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Schedule your flu shot today. We make it easy.

Martin's Point Patients: Click the button below to self-schedule your flu vaccine at one of our Clinics or at a separate appointment. You may also ask for the vaccine at an already-scheduled appointment or call us.

Make a Flu Clinic Appointment 



Flu Vaccine Clinics by Appointment

Biddeford Health Care Center | 61 Barra Road

Our Biddeford location will hold its flu vaccination clinics at the following dates/times: 

Afternoon Clinics | 1:00 to 3:00pm

  • Wednesday, November 4
Brunswick Health Care Center | 114 Bath Road

Our Brunswick location will hold its flu vaccination clinics at the following dates/times: 

Afternoon Clinics | 2:00 to 5:00pm 

  • Friday, November 6—pediatric vaccines only
Gorham Health Care Center | 575 Main Street

There are no upcoming vaccine clinics dates at this location.

Portland Health Care Center | 331 Veranda Street

There are no upcoming vaccine clinics dates at this location.

Portsmouth Health Care Center | 161 Corporate Drive, Pease Tradeport

Our Portsmouth location will hold its flu vaccination clinics at the following dates/times:

Afternoon Clinics | 2:00 to 4:00pm

  • Friday, November 6
Scarborough Health Care Center | 153 US Route 1

There are no upcoming vaccine clinics dates at this location.

Common questions about the flu vaccine

A flu shot is critical to keep your immune system strong and to protect yourself from the flu virus. The flu shot not only reduces your risk of illness, but it can prevent hospitalization and deaths.

Flu season begins in the early fall and ends in the spring, peaking between December and February. It's best to get vaccinated before flu season starts.

  • All healthy adults, especially those 65 years of age and older
  • All children, 6 months of age and older
  • Pregnant women
  • Health care workers
  • People with asthma, heart disease, diabetes, or weakened immune systems
  • Caregivers of children under 5 years old
  • Infants younger than 6 months of age
  • Anyone who has had a severe reaction to the flu vaccine in the past
  • Anyone who currently has a moderate or severe fever (research shows very mild illness shouldn't impact the flu vaccine)
Protect yourself and your loved ones.

Keep up with the latest CDC recommendations and seasonal flu updates. Learn more about seasonal flu prevention, symptoms, and resources here: 

Visit the CDC Website