Get Protection Against Flu, COVID-19 & RSV

Updated flu and COVID-19 vaccines are available by appointment at Public Health Clinics for ages 6 months and up.

Talk to your OB-GYN or pediatrician about protecting your newborn from RSV. Public Health can help most pregnant people and newborns get protected. Learn more.

Vaccines are available to all who choose to reduce their risk of severe illness and recommended vaccines continue to be covered by health insurance in California.


Find Vaccines Near You


Your Local Pharmacy

 Available at local pharmacies (CVS, Walgreens, Costco, Albertsons, and more)


Health Care Providers

 Some health care providers, such as CHC clinics, offer flu and COVID-19 vaccines.


Public Health Clinics

To schedule an appointment at one of our Public Health Clinics, call 805-781-5500.


Vaccines are Available at Public Health Clinics

Call 805-781-5500 to schedule an appointment in San Luis Obispo and Paso Robles.

No insurance? We have some vaccines available at low- or no-cost for people who do not have insurance.

Clinic Locations


Come Prepared 

  • Bring documentation showing your age (driver’s license, state ID, school ID, passport, etc.) 
  • Please wear short sleeves or other clothing that makes it easy to access your upper arm.   
  • Children (under the age of 18) must have an accompanying parent or guardian with them, as well as documentation of their age, such as a passport, birth certificate, medical record, school ID, etc.


Lost your vaccine records?

You can access a digital copy if you got vaccinated in CA. Printed vaccine records are available upon request at one of our vaccine-providing Public Health Clinics (please bring your photo I.D.).

Get a digital vaccine record


About the Vaccines: Flu, COVID-19 & RSV

Who is Eligibile

Flu and COVID-19 vaccines are available to ages 6 months and older for all who choose to reduce their risk of severe illness.

Our Public Health clinics can help get your children caught up on vaccines

RSV immunization is recommended for certain at-risk groups:

  • Older adults
  • Pregnant people (to protect newborns during RSV season) at 32 to 36 weeks of pregnancy, between September 1 through March 1
  • Infants (strengthen their immunity against RSV)

See other vaccines recommended during pregnancy from ACOG.

Questions about the Vaccines?

Questions are normal. Call your doctor for more info or contact us. We'll help you get the answers you need.

See our most frequently asked questions and answers about COVID-19 vaccines.