Ector County Health Dept Immunizations

08/29/2023

We are completely booked for the month of September for immunizations.

Appointments for October will not open up until the last week of September first come first serve basis.

Appoinments made the last week of September will not be made over the phone, only in person.

08/10/2023

Unfortunately we are completely booked through the month of August.

Our appointments for September will open up the last week of August.

Returning Patients:
When appointments open you can call to set your appointment

New Patients:
When appointments open.
You will have to come in to fill out paperwork and bring a complete immunization record, once all is turned in then your appointment can be made.

04/26/2022

For more than two centuries, vaccines have helped keep people healthy – from the very first vaccine developed to protect against smallpox to the newest vaccines used to prevent severe cases of COVID-19. Since then, families and communities have entrusted vaccines to protect their loved ones. But the value of vaccines is measured by more than the number of doses given.
Vaccines provide everyone a chance at a fulfilling life.

04/25/2022

National Infant Immunization Week (NIIW) is April 24-30, 2022. NIIW is an annual observance to highlight the positive impact of vaccination on the lives of infants and children. Following disruptions from COVID-19, we continue to encourage families to stay on track for children’s routine checkups and vaccinations. On-time vaccination is critical to help provide protection against 14 diseases with recommended childhood vaccinations.

03/15/2022

Happy Spring Break Ector County!
If you child is 11 yrs+ and going into 7th grade, right now is a great time to make appointments for those 7th grade shots! The recommended shots for this age are Tdap, MCV4, and HPV! Contact your healthcare provider to set up your appointment!

If you do not have insurance or are on Medicaid you can come in to our office to set up an appointment if needed!

12/20/2021

10/27/2021

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08/13/2021

TIP's National Immunization Awareness Month tip of the day: says keep current on your . Skipping them leaves you and those around you open to shingles, pneumococcal disease, flu, TB. HPV and hepatitis B can lead to and ain't nobody got time for that.