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Flu Shots

Flu Shot Information

PEBB has partnered with Get A Flu Shot to provide Flu and COVID-19 vaccinations at PEBB agency and university worksites. Worksites interested in scheduling a vaccination clinic should contact Get A Flu Shot to request a date and time:

  1. Call Get a Flu Shot at 503-258-9800
  2. Email nurse@GetAFluShot.com (include the location/address and an estimate of participants)
  3. Go to: https://www.getaflushot.com/ 
    • Click “Request Services" (this may not be supported by older versions of internet browsers)
  4. Visit the vaccine clinic schedule to see if a clinic is already planned at or near your worksite. 
  5. All members must fill out a Insurance Claim and Flu Shot Consent Form.
  6. Encourage members to attend the clinic!
Your PEBB health plan also provides convenient access to flu shots in your community

Medical Carrier Options

Kaiser Permanente

Starting September 1st, Kaiser Permanente members can schedule their flu shot appointment at

www.kp.org/flu. Members who already have an in-person primary or specialty care appointment scheduled on or after September 10 can get their flu shot during their appointment. 


Moda Health

PEBB members enrolled in Moda Health medical plans can visit any in-network pharmacy to receive a flu shot at no cost. Use Moda's Find Care tool to discover an in-network pharmacy near you or call your Moda 360 Health Navigator at 844-776-1594.

Providence Health Plan

Getting a flu shot each year is the best protection. Providence Health Plan recommends a flu shot for everyone six months or older. Especially people age 65 and older, pregnant women, young children and individuals of any age with chronic illness, such as heart, lung or kidney disease.

PEBB members enrolled in Providence medical plans can visit any in-network pharmacy to receive a flu shot at no cost.



General Information

For updates on illnesses and vaccines, see the state and federal (CDC) websites.

There are many different flu viruses. The seasonal flu vaccine is made to protect against the top three or four flu viruses. Research shows that the flu is the most common illness during flu season. People should begin getting a flu shot soon after flu vaccine becomes available. Most flu shot clinics begin in September.