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Due to the limited amount of H1N1 injectable vaccine available at this time, the Fort Wayne-Allen County Department of Health is making it available to healthcare providers to vaccinate staff and patients who are in the high risk groups.
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People who care for infants less than six months of age can get the free H1N1 vaccination at Carew Medical Park while supplies last.
The clinic will be open today and Wednesday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. No appointment is necessary.
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The Fort Wayne-Allen County Department of Health is offering H1N1 nasal spray vaccine and seasonal flu shots at its clinic at Carew Medical Park while supplies last.
The clinic is open Mondays from 10 am. to 7 p.m. and Tuesday through Friday from 9 a.m....
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The Fort Wayne-Allen County Department of Health will only be giving out H1N1 nasal spray vaccine at its clinic at Carew Medical Park.
Allen County Health Commissioner Dr. Deborah McMahan made the decision today to focus only on giving H1N1 vaccine in an...
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Children and young adults needing the H1N1 nasal spray vaccine or the seasonal flu shot can get it Saturday at the Carew Medical Park.More than 200 people received the H1N1 nasal spray vaccine as of noon on Friday. The clinic on Saturday will be open ...
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The Fort Wayne-Allen County Department of Health will begin offering seasonal flu vaccine and a limited amount of H1N1 nasal spray vaccine to children and young adults starting Friday, Oct. 9 at the Carew Medical Park.
The seasonal flu vaccine and the H1...
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Officials with the Fort Wayne-Allen County Department of Health announced today the availability of a new version of its pandemic flu resource guide devoted to H1N1.The eight-page booklet, Pandemic Flu Preparedness: A Guide for Families, outlines t...
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Click here to view the H1N1 Community on Alert broadcast on Wane.com
The program will also be re-broadcast on cable access television at the following dates and times:
1:00 PM October 8 on Access 1 (Comcast 55, Verizon 25)
8:00 PM October 10 on Ac...
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The following locations will serve as viewing sites. Each site will be providing interpreters or other assistance as needed.
WHAT: H1N1: Community on AlertWHEN: 7 to 8 p.m., Monday, Oct. 5, 2009
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On Monday, Oct. 5 at 7 p.m., the local Fort Wayne television stations will simulcast H1N1: Community on Alert, an hour-long special devoted to the flu pandemic.
The Fort Wayne-Allen County Department of Health and its community partners announced the liv...
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Having a plan in place can improve the likelihood that a company will survive and recover more quickly from a major emergency or disaster.
Large and small employers can learn how to do that planning at a free Business Preparedness Summit on Sept. 30 at t...
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With the World Health Organization’s pandemic threat level raised to 5, the Fort Wayne-Allen County Department of Health is advising residents and businesses to take time now to review their preparedness plans.
In Allen County, there have been no confi...
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The Fort Wayne-Allen County Department of Health has activated a public hotline for callers who have questions or concerns about swine flu.
Starting today, the public can call (260) 449-7506 between the hours of 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. to speak to a representa...
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Local health officials are concerned about the possibility of an outbreak of swine influenza and are urging residents to practice good respiratory hygiene and stay home if they are sick as the best ways to reduce their risk.
To date, 40 cases of swine ...
