Read more about the vaccine and timing on the CDC's website . 

Where can I be vaccinated?

• With us: We can only vaccinate certain groups of people. See below for more details.
• At a pharmacy: Local pharmacies offer appointments for vaccination.
• At your doctor's office: Check if your provider is offering COVID vaccinations in their office.
• At Vaccines.gov: This website  has details for thousands of vaccine providers. 

Due to the end of the COVID emergency declaration, manufacturers are charging for vaccines, but most people should still be able to get them for no cost. 

• If you have health insurance: Vaccination should be at no cost, with no co-pay. Check with your provider for details. Visit vaccines.gov , your local pharmacy, or your doctor's office to get vaccinated.
• If you don't have health insurance or have a child (18 years or younger) on BadgerCare: We can vaccinate you for no cost. 

• People who do not have health insurance.
• People whose health insurance does not cover vaccinations.
• Children (6 months to 18 years) who are on BadgerCare, who are eligible for BadgerCare, or who are Native American or Alaskan Native

• Are 19 years and older, and
• Do not have insurance that pays for immunizations.

Call 715-261-1967 to see if you qualify for:

• Tdap (tetanus, diphtheria, pertussis) and Td (tetanus, diphtheria)
• COVID-19
• HPV (human papilloma virus)
• Hepatitis A and/or B
• Meningitis
• MMR (measles, mumps, and rubella_
• Pneumococcal
• Varicella (chickenpox)

How To Schedule an Appointment:

• We give immunizations by appointment only at theMarathon County Health Department. Call 715-261-1967 to schedule an appointment.
• Walk-ins available at St. Bernard Catholic Church Site. It is best to call to verify eligibility. Please call: 715-743-5292.
• We provide an interpreter, if needed.

Click here to request an immunization at the Marathon County Health Department

We give no cost immunizations to infants and children (through 18 years of age) who:

• Do not have insurance that pays for immunizations, or
• Have Medical Assistance or BadgerCare, or
• Are Native American or Alaska Native.

If your child has insurance that pays for immunizations, please call their provider.

• We give immunizations by appointment only at the Marathon County Health Department. Call 715-261-1967 to schedule an appointment.
• Walk-ins available at St. Bernard Catholic Church Site. It is best to call to verify eligibility. Please call: 715-743-5292.
• We provide an interpreter, if needed.
• A parent must come to the appointment. If this is not possible, tell us while scheduling the appointment.
• Tell us if you are a host family of a foreign exchange student when scheduling an appointment so we can request permission to immunize from the student’s parents.

Click here to request an immunization at Marathon County Health Department

Ask your doctor or look in the Wisconsin Immunization Registry  to see what you've already had.

Some adult vaccines are free at our clinics if you do not have insurance that pays for vaccines. See if you qualify for our adult immunizations (see "For Adults" section above).

Some immunizations are required, and others are recommended. This is to protect you and your patients. Check with your employer about which vaccines are required for your agency.

Some children can get free immunizations at our immunization clinics. See if your child qualifies to get immunizations at one of our clinics (See "For Infants, Children, & Teens" section above).

Going somewhere? Prepare BEFORE you go, as far in advance as possible. Learn what immunizations and medications you might need at CDC Destinations .

Ask your doctor or look in the Wisconsin Immunization Registry  to see what you've already had. We do not issue replacement immunization cards.

If you have health insurance that pays for travel immunizations, call your clinic and ask where to go for a travel clinic appointment.

We do not give most of the immunizations usually recommended for travel. See a list of Adult Immunizations we do give (see "For Adults" section above).

Some pharmacies in the county have travel immunizations. Call your local pharmacy or doctor to see where you can get the immunizations you need before traveling.

You can use the Wisconsin Immunization Registry at any time to look up your immunization record.

Wisconsin Immunization Registry Instructions are available here (.pdf)