Vaccinations

Childhood Immunizations
The Marietta City Health Department’s immunization clinic is going through some changes, due to a change in the Ohio Department of Health’s vaccine program. In the past, we have received vaccine for free from the Ohio Department of Health. Unfortunately, this is changing and we now need to privately purchase vaccine for our immunization program. Due to these high costs and requirements from The Ohio Department of Health, we will need to see your child’s insurance card at each visit and your insurance will be billed for your child’s immunizations. The Ohio Department of Health does still offer vaccinations for children with no insurance.

All required vaccines are offered at the Marietta City Health Department. Medicaid and most insurances are accepted. To see if your child’s vaccination record is up-to-date or for more information about childhood immunizations, please call 740-373-0611.

IMMUNIZATIONS NAMES:

DtaP – diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis
Hep B – hepatitis B
IPV – polio
Hib – H. influenza
PCV – pneumococcal conjugate
Rota – rotavirus (oral)
Influenza – “flu shot”
MMR – measles, mumps, rubella
Varicella – chickenpox
Hep A – hepatitis A
Tdap – tetanus, dipththeria, pertussis for teens and adults
Menactra – meningococcal
HPV – human papillomavirus

Adult Immunizations

Medicaid is accepted for all adult vaccines. Medicare Part B is accepted for Influenza and Pneumonia Vaccines.

TB (Mantoux) Skin Tests
TB tests are also offered at the Marietta City Health Department for adults. Anyone receiving a TB test must return to the health department on the following Wednesday in order to have their TB test read. Medicaid is accepted for this service.

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