NO APPOINTMENT – WALK-IN ONLY 

Help prevent a flu outbreak by getting vaccinated!

With the flu season approaching and the possibility of a re-emergence of COVID-19 in the fall, it is more important than ever to protect yourself against the flu, and that means getting an annual preventative flu vaccine. Any adult or pediatric patient who has seen a CareMount provider in the past three years may WALK-IN to the flu clinic locations noted below to receive the seasonal flu vaccine. Flu mist is NOT available for walk-in patients. Flu mist will be available in limited quantities for pediatric patients – please call your provider’s office for more information.

The Flu Clinic will be CLOSED on Thursday, November 26th (Thanksgiving Day).

Where Can I Get the Flu Vaccine?

All our offices are safe to visit, but to avoid additional traffic which the flu vaccine season brings to our offices, we are moving our clinics off site in several locations to enhance social distancing. See below for locations and directions.

Dutchess County

Fishkill Merritt
60 Merritt Boulevard, Fishkill, NY 12524 (1st Floor, former Toll Brothers space)

Poughkeepsie Oakwood Campus
Oakwood Commons, 2515 South Road, Poughkeepsie, NY 12601 (former Key Bank Building)

Rhinebeck Campus
6734 Route 9, Rhinebeck, NY 12572  (Rear Entrance. Note: for Handicap Access, use Front Entrance) 

NYC

New York City
245 East 35th Street, New York, NY 10016

Putnam County

Carmel/Brewster
Highlands Center 100H Independent Way, Brewster NY 10509  (former Massage Envy space)

Ulster County

Kingston Campus
1561 Ulster Avenue, Lake Katrine, NY 12449 (Rear Entrance, former CareMount Urgent Care space)

Westchester County

Mount Kisco
100 South Bedford Road, Mount Kisco, NY 10549  (1st Floor, former ClientWise space)

Yorktown 
225 Veterans Road, Yorktown Heights NY 10598  (former CareMount Urgent Care space)

What Can I Expect?

• Masks are required in all CareMount locations.
• Upon arrival at our new walk-in flu vaccine locations, you will be screened for body temperature and
  COVID-19 symptoms.
• The nurse will review your health history and any reactions you may have had to previous vaccines.
• You should not come for your flu vaccine if you have any symptoms of COVID-19 or any type of illness.
  Your flu vaccine will be deferred until you are feeling well.
• Short/no sleeve shirts are helpful to wear.

If you have any questions, please contact your provider’s office directly.

Flu Clinic Hotline 

Flu Articles and Resources

• Fight the Flu- Get Vaccinated! By Caroline DeFilippo, MD MPH FACP | Internal Medicine
• Give It Your Best Shot By Ayo Moses, MD, MBA | Family Medicine
• Should I Get a Flu Shot?
• Immunizations for Senior Health and Wellness
• Vaccinations for Adults
• Pediatric Immunization Guide