| Clinic Hours | |
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| Monday - Friday (No walk-in appointments; must call to schedule an appointment.) | 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. *Please note that the clinic does not open until 9 a.m. on the first and third Tuesdays of each month. |
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We offer routine and recommended childhood vaccinations for children from birth through age 18. Schools and daycare centers in Colorado require certain vaccines and we offer all immunizations for school. We are open year-round to help your child get their necessary immunizations but some vaccines, such as COVID-19 or flu shots, are only available seasonally. Please call to make an appointment; there are no walk-in appointments.
- Low- and no-cost immunizations are available for children who are uninsured, under-insured or have Medicaid.
- We accept Medicaid (Health First Colorado), Child Health Plan Plus (CHP+) and most private insurances except for Kaiser Permanente, Veterans Administration (VA), Humana, and some CIGNA plans. Check if your insurance is accepted within the Denver Health network.
- Children younger than age 18 must be accompanied by a parent or person who has authority to give consent for vaccination.
What to bring:
- Your child's immunization records
- Your child's insurance card, if applicable
Visit the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) website for more information on the vaccine schedule for infants and children (birth-6 years old) and the vaccine schedule for preteens and teens (7-18 years old).
We offer routine vaccinations for adults for school, work, immigration and other purposes. Please call to make an appointment; there are no walk-in appointments.
- Medicaid is accepted.
- We have a limited supply of no- or low-cost vaccines for adults. If you do not have full vaccine coverage, payment is required at the time of your visit.
- Low- and no-cost flu vaccines may be available seasonally for adults who are un- or under- insured.
- We accept Medicaid (Health First Colorado) and most private insurances except for Kaiser Permanente, Veterans Administration (VA), Humana, and some CIGNA plans. View a list of health plans accepted at Denver Health.
What to bring:
At every appointment, please bring:
- Your insurance card (if applicable)
- All vaccine records
- A photo ID
The Travel Clinic offers comprehensive pre-travel services for international travelers including vaccinations for travel, related prescriptions, health consultations, education and expert advice for individuals, families and groups traveling to exciting locales throughout the world.
Travel vaccines are not covered by insurance, and payment is required at the time of your visit. However, our prices are very competitive when compared to private travel consult companies.
A consultation will take at least one hour and possibly longer, depending on the number of travelers and countries visited. Schedule your travel consultation appointment at least two weeks, ideally 6 weeks, before your departure date. Note that appointments book up quickly, especially during the busy spring and summer seasons.
Call 303-602-3520 to make an appointment for yourself or a group; walk-in appointments are not available at this time. We also offer the convenience of telehealth travel consultations to any patients located in Colorado aged 18 years or older who have an active MyChart account. When scheduling your travel consult appointment, please let the staff know you are interested in a telehealth appointment.
If you need a TB test, please contact the Tuberculosis Clinic at 303-602-7240.
The Immunization and Travel Clinic at Denver Health and other Denver Health clinic locations offer the COVID-19 vaccine, when seasonally available. Please note that Denver Health only carries the Moderna vaccine.
- Make an appointment with the Immunization Clinic by calling 303-602-3520 or scheduling via MyChart.
- Getting the COVID-19 vaccine in Colorado
These vaccines are safe and effective and can be administered on the same day as other vaccines, including the flu. They are still important for protecting individuals and communities from the spread of the virus and to decrease hospitalizations and severe illness. A Social Security number and/or government ID may be requested but is NOT required to get a vaccine.
COVID-19 vaccines are no longer free since the federal public health emergency declaration ended. Out-of-pocket costs will vary under different insurance plans so please contact your insurance provider to inquire about coverage of the COVID-19 vaccine.
A vaccine called Jynneos can prevent mpox. If you have had close contact with someone with mpox, or are at high risk for exposure, you should get vaccinated. People who already have symptoms of mpox (fever, rash, etc.) should not get vaccinated.
Get two doses of the vaccine at least 28 days apart. For the best protection, get your second dose even if it has been longer than 28 days since your first. If you’ve already received two doses, additional doses are not recommended at this time, except for certain people who work with orthopoxviruses in research or mpox diagnostic laboratories.
Those who currently qualify for JYNNEOS vaccination include:
- Anyone who had close physical contact with someone who has mpox in the last 14 days.
- Anyone who:
- Has multiple or anonymous sexual partners, or
- Has close physical contact with other people in a venue where anonymous or group sex may occur, or
- Was diagnosed with gonorrhea or syphilis in the past six months, or
- Is living with HIV, or
- Is immunocompromised and anticipates potential mpox exposure, or
- Already uses or is eligible for HIV PrEP (medication to prevent HIV, such Truvada, Descovy, or Apretude), or
- Has sex in exchange for money, shelter, food, and other goods or needs.
- Anyone identified by public health as a known high-risk contact of someone who has mpox.
- Anyone whose sexual partner identifies with any of the above.
- Anyone who anticipates experiencing any of the above.
- Some people who are traveling to areas with clade I mpox cases (see travel recommendations).
Please contact us at 303-602-3520 if you have questions about the mpox vaccine or if you would like to schedule an appointment.
