Immunizations

Door County Public Health is able to provide vaccines to:

• Children (18 years of age and younger) who:
  • Have no insurance
  • Are enrolled in Medical Assistance/BadgerCare
  • Are Native American or Alaskan Native
  • Have health insurance that does not cover vaccines (please check with your child’s insurance provider)
• Adults who:
  • Have no insurance or health insurance that does not cover vaccines (please check with your insurance provider) AND meet one or more criteria for the requested vaccine(s) as outlined here.

For all children who are eligible for vaccines at the health department, all routine childhood and adolescent vaccines will be given at no charge.

Eligible adults may receive some vaccines free from the health department, please ask about vaccine availability. Some vaccines may have a charge. We accept cash, check, or Medicare Part B for seasonal influenza vaccines. We accept cash or check only for Hepatitis A vaccines and TB Skin Tests.

• Seasonal Influenza Vaccine: $40*
• Seasonal Influenza High Dose Vaccine (ages 65+): $75*
• Adult Hepatitis A Vaccine: $70
• Tuberculosis (Mantoux) Skin Test: $25 per step (2-Step Test $50)

COVID-19 Vaccine: Pfizer primary series and bivalent boosters are available for ages 6 months and older at no cost, see guidelines here. To make an appointment, please call 920-746-2234 or schedule online. Please bring your vaccine card with you when you come to your appointment. To expedite the process, you may complete a COVID-19 Vaccine Consent form ahead of your appointment. 

Mpox Vaccine: Available to eligible persons at no cost, regardless of insurance. Please check your eligibility here. Please call 920-746-2234 to schedule an appointment. 

Travel Health: Please consult the CDC's website if you are traveling. You may call Public Health at 920-746-2234 to ask about vaccine availability.

Drive-Thru/Walk-In Clinics: Each fall, Public Health offers a series of public clinics for seasonal influenza and COVID-19 vaccines. Our 2022 clinics are complete, but you can still schedule an appointment.

Immunization Information

What vaccines does your child need?

Vaccine Information for Parents

Vaccine Information for All Ages

Looking for you or your child’s vaccine record?

Vaccines, also called shots or immunizations, are given over a person’s lifetime to keep everyone healthy. The Wisconsin Immunization Registry, also called WIR, allows patients, parents, and guardians of children to view their vaccine record and keep track of their vaccines.