Low Cost Immunization Clinics - Dakota County Public Health
Resource Name:Low Cost Immunization Clinics - Dakota County Public Health
address
1 Mendota Road West, Suite 410, West Saint Paul, MN 55118
Eligibility
- Uninsured individuals- Individuals whose insurance doesn't cover the cost of vaccinations (people who have a co-pay or deductible are not eligible for vaccines)- Children who are American Indian or Alaskan Native- Children who are on a Minnesota Health Care Program (Medical Assistance, MNCare, or PMAP)- Residents of Dakota County
Required documents
Application/intake form
health insurance card
Medical Assistance/Medicaid (MA) card
Medicare card
photo ID
Hours
Call
or visit website for clinics schedule
Interpretation services
Spanish; interpreters available
Application process
Call for appointment at Western Service Center for appointment clinics; walk in to clinics at both sites for walk-in clinics
Fees
- Low cost vaccines available through Minnesota Vaccines for Children (MnVFC) Program. - Suggested cost for each MnVFC vaccination is $21, but no one who qualifies for MnVFC will be turned away if they are unable to pay. - Some vaccines available for a fee for children who do not qualify for MnVFC vaccines - Call for information on vaccine costs
Service area
Dakota County, MN
Other Information
Hours of Operation
- Open Weekday Evenings After 5 pm
Languages
- Spanish
Payment Options
- Medicare
- Medical Assistance
Application Process
- Walk In
Vaccinations:- Adult and childhood immunizations - Gardasil/HPV (prevents cervical cancer and genital warts caused from certain types of the human papillomavirus for adults ages 26 and younger)- Hepatitis A and B- Influenza- Measles/mumps/rubella (MMR)- Pneumococcal- Tdap (Tetanus-Diphtheria-Pertussis)- TD (Tetanus-Diphtheria)- Varicella (chickenpox)
Last Assured
08/06/2026
Providing organization
Dakota County Public Health
Promotes healthy families and communities, supports people living with disabilities and elderly people to live independently, and responds to emerging diseases and health threats