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County Holiday | Offices Closed
All Fort Bend County offices are closed. Holiday schedule.
(Law enforcement and emergency services agencies remain on duty)
(Law enforcement and emergency services agencies remain on duty)
County Holiday | Offices Closed
All Fort Bend County offices are closed. Holiday schedule.
(Law enforcement and emergency services agencies remain on duty)
(Law enforcement and emergency services agencies remain on duty)
When are the Immunization Clinics Open?
Because the schedule is subject to change for the Immunization Clinics, please refer to the schedule before you visit a clinic.
Do I need to make an appointment to visit a clinic?
No, you are welcome to come in at any time during our clinic hours but please note that our services are provided on a “first come, first served” basis.
What do I need to bring to get shots or testing done?
An updated vaccine record is required at every clinic visit. For individuals under 18 years of age, a parent needs to be present at the time of the visit. If a guardian foster parent is attending the clinic, proof of guardianship foster parent is required.
Do you charge a copay fee?
No, we do not have a copay fee at our clinics. However, there are administration fees for vaccines and for employment-related Tuberculosis testing.
Can I pay with a credit card?
No, our clinics only accept payments in cash form.
Do you accept health insurance?
No, Fort Bend County Clinical Health Services does not accept any form of insurance.
Are travel vaccines provided at your clinics?
No, Clinical Health Services does not provided travel vaccines. Contact your medical provider for more information on travel vaccines.
COVID-19 Testing and Vaccine Page