In-Home Flu Shots
Protect against this season’s flu and avoid exposure to Covid-19 with a convenient in-home flu shot administered by one of our medical providers.
Price: $299 (May vary per location)
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FDA-Approved
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Easy Prevention
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Protect Others
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Lessens Symptoms
Flu Shots Delivered To You
Flu Shots Delivered To You
The flu vaccine is updated every year to give you the best protection against the latest strains of influenza. Get your annual flu shot in the comfort of your home. Book a vaccination and one of our licensed medical providers will bring your appointment to you.
- Safe and effective FDA-approved flu shots
- Help protect against infection from four types of flu viruses
- Reduce the risk of flu-related hospitalization
- Help reduce the spread of the flu to others
- Avoid exposure to Covid-19 and other illnesses at a clinic or pharmacy
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Book Online
Easily schedule your appointment by entering your zip code to select your date and time.
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Confirm & Consult
Once confirmed by our appointment coordinator, you'll have a medical screening with one of our providers.
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At-Home Flu Shots
A nurse will come to you, so you can enjoy your Flu Shot wherever you are.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the flu shot, and why should I get it?
The flu shot is a vaccine that helps protect against influenza (flu) viruses. It reduces the risk
of illness, severe symptoms, and complications such as pneumonia. The CDC recommends
annual flu shots for most people over six months old.
How effective is the flu shot?
Flu shot effectiveness varies depending on the season and the match between the vaccine
and circulating flu strains. However, it significantly reduces the risk of infection and severe
symptoms if you do catch the flu.
Who should get a flu shot?
Most individuals over six months old should receive a flu shot, especially those at higher risk
of complications, including:
● Adults over 65
● Pregnant individuals
● People with chronic conditions like asthma, diabetes, or heart disease
● Healthcare workers and caregivers
● Adults over 65
● Pregnant individuals
● People with chronic conditions like asthma, diabetes, or heart disease
● Healthcare workers and caregivers
When is the best time to get a flu shot?
It’s best to get vaccinated in early fall (September or October) before flu season peaks.
However, getting vaccinated later in the season can still offer protection.
Can I get sick from the flu shot?
No, the flu shot does not contain live virus and cannot give you the flu. Some people may
experience mild side effects such as soreness at the injection site, mild fever, or fatigue for a
day or two.
How long does it take for the flu shot to work?
It takes about two weeks for the flu shot to provide full protection as your immune system
builds antibodies.
Can I get a flu shot if I’m sick?
If you have a mild illness (like a cold), you can still get the flu shot. If you have a moderate or
severe illness with a fever, it’s best to wait until you recover.
Can I get the flu shot and COVID-19 vaccine at the same time?
Yes, you can receive the flu shot and the COVID-19 vaccine during the same visit without
affecting their effectiveness.
How long does flu shot protection last?
Immunity from the flu shot lasts for about six months. Since flu strains change yearly, an
annual flu shot is recommended for ongoing protection.
Do you offer flu shots at home?
Yes! We provide in-home flu shots for individuals, families, and groups. Our medical
professionals come to you for a convenient and stress-free vaccination experience.
How do I schedule an in-home flu shot?
You can book an appointment through our website or call us to schedule a visit at your
convenience.
Is the flu shot covered by insurance?
Concierge MD LA operates as a direct-pay service and does not bill insurance. However, we
can provide an itemized receipt that you may submit for reimbursement, depending on your
insurance plan.
Are there any side effects of the flu shot?
Most people experience little to no side effects. Common mild side effects include:
● Soreness, redness, or swelling at the injection site
● Low-grade fever
● Fatigue or mild body aches
● Soreness, redness, or swelling at the injection site
● Low-grade fever
● Fatigue or mild body aches
Can I still get the flu if I get the flu shot?
Yes, but if you do get the flu after vaccination, symptoms are typically milder, and the risk of
complications is reduced.
Do you offer flu shots for businesses or groups?
Yes, we provide on-site flu vaccinations for offices, teams, and events. Contact us to arrange
a group booking.
