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This flu (influenza virus) season, protect yourself and your family by getting your flu shot as soon as possible. Getting a flu shot is more important than ever, especially during the COVID-19 pandemic. Although the flu shot will not prevent the spread of COVID-19, it can help keep you and those around you healthy.
Why should I get my flu shot?
Get your flu shot to keep yourself and those around you safe. The flu can spread easily. It is most likely to spread in the fall and winter seasons.
A flu shot is especially important for people who are at high risk for getting health problems from the flu. This includes: babies over age 6 months, people 65 and older, pregnant women and people with other chronic health conditions.
Where can I get my flu shot?
Getting your flu shot is important, no matter where you go:
Get your flu shot at your primary care office
Current ChristianaCare Patients:
- Self-schedule an appointment with their Primary Care office using the ChristianaCare Patient Portal.
- Learn how to schedule your flu shot via ChristianaCare’s Patient Portal – Watch video | View instructions
- Don’t have a ChristianaCare Patient Portal? Sign up here.
Need a primary care provider?
Find a ChristianaCare Primary Care office near you: ChristianaCare.org/FindAPCP or call 302-777-0643
ChristianaCare GoHealth Urgent Care or other urgent care center.
Local retail pharmacies.
Community flu clinics at flu.delaware.gov.
Google search “CDC Flu Finder” with your zip code.
Resources about the flu
Flu vs. COVID-19 Symptoms
Symptoms of the flu are similar to those of COVID-19 and even the common cold:
Patient Safety
ChristianaCare is committed to your health and safety. Important steps are being taken at our health system to ensure the well-being of our patients, caregivers and community. Learn more about patient safety.
Questions about flu in your state?
- Delaware Department of Health Flu Advisory.
- Maryland Department of Health Flu Advisory.
- New Jersey Department of Health Flu Advisory.
- Pennsylvania Department of Health Flu Advisory.
For the most up-to-date information (such as frequently asked questions and other resources) on the flu and flu shots this year, visit the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention’s flu webpage at CDC.gov/flu.
Get your flu shot and tag #NoFluCrew on social media to show your fight against the flu.