Childhood, adult, travel and seasonal
Vaccinations and immunizations
The full childhood schedule, adult catch-up, shingles and pneumonia vaccines, flu and COVID-19 shots in season, Tdap for expecting families, and travel vaccines for most destinations.
What this covers
Riverbend stocks the full childhood immunization schedule and the common adult vaccines, so most patients do not need a separate trip to a pharmacy or the health district. That includes Tdap, MMR, varicella, hepatitis A and B, HPV, shingles, pneumococcal, RSV for eligible adults and infants, and influenza and COVID-19 vaccines in season.
Adults who are unsure what they have had can bring any record they have, and we will check the Washington State Immunization Information System and build a catch-up plan. For expecting families we offer Tdap in the third trimester and vaccination for other adults in the household.
Travel consultations are booked as a 30-minute visit and cover destination-specific vaccines, malaria prevention, food and water advice and a written itinerary of doses. Book at least six weeks before departure where you can.
What is included
Everything below is part of this service at all Riverbend clinics that offer it.
Childhood schedule
Every routine childhood vaccine, with catch-up plans for children who are behind.
Adult catch-up
A record check against the state registry and a plan for anything missing.
Seasonal vaccines
Influenza and COVID-19 vaccination in season, including Saturday walk-in clinics.
Shingles and pneumonia
Recommended vaccines for adults over 50 and for younger adults at higher risk.
Family protection
Tdap in the third trimester and vaccination for others in the household.
Travel vaccines
Destination-specific advice, typhoid, hepatitis A, yellow fever referral and malaria prevention.
How a visit runs
Tell us what you have had
Bring any record. We check the state registry to fill in the gaps.
Get a plan
A written schedule of doses and intervals, including what can be given today.
The appointment
Most vaccine visits take 15 minutes. Nurse-only visits are available for scheduled doses.
Records updated
Doses are reported to the state registry, so school and employer forms match.
Why patients choose this here
- Most vaccines stocked on-site, no second trip
- State registry checked so nothing is repeated unnecessarily
- Saturday flu clinics in October and November
- Nurse-only visits for scheduled doses
- Travel plans written out with dose timing
Sample costs
- Influenza vaccineCovered by most plans, $35 self-pay (sample)
- TdapCovered by most plans, $62 self-pay (sample)
- Shingles seriesCovered by most Medicare Part D plans
- Travel consultation$95 plus vaccine cost (sample)
Sample self-pay figures for illustration. Routine vaccines are covered in full by most plans and by Apple Health for eligible children.
Providers for this service
Any of these providers can see you for vaccinations.
Vaccinations questions
During October and November we run Saturday walk-in clinics at Riverpoint. Outside those dates, a short nurse visit is the quickest route.
Usually. We check the Washington State Immunization Information System, which holds most records given in the state, and build a catch-up plan from there.
Six weeks before departure where possible, because some vaccines need more than one dose. We can still help at shorter notice.
Yes. Scheduled doses can be given at a nurse visit if your child is up to date on well-child checks.
Related care
Pediatrics and well-child care
Newborn visits, well-child checks, immunizations and school forms.
Read morePrimary care for adults
Physicals, sick visits, refills and referrals with a provider you keep.
Read morePreventive screenings
Cancer screening, heart risk, bone density and a schedule you can keep.
Read more
Book vaccinations
Request a time online and the front desk confirms by text the same business day, or call and talk it through with a person.
Most major Washington plans accepted. Sample self-pay rates published for every visit type.