Schedule

School Requirements

New School and Childcare Requirements for 2011-2012:

• Tdap - One dose for  students entering grades 7-10.
• Hepatitis A - Two doses for childcare facilities, preschool, kindergarten, 1st- 3rd grades.

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Frequently Asked Questions Regarding School Law

College Requirements

Travel Vaccinations

The Clackamas County Community Health Clinic does not administer travel vaccinations.  We recommend checking with your health plan for travel vaccination coverage and clinics.

Multnomah County has a travel vaccination clinic. Please visit its website for more information:
http://www.co.multnomah.or.us/health/travelers/ 

 More Immunization Information

• Concerns about vaccine safety 
• Questions about HPV vaccine 
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
• National Network for Immunization Information

Zostavax vaccine is used to prevent shingles (herpes zoster) in individuals age 60 years and older.

Following the recommendations of our Health Officer, Dr. Paul Lewis, and the consensus our regional partners, Multnomah and Washington County, Zostavax will not be stocked in the Clackamas County Community Health Primary Care Clinics. There is no public funding available to purchase this vaccine.  

Providers wanting to prescribe this vaccine for their patients can write them a prescription and send them to a local pharmacy.  Their insurance will then be billed.  For patients without insurance, they will have to pay the full cost of the vaccine.  The vaccine costs approximately $220.00 and is given only once.

Please see below local area pharmacies dispensing and administering Zostavax:

Oregon City

Fred Meyer
1839 Molalla Ave
Oregon City, OR  97045
503-657-1483

Molalla

Safeway
1525 W Main St
Molalla, OR  97038
503-829-4855

Sandy

Safeway
37601 Highway 26
Sandy, OR  97055
503-668-2330