How To Get An H1N1 Flu Shot

Given the recent expansion regarding who should receive the vaccine, the Bethlehem Health Bureau is now able to provide H1N1 vaccine to any person who wants it. As it has since the vaccine first debuted, the bureau continues to urge members of priority groups to be vaccinated against H1N1. They include pregnant women; persons six months to 24 years old; healthcare providers and emergency medical services personnel; parents, household members and caregivers of children under six months; and those under 65 years with certain underlying medical conditions.

The Bethlehem Health Bureau is now accepting appointments for those who would like to receive the H1N1 vaccine, seasonal flu vaccine, or both. There is no charge for either vaccine and no residency requirements. For both H1N1 and seasonal flu, injectable vaccine is available, as is a limited quantity of intranasal vaccine.

Appointments can be made by calling the Bethlehem Health Bureau (610) 865-7087.

Appointments are available:

Based on supply, there may be additional flu clinics scheduled in the future. Please keep checking this page for any additional information regarding upcoming flu clinics.

For information on both the H1N1 vaccine and seasonal flu, please click the links below to read the Vaccine Information Sheets (VIS) on each of these vaccines.

Please download, print and complete the following consent form and bring it with you on the day of the clinic for a shorter wait time.

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Current Information on The H1N1 virus (Swine Flu)

PA Dept. of Health Info on The H1N1 virus (Swine Flu)