Vaccination Clinics

Clinics have concluded for 2025. You can still obtain vaccinations through an appointment at UHC,  your primary care physician, or at most pharmacies.

Clinic Information for 2025

It’s easy to get annual vaccines on the U-M Ann Arbor campus through a collaboration with Applied Public Health, University Health & Counseling and MHealthy.

• All clinics now offer the 2025-26 influenza vaccine and the 2025-26 COVID-19 vaccine. Check this page regularly for schedule updates.
• Learn about eligibility for vaccination here.
• No appointment is necessary; clinics are drop-in only.
• You must be at least 18 years old for most clinics; select community clinics offer pediatric doses.
• All community members are invited to participate. Michigan Medicine employees, learners and volunteers should contact Occupational Health Services

Fall 2026 Campus Vaccination Clinic Schedule-TBD

When preparing for the vaccination clinic, be sure to:

• Wear appropriate clothing so the vaccine can be administered in your upper arm.
• Bring your insurance cards, including your prescription insurance.
• If your health insurance does not cover vaccinations or if you are not using insurance, you may pay out of pocket. The out-of-pocket cost for a 2025 flu vaccination, including a self-pay discount, is $45.20. 
• If you are feeling ill, wait until you are feeling better to get vaccinated. We are unable to vaccinate anyone with a fever over 101.5° F.
• Please wear a mask if you are experiencing a rash or new cough.
• Many clinics are run by Michigan Medicine; make sure you have a Medical Record Number (MRN). If you are unsure if you have an MRN, please contact Michigan Medicine Patient Registration at (866) 452-9896 and have your insurance card in hand when you call.

If you cannot attend a clinic:

• If you are a student, you can obtain vaccinations through an appointment at UHC,  your primary care physician, or at most pharmacies.
• Faculty and staff as well as spouses or other qualifying adults, dependents and retirees can get vaccinations at their doctor’s office, a local clinic or most pharmacies. When a shot is administered at a pharmacy, there is no cost when either the member’s medical or prescription drug insurance card is provided. Do not use both cards or there could be confusion. Learn more about coverage through U-M’s health plans.