Flu season is coming, and now is the time to get prepared.

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If you take the flu shot each year, Quincy Medical Group has set up drive thru flu clinics so you can get your flus host and then be on your way. I've done this and it takes about 10 minutes or less and you don't even have to leave your car. The clinics will be set up in Barry, Illinois; Keokuk, Iowa; Mt. Sterling, Illinois' Pittsfield, Illinois; and Quincy Illinois, and for those who are 2-years of age and older.

If you are wanting to use one of these clinics, appointments are encouraged and can be made simply by calling the clinics close to you. If you are going to attend one of these clinics, you are asked to please wear a mask while getting your shot. Bring your insurance card at the drive-thru clinics, although most insurance companies to cover the flu shot with no out-of-pocket expense. It is recommended that if you have a child under two, you call their pediatrician to schedule an appointment. The list below are the phone number and locations of each clinic:

Barry

Quincy Medical Group - 868 Mortimer St.
Thursday, October 28 from 2 pm - 5 pm
Call 217-335-2343 for an appointment

Keokuk

Quincy Medical Group - 1603 Morgan St., Suite 3
Wednesday, October 20 from 1 pm - 5 pm & Wednesday, October 27 from 9 am - Noon
Call 319-524-4300 for an appointment

Quincy

Quincy Medical Group - 1118 Hampshire St.
Saturdays in October (2, 9, 16, 23, & 30) From 9 am - 3 pm
Call 217-222-6500, ext. 6802 for an appointment

Pittsfield

Quincy Medical Group - 320 N. Madison St.
Thursday October 21 and Tuesday, October 26 from 2 pm - 5 pm
Call 217-285-9601 for an appointment

Mt. Sterling

Quincy Medical Group - 109 Buckhorn Rd.
Thursday, October 14 & Friday, October 29 from 9 am - Noon
Call 217-773-3963 for an appointment.

For more information on these clinics and making appointments visit Quincy Medical Group's website.

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