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Influenza vaccinations

The flu (influenza) is a potentially serious respiratory illness caused by a virus. The good news is that the flu can be prevented with an annual vaccination. Aurora is committed to increasing the number of flu vaccinations given, especially among those people at higher risk for complications.

Our Influenza team has developed tools and materials to help promote vaccination among high-risk persons, the community at large and our own employees.

Part of that commitment is our Shoo the Flu & Pneumonia Too! program, sponsored by the Aurora Visiting Nurse Association of Wisconsin. Public vaccination clinics are held each year in numerous community locations throughout eastern Wisconsin.

• Facts about the flu
• Who should get the flu vaccine?
• Questions and answers about the flu vaccine
• Shoo the Flu & Pneumonia, Too! (Aurora VNA program)

DISCLAIMER: The information presented in this site is intended for general information and educational purposes. It is not intended to replace the advice of your own physician. Contact your physician if you believe you have a health problem.