Vaccinations
The Socorro Public Health Office at 214 Neel Avenue NW will be providing no cost back-to-school vaccinations for all children aged 18 and younger. « read more »
Please call (575) 758-4719 to schedule an appointment time if possible. Walk-in’s accepted if staff are available on days listed. « read more »
Click for days and times. Vaccinations are by appointment only. Please call ahead. Walk-in’s accepted if staff are available. « read more »
No cost back-to-school vaccinations this summer will be provided for all children aged 18 and younger regardless of whether they are a patient or have insurance. Click here for days and times. « read more »
Free vaccinations for any child with or without insurance. Click for times and locations. « read more »
Free vaccinations for any child with or without insurance. « read more »
The McKinley County Public Health Office in Gallup will be providing in June no cost back-to-school vaccinations for all children aged 18 and younger regardless of whether they are a patient or have insurance. « read more »
Two travelers have been diagnosed with measles during their visit to New Mexico, leading to potential measles exposure in Bernalillo, Santa Fe and Sandoval Counties. « read more »
The New Mexico Department of Health (NMDOH) reports four additional measles cases in Sandoval County, bringing the total there to six and raising the statewide count to 78. « read more »
The New Mexico Department of Health (NMDOH) confirms the first measles cases in Sandoval County: an adult of unknown vaccination status and an unvaccinated child under the age of four. « read more »
Between Feb. 1 and May 12, more than 27,000 New Mexicans have received the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine – roughly twice the number of residents who got the shot during the same time last year. « read more »
Community events can lead to measles exposure. « read more »
The New Mexico Department of Health is notifying the public about a potential exposure from an unvaccinated child with measles in Hobbs, including a daycare center and restaurant, between April 4-8. « read more »
The diagnosis makes Chaves the third county affected by the ongoing measles outbreak in the southeastern part of the state. « read more »
Spread remains contained to southeastern New Mexico. « read more »
The Increase is attributable to cases identified after illness. « read more »
Two additional cases diagnosed, more anticipated. « read more »
Texas is investigating measles cases in Gaines County, bordering Lea County in New Mexico. « read more »
Getting vaccinated against these winter viruses is about protecting yourself and safeguarding those around you. « read more »
Early December is a great time to get it if you haven’t already because it takes up to two weeks to build up the maximum protection the flu vaccine provides. « read more »