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Warren Clinic Drive-Thru Flu Vaccines at Warren Clinic Tower

By Saint Francis Health System Staff

Skip the Waiting Room—Get Your Flu Shot Without Leaving Your Car

You do it for your coffee. You do it for dinner. Now do it for your health — and the health of everyone around you.

Warren Clinic's annual drive-through flu vaccination clinic is back, open now through November 21. 

No appointment necessary. No waiting room. Just roll down your window, get your shot and get on with your day.

"Vaccination is the single biggest thing you can do for your family, friends, and the community as a way to limit the spread of influenza," says Bradley Hardy, DO, Warren Clinic Primary Care System Medical Director.

"During cold and flu season, our city hospitals can struggle to keep up with influenza admissions for the sickest of the sick. Getting an influenza vaccine now not only limits your risk of infection, severity of infection or complication, and even death, but also protects those around you, keeping hospital capacity available for those in need," Dr. Hardy says.

How it Works

The process couldn't be simpler. Drive up west of Warren Clinic Tower (6600 South Yale Avenue, 74136), look for the signs / pink cones / parking lot booths, fill out a quick form, and pull forward to get your shot. Start to finish, you'll barely have time to send a text.

You don't have to be a current Warren Clinic patient to participate. 

Walk-ins are welcome, but if you'd like to move through even faster, you can schedule ahead through MyChart.

Drive-Thru Clinic Hours

  • Monday – Friday: 9 a.m. – 7 p.m.
  • Saturday: 9 a.m. – 3 p.m.
  • Closed Sunday

Additional vaccination clinic options are available at locations across the Saint Francis Health System if this site doesn't work for you.

 

Why Now?

"We are already seeing influenza in the community and the historical start for cold and flu season is getting earlier each year. Getting a shot now means your body will have time to develop an immune response, ensuring full protection prior to your first exposure in the community," Dr. Hardy says.

Getting vaccinated early protects you, your family and your community — and helps keep urgent care clinics and emergency rooms available for people who truly need them. Once flu activity peaks, it's harder to stay ahead of it. Getting your shot now, before cases spike, is the single most effective step you can take. 

Don't Wait

Flu season doesn't wait — and neither should you. Drive through, roll down your window and take care of it today. It's one of the easiest things you'll do all week.

Visit the Warren Clinic Tower Drive-Thru Site page for additional details, or schedule your visit through MyChart.

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