Shot Room at Auburn Clinic

The Shot Room at MultiCare Auburn Clinic makes it easy for MultiCare patients and children of any provider to get the vaccines, immunizations and medical injections they need – in most cases without an appointment!

Who Can Use the Shot Room at MultiCare Auburn Clinic?

• All established MultiCare patients with commercial or state insurance coverage
• Established MultiCare patients with Medicare coverage (pneumococcal or influenza shots only)
• Children between the ages of 0-18 who require routine immunizations (MultiCare provider not required)

Do I need to Make an Appointment?

Walk-ins are welcome for most services, including the following:

Vaccines and immunizations

• Pneumococcol vaccines
• Influenza vaccines
• Routine adult and pediatric immunizations

Medical injections

• Injectable Vitamin B12
• Testosterone Cypionate
• Depo Provera
• Depo Medrol
• Toradol
• Rocephin
• Kenalog
• Solu-Medrol

What Services Require an Appointment and Doctor Referral?

• Prolia – Rolling six-month injections for osteoporosis
• Reclast – annual IV infusion for osteoporosis and osteopenia

Are Travel Vaccines Available?

No. For information on travel vaccines contact any of the following locations:

• MultiCare Covington Clinic Family Practice, 253-372-7100 (available to MutiCare primary care patients in Covington, Kent and Maple Valley only)
• Passport Health, 206-414-2709
• UW Medicine Hall Health Center, 206-685-1011

Fight the Flu! Get your Flu Shot at MultiCare

Drop-in flu vaccinations will be offered at MultiCare Auburn Clinic on Saturday, January 18 from 9am-3pm. No appointment necessary. Flu shots are available to everyone aged 6 months and older (MultiCare provider not required). While flu vaccines are covered by most insurance plans, call your insurance company if you have any questions, and please bring your insurance card with you. If you do not have insurance, vaccinations cost $38, payable at time of service.

Why Get a Flu Shot?

The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) recommends that everyone 6 months of age and older should get a flu vaccine every year for two reasons:

1. There are many different flu viruses and the viruses are constantly changing, so flu vaccines may be updated from one season to the next to protect against the most recent and most commonly circulating viruses.
2. A person’s immune protection from vaccination declines over time, so annual vaccination is needed for optimal protection.