Vaccine Clinics

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The best protection against the flu is to get a flu shot every year before the flu season starts. Since influenza viruses change over time, it is important to get a shot every year. Each year the vaccine is remade to include the types of flu virus expected to cause illness during that flu season. The vaccine begins to protect you within a few days after vaccination, but the vaccine is not fully effective until about 14 days after vaccination.

Vaccine clinics will be held at many state facilities across Indiana. The flu vaccine will be available at these clinics and can be administered at the same time. Additional vaccines may be available, including Hep A & B, HPV, MMR, Meningitis, Pneumonia, Chickenpox, Shingles, COVID-19, RSV, and Tdap. 

Register for a vaccine

Employees need to register in advance at https://patients.vaxcare.com/registration to receive their vaccinations during an on-site clinic. While walk-ins may be accepted, they cannot be guaranteed due to safety protocols in place, availability of vaccines, and staffing. Registering in advance ensures that there will be enough of each vaccine for each person attending.

Enrollment code: IN97832


Vaccine Clinic Dates and Locations (subject to change)

DateClinic NameTimeLocationCity
10/25/2024INDOT Rensselear (D1)9 am – 1 pm1130 E. Maple StRensselaer
10/29/2024DOC Rockville (D7)3 pm – 7 pm811 West 50 NorthRockville
10/30/2024Indiana Statehouse8 am – 2 pm200 W Washington StIndianapolis
10/30/2024DOC – Putnamville6 am – 9 am, 4 pm – 7 pm1946 US 40Greencastle
10/30/2024DCS Elkhart11 am – 4 pm1659 Mishawaka StElkhart
10/31/2024INDOT Vincennes District9:30 am – 1 pmHighland Woods Park Community Center, 1377 S Hart St RdVincennes

The on-site vaccination clinics are available to state employees and dependents. Routine vaccines are available for anyone 3 years and over, and the COVID vaccine is available for those 5 years and over. Contractors working for the state can also be vaccinated at these clinics if they use their own insurance. Employees using a state insurance plan will have no cost for the vaccines. While most insurance plans cover vaccines, individuals utilizing non-state insurance plans are encouraged to check coverage with their insurer in advance. Please bring your employee badge and insurance ID card.

As part of the wellness rewards program, eligible employees can earn $25 per vaccine, up to $100. Note: To earn the wellness reward incentive, you must provide insurance information when registering and must be billed through insurance. Full details can be found in the ActiveHealth Rewards Center: myactivehealth.com/stateofindiana.


If you are wondering if you should get a vaccine, a detailed list can be found at www.cdc.gov/flu/prevent/whoshouldvax.htm.

Please contact the Benefits Hotline at spdbenefits@spd.in.gov or by phone at 317-232-1167 or 877-248-0007 with any questions.