Disease prevention is the key to public health. Vaccines work to protect infants, children and adults from illnesses and death caused by infectious diseases. According to the National Immunization Program from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, vaccines can help save lives by preventing diseases in the people who receive them and protect those people from those in the surrounding community who are unvaccinated.
Adults and children can receive immunizations at our main clinic in McKinney. Our eligibility forms are available for your convenience:
Phone Number: (972) 548-4744
Address: 825 N. McDonald St., STE 145, McKinney TX, 75069
Hours of Operation: 7:30AM - 11:00AM and 1:00PM - 4:00PM
Services are provided by appointment only.
Requesting Shot Records
For a copy of a shot record, please fax an authorization to release form (English Request Form or
Spanish Request Form) along with a valid picture ID of the person requesting the shot record to (972) 547-1812. For persons requesting their own shot record, please be aware that if the name on the picture ID does not match the information on the shot record due to marriage, legal name change, divorce, adoption, etc. additional documents such as a certified copy of a marriage certificate, birth certificate, finalized divorce decree, finalized legal name change, etc. will be required in order to process your request. Please allow up to 10 business days for the records request to be processed. Requests for copies of immunization records are $5.00.
If you would like to enroll with ImmTrac, please contact one of our immunization team members for assistance or fax the
ImmTrac Adult Consent Form (English & Spanish) or
ImmTrac Minor Consent Form (English & Spanish) and shot record to (972) 547-1811.
If you are a first responder and would like to enroll in ImmTrac, please fax
ImmTrac First Responder/Family Member Request Form or
ImmTrac Disaster Information Retention Consent Form and current shot record to (972) 547-1811.
Our Services
Adults and children can receive regularly scheduled immunizations at Collin County Health Care Services as recommended by the
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
Adults receiving vaccinations and adults requesting vaccination(s) for a child are required to present an original, current, valid government issued photo ID prior to receiving immunization services.
A hard (paper) copy of a complete shot record is required to obtain immunizations at our clinic for children up to 18 years of age; a school note alone is not sufficient. Records must be translated to English for use in the Immunization Clinic. Immunization Records in languages other than English will not be accepted.
Texas Vaccines for Children program
Individuals 18 years and older do not need to be accompanied by another adult in order to receive vaccinations.
The
Texas Vaccines For Children Program (TVFC) provides vaccines to health departments to administer to eligible children and is offered by the Texas Department of Health and Human Services. It is designed to improve the quality and longevity of life by achieving and maintaining a vaccine preventable disease-free environment. While it is impossible to put an exact dollar figure on the savings through the use of these vaccines, consider what it would cost without this preventive care program offered by the Texas Department of Health and Human Services. Collin County Health Care Services offers outreach immunization services throughout the county.
Prices for children's vaccines under the Texas Vaccines for Children program are not listed because they are based on a sliding scale up to $13 per shot per child and based on eligibility requirements. If you are insured or an adult please refer to our vaccine price list. Payment by cash, check, Visa, or MasterCard will be accepted. All other vaccine prices are subject to change and may be higher or lower depending on a vaccines' availability.
Adult Safety Net program
Uninsured individuals 19 years and older qualify for the
Adult Safety Net (ASN) program to receive low-cost vaccines. The ASN program created by the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) Immunization Unit to increase access to vaccination services in Texas for uninsured adults, thereby raising the immunization coverage levels and improving the health of Texans.
You may be charged an administration fee of up to $25 per vaccine. If you are unable to pay the fee, simply notify the provider, and you will not be denied vaccination. Individuals are not eligible to receive ASN vaccines if they are enrolled in Medicare or Medicaid, if they have other health insurance, or if their existing healthcare insurance does not cover vaccinations.
Vaccine Schedule Information
Influenza Vaccinations
Influenza vaccinations will be offered Monday through Friday from 7:30 am to 11 am, and 1 pm to 4 pm. Medicare Part B and Texas Medicaid for Children will be accepted. Please bring the patient's Medicare Part B or Texas Medicaid for Children card to the clinic. For those who do not have Medicare Part B or Texas Medicaid for Children, the cost for the vaccine is $40. For uninsured children 18 years of age and younger, the price of vaccinations are based on a sliding scale with a maximum of $13 per vaccination. Cash, check, MasterCard and Visa are accepted. Please wear short sleeves if possible. To determine the availability of the flu vaccine on a given day, please call the Collin County Health Care Services at (972) 548-5500.
COVID-19 Vaccinations
COVID-19 vaccines are widely available throughout the community and can be found at many locations, including local pharmacies, doctor's offices, clinics, and the Collin County health department. To find the location that's most convenient for you, visit Vaccines.gov.
To schedule an appointment for a COVID-19 vaccine through Collin County Health Care Services, click here:
COVID-19 Vaccine Sign-Up
To get the most up to date information from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for COVID-19 vaccines, booster doses, vaccine schedule, age groups eligible to be vaccinated, and information for immunocompromised individuals - Click here
For Medical Providers
If you would like to enroll with ImmTrac, please contact one of our immunization team members for assistance or fax the
ImmTrac Adult Consent Form (English & Spanish) or
ImmTrac Minor Consent Form (English & Spanish) and shot record to (972) 547-1811.
If you are a first responder and would like to enroll in ImmTrac, please fax
ImmTrac First Responder/Family Member Request Form or
ImmTrac Disaster Information Retention Consent Form and current shot record to (972) 547-1811.
Texas Vaccines for Children Program is available for all providers in Texas who would like to participate. If you are not a Texas Vaccines for Children Program Provider or would like more information regarding the program; please contact the Healthcare Coordinator.
Collin County Health Care Services is dedicated to promoting the Texas immunization registry ImmTrac, which is provided as a free service by the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS). ImmTrac is a confidential registry designed to consolidate immunization records from multiple providers and store immunization information electronically in one secure central system. ImmTrac offers physicians and other healthcare providers and authorized users' easy online access to immunization histories. The registry is part of a state wide initiative to increase vaccination coverage levels for children, adolescents, and adults across Texas. With written consent, the ImmTrac registry receives vaccination information from private and public healthcare providers across the state, including input from the Vital Statistics Section of DSHS, Women, Infant and Children (WIC) clinics, Medicaid, the Texas-Wide Integrated Client Encounter System (TWICES), health care plans, and school nurses. ImmTrac records from participating physicians or local health departments.
Links & Resources
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