Immunization Clinic

Don’t Wait. Vaccinate.

Flu Vaccines

There is NO WAITING period between getting your flu vaccine and your COVID-19 vaccine. Find more information on co-administering flu and COVID-19 vaccines on the CDC’s website.

Health Department Flu Shots

Everyone 6 months old or older is recommended to get a flu vaccine each year!

Please call to schedule an appointment 406-582-3100.

Individuals with health insurance, please make sure to bring your insurance cards. For most health insurances, Medicare and Medicaid included, the flu shot will be covered as a preventative service at no charge to you. We also offer a high dose for individuals 65 and older. Medicare will cover this vaccine, please make sure to bring your card. For those with no health insurance the cost is $21 per person and payable at time of service.

This year’s vaccine provides protection against 4 flu viruses that are thought to be the most likely to circulate in the United States this year.

COVID-19 Vaccines

There is NO WAITING period between getting your flu vaccine and your COVID-19 vaccine. Find more information on co-administering flu and COVID-19 vaccines on the CDC’s website.

Looking for a COVID-19 vaccine?

It’s not too late to help protect yourself and others! Visit our COVID-19 Vaccines page for where, when, and how you can get yours.

Childhood Vaccinations

Childhood, Daycare, and School Vaccinations

There are strict regulations in place that require infants and children to have up-to-date vaccinations before they can enroll in childcare facilities and schools (public & private).

We have an income-based sliding fee scale, and we can bill insurance for those who have it. View our Current Pricing, to schedule an appointment or find out more information on pricing, please call 406-582-3100.

We plan and schedule Back-to-School Vaccination Clinics each summer. Visit our webpage for further details and date announcements.

Travel Vaccinations

Traveling outside of the United States?

Meet with one of our travel nurses for a specialized overseas travel consultation before you go. Depending on your itinerary, you may need vaccinations to help protect you from some food, waterborne, and insect-borne diseases that are common in certain countries. Should a Malaria or any other prescription for travelers diarrhea be recommended, you would need to get a prescription written from your physician and fill at a pharmacy or if you don’t have a primary care physician perhaps seek one from an urgent care or micro clinic.

Visit our International Travel Immunizations page for more details.

We have an income-based sliding fee scale for some vaccines, and we can bill insurance for those who have it. View our pricing sheet, to schedule an appointment or find out more information on pricing, please call 406-582-3100.

Immunizations Record Requests & Forms

Immunization Records Request:

For an Immunization Records Request, click on the link below and fill out the form completely. Please allow up to 48 hours to respond to the request during normal business hours. Incomplete forms sent in without signature or proper id will not be processed.

Other Forms:

Notice of Privacy Practices – available in English and Spanish (disponible en ingles y español)
Vaccine Consent Form English
Vaccine Consent Form Spanish
Provider Resources – Immunization
- Providers can go here for links to technical information and forms.
Click here to pay your immunization statement balance online.

** Please note: **We are currently accepting appointments for routine and travel vaccinations for adults and children. Please call us at 406-582-3100 to inquire about an appointment.

We now have Shingrix vaccine available in steady supply. Please call 406.582.3100 to make an appointment.

You can now pay for your immunizations online:

Pay Online

The reduction in vaccine preventable diseases is one of the 10 most important public health achievements in the last 100 years.

Immunizations play a vital role in protecting our communities against deadly diseases. It’s important to understand, without continued immunity, many of these life-threatening diseases could likely re-appear, potentially turning into an epidemic.

Not only are immunizations important for the health of yourself, your family and your community, it’s essential to protect those with weaker immune systems such as babies, older adults, and those with serious illnesses who can’t be vaccinated. These populations are more vulnerable to diseases that can cause further complications and even death.

Healthy Gallatin offers the majority of vaccinations by appointment. School vaccination clinics occur at specific times throughout the year.

We welcome anyone in the community in need of immunizations for themselves and/or their children. Our sliding fee scale is based on income, and we bill insurance for those who have it.