Free Immunization Clinics for Kids This Summer in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City, OKLA (KOKH) — This summer, the Oklahoma Caring Vans are offering free immunization clinics for children aged six weeks to 18 years in the Oklahoma City metro area. These pop-up clinics are essential as Oklahoma law mandates immunizations for children enrolling in schools or childcare facilities.
The clinics will administer all necessary immunizations on a first-come, first-served basis, ensuring that children, including those uninsured, Medicaid-eligible, or American Indian, have access to vital vaccinations. Parents or guardians are required to accompany their children and must bring current shot records to complete the necessary paperwork.
To help families plan, a comprehensive schedule of childhood immunization requirements can be accessed through the Oklahoma Caring Foundation’s website. Additionally, details on the full schedule of Oklahoma Caring Vans clinics are available online.
These clinics represent a significant effort to ensure that children in the community receive the immunizations they need to stay healthy and compliant with school enrollment regulations. Parents are encouraged to take advantage of these free services this summer.
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