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Tetanus vaccine

Tetanus vaccine in West Anaheim and Laguna Woods

Tetanus is the vaccine we carry. If you have had a cut, a puncture or a dirty wound, we can give it in the same visit.

A nurse giving a tetanus shot in a patient’s upper armIllustration of a shield protecting a person from germs

Straight answer first

We would rather tell you now than have you make the trip.

Tetanus, TD and TDAP

This is the vaccine we stock at all our locations.

The one vaccine we carry

Given with wound care

If you come in with a cut, we clean and close it and cover your tetanus in one visit.

Cleaned, closed and covered in one visit

Everything else, elsewhere

We do not carry flu, travel or childhood vaccines. Your pharmacy or regular doctor can help.

We will say so before you drive over

How it works

Short visit.

1

Tell us when you last had one

If you are not sure, say so. That is common and it is not a problem.

2

A quick check

If you have a wound, the doctor looks at it and cleans it.

3

The vaccine

Given in the arm. It takes a moment.

4

What to expect

A sore arm for a day or two is normal. We tell you what is not.

What it costs

Self-pay prices. The vaccine is added on top of the visit price.

Urgent care visit$150
Tetanus vaccine (TD/TDAP)$70+

Most of our patients use insurance. We take Aetna, Anthem Blue Cross, Medicare, Prime Healthcare, SCAN and Optum at all our locations. More about insurance · See the full price list.

Where to come

Open Monday to Saturday at all our locations. Walk in, or call and we will find you a time.

Common questions

Do you give the flu shot?
No. Tetanus is the only vaccine we carry. Your pharmacy or your regular doctor can give you a flu shot.
Do you do travel or childhood vaccines?
No. We stock tetanus only. For travel or routine childhood vaccines, see your regular doctor or a travel clinic.
How often do I need a tetanus vaccine?
Usually every ten years, and sooner after certain wounds. The doctor will tell you where you stand.
I do not know when I last had one.
That is very common. Tell the doctor and they will work out what you need.

See all common questions — appointments, insurance, what to bring, parking and languages.

Go to the emergency room instead if
a wound is deep, dirty, or will not stop bleeding, or you develop stiffness in your jaw or neck after an injury. Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room.

Come in for your tetanus

Both clinics, six days a week.