H1N1 vaccine is available for pregnant women and high-risk priority group persons by appointment. Call 482-5506 to schedule a visit to the Richmond Health District Clinic for H1N1 vaccination.
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RCHD leading H1N1 vaccination effort in City of Richmond
The Richmond City Health District is leading the effort to make H1N1 vaccination available to all City of Richmond residents.
The Richmond Health District is working with the City of Richmond, community partners and local health providers to ensure that everyone will have an opportunity to obtain the H1N1 vaccine as it becomes available to the community. Following guidance from the Virginia Department of Health, the vaccine will be provided to identified priority groups and then to all persons who want vaccine protection. The Virginia Department of Health will be the distribution agent for the vaccine and is providing allocations based on population and risk factors to localities throughout the commonwealth. Vaccination of school-age children is a priority as they are among identified at-risk groups for H1N1 virus infection.
Watch Virginia Department of Education videos about prevention steps for H1N1 and seasonal influenza viruses.
What you can do to stay healthy
Try to avoid close contact with sick people