Front Range Flu Shots, LLC | Convenient, on-site flu immunization service.

Front Range Flu Shots, LLC invites you to take advantage of our convenient on-site immunization service

For more information see “Clinic Details”.

We offer the following benefits:

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Registered Nurses

Registered nurses will administer flu immunizations at your location.

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Flexible Scheduling

We can hold a clinic at a time that works well for you, including evenings or weekends.

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Any Organization

Any organization that is interested can host a clinic, such as schools, businesses, health care facilities, senior centers, recreation centers, municipalities, and churches.

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Easy & Convenient

We will take care of all the details, from scheduling to clean up.

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Educational Materials

Educational and promotional material will be provided.

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Any Size Organization

Front Range Flu Shots is unique in accommodating organizations of any size.

We accept the following insurance plans*:

ACCEPTED INSURANCE PLANS (See Exceptions, Terms And Conditions Below.*)

Aetna
Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield
Cigna
HealthPartners
Humana
Medicare Part B (when primary insurance plan)
Medicare Advantage PPO
Railroad Medicare
UMR
UnitedHealthcare

*INSURANCE EXCEPTIONS, TERMS AND CONDITIONS: INSURANCES NOT ACCEPTED include but are not limited to: Kaiser, Medicaid, Cigna True Choice Medicare PPO, Humana HMOX, UHC Centura, UHC Freedom, and DU Plans.

Benefits are subject to all contract limitations and the member’s eligibility status. Co Pays may apply.

Anthem BCBS: Deductible, copayment, & co-insurance may apply to any plan. Verification of benefits or coverage is not a guarantee of eligibility or payment. Actual payment is based on the terms and conditions of the plan and all claims are subject to review upon submission.

About Immunization

Think of immunization as a way to stay healthy, decrease absenteeism, and reduce health care costs as well as the use of antibiotics.

An annual seasonal flu vaccine is the best way to reduce your risk of getting sick with seasonal flu and spreading it to others. When more people get vaccinated against the flu, less flu can spread through that community.

It’s best to get vaccinated before flu begins spreading in your community; however, CDC continues to recommend flu vaccination as long as flu viruses are circulating since vaccination later can still be beneficial during most seasons. It takes about two weeks after vaccination for antibodies to develop in the body that protect against flu.

Our Privacy Policy

Front Range Flu Shots, LLC protects your privacy in compliance with HIPAA regulations. The following document provides a detailed description of our policy:

Front Range Flu Shots’ Privacy Policy