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Where and When (to get vaccinated)  

Supplies of flu vaccine continue to be more limited than demand. This is a difficult time for both individuals and health care providers, and we appreciate your patience. Gannett follows CDC guidance regarding prioritization for distribution of the seasonal flu vaccine and H1N1 flu vaccines

We update information about availability of vaccine continually to make sure as many members of the Cornell community who can benefit from this important defense against the flu can do so as quickly as possible. 

Vaccine availability

11/24/09 – subject to change

H1N1 flu vaccine: limited supply for students under 25 and those at high risk of complications (faculty, staff, older students).

Seasonal flu shots: limited supply for students, faculty, and staff at high risk of complications.

Seasonal flu MIST: plenty on hand for students, faculty, and staff under 50 with no underlying health conditions.

Call 255-5155 for an appointment or walk in.

Flu clinic schedule: no clinics scheduled at this time. 


Vaccine costs 

H1N1 flu vaccine is FREE to enrolled Cornell students, staff, and faculty. Cornell retirees are also eligible. Cost of the vaccine for student spouses, same-sex partners, and children over the age of 14 is $10. 

Seasonal flu vaccine is FREE to enrolled Cornell students, staff, and faculty. Cornell retirees are also eligible. Cost of the vaccine for student spouses, same-sex partners, and children over the age of 14 is $30. 


Flu vaccination off-campus

Vaccine may available from local private health care providers and at some county clinics. If you are seeking other flu shot resources, please contact the Tompkins County Health Department or consult your primary care provider.