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Covid Booster and Flu Shots Event Schedule

The Casper-Natrona County Health Department is kicking off its annual Drive-Up Flu and Covid

Clinic on September 24th.

Sept. 24th – Across the street from CNCHD building
10 am-3 pm

Oct. 12th – At CNCHD building
5 pm-7 pm

Oct. 15th – Across the street from CNCHD building
10 am-4 pm

Oct. 22th – At Fairgrounds
10 am-6 pm

Oct. 26th – At CNCHD building
5 pm-7 pm

  • Regular Flu vaccines are available with insurance or for $25
  • 65 years and up high dose flu available with insurance or for $75.

  • Bring proof of insurance as well as a covid vaccination card.

  • Walk-ins are available every Friday after October 7th from 8:30 am-4:30 pm
Drive-thru Flu and Covid 19 Clinic

The best you is a healthy you.

The Casper-Natrona County Health Department offers a number of sexual health services including STD testing, family planning, birth control prescriptions and refills, annual women’s exams as well as PrEP and HIV prevention.

Navigating COVID Through The Holidays

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salmon filet on a cutting board with herbs, spices, lemon and tomatoes around it.

Adopted Casper-Natrona County Food Safety Rule

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