It’s time to shake, rattle and roll up your sleeves
against the RSV, COVID-19, flu and pneumonia!
These simple vaccinations are the ticket to keeping your cool, staying healthy, and grooving through the golden years without missing a beat.
So don't be a square, get vaccinated and let's keep rockin' and rollin'!
RSV
RSV can be a real drag, causing serious respiratory issues that can knock you off your feet. It's a heavy scene, so it's crucial for you to stay on top of your health and groove with a vaccine to keep RSV from putting a damper on your good times.
Symptoms of this virus include dehydration, bronchitis, and flu-like conditions.
Seasonal Flu
The flu hits seniors harder because as you get older, your immune system isn’t as tough, making it harder to beat infections like the flu. You’re more likely to get seriously sick, which can push your health to the max. Getting vaccinated is key for you to shield yourself from the flu and stay in the groove.
Symptoms of this virus include fever, muscle aches, chills/sweats, and fatigue.
COVID-19
COVID-19 can be a real bummer, posing a serious threat to your health and putting you at risk for some heavy medical setbacks. It's important for you to stay sharp and get vaccinated to keep this far-out virus from throwing a wrench in your golden years.
Symptoms of this virus include fever, fatigue, loss of smell and taste, and shortness of breath.
Pneumonia
Pneumonia can put your immune system on the fritz. It’s a real drag when it hits, making recovery a heavy time and keeping you from staying on the up-and-up.
Symptoms of this infection include difficulty breathing, cough, fever, and chills.
Get your vaccinations!
Medicare has got your back with these vaccines, and they’re all free of charge!
Flu
You’ll need this one shot each year before or during flu season, typically November through April.
COVID-19
New COVID vaccines have been approved to protect from the latest variants, so it’s groovy to get these shots by visiting your provider today.
Pneumonia
This one’s a one-time deal with two shots spaced a year apart.
RSV (Respiratory Syncytial Virus)
You'll get this vaccine in one shot, and you only need one per year.
You can score the most vaccines at a pharmacy, local health department, doctor’s office, clinic, or community health center.