Walgreens, Take Care Clinics offering H1N1 vaccinations in Indiana

DEERFIELD, Ill. Walgreens, in partnership with the Indiana State Department of Health, now is offering H1N1 vaccinations at all of its pharmacies throughout Indiana. In addition, all Take Care Clinics at select Walgreens stores in the Indianapolis area currently are offering H1N1 vaccinations.

Any resident who wants an H1N1 vaccination and who meets state age requirements can receive an H1N1 vaccination at Walgreens, as the Indiana State Department of Health has recently lifted priority group vaccination restrictions. Walgreens pharmacists in Indiana can immunize those ages 9 years and older. Take Care Clinics can immunize patients ages 2 years and older.

"This flu season, Walgreens has truly demonstrated its role as a go-to, trusted resource for flu prevention and healthcare services throughout Indiana and nationwide," stated Chris Whelan, market VP for Walgreens in Indiana. "Weire here to help. And we're proud to partner with the Indiana State Department of Health by providing convenient, affordable access to H1N1 vaccinations, furthering our commitment to helping individuals and their families stay well this flu season."

Indiana is one of 38 U.S. states in which Walgreens is currently offering H1N1 vaccinations. With more than 17,000 certified or licensed immunizers, including pharmacists, nurse practitioners and physician assistants, Walgreens offers a comprehensive retail flu prevention network, serving more than 7,100 Walgreens pharmacies and more than 350 Take Care Clinics.