H1N1 Influenza Information and News
The best way to avoid getting H1N1 Influenza is to focus on general hygiene practices and monitor trustworthy sources of information for updates.
Vaccination Activities in Broomfield
CDPHE Announces: H1N1 Vaccine Available for all Coloradans over the Age of 6 Months
Please contact your local medical provider or community immunizers who have the H1N1 vaccine available if you are interested in receiving an H1N1 vaccine. If you are not a Broomfield resident, you may also contact your local public health department to determine their plans for vaccine administration and distribution.
H1N1 Child Consent Form Formulario de Consentimiento del Niño
H1N1 Adult Consent Form Formulario de Consentimiento del Adultos
Other locations:
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Westminster area, visit Tri-County Health Department
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Erie, Superior and Lafayette, visit the Boulder County Public Health or call 303.441.1450.
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Fort Lupton area, visit Weld County or call 970.304.6410.
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Recommendations for preventing the spread of flu:
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Stay home from work if you are sick and experiencing flu-like symptoms
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Avoid close contact with people who are ill
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Wash hands frequently with soap and water or use hand sanitizer if soap and water is not available
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Cough and sneeze into your elbow or tissue
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Get your seasonal flu vaccines from your primary care physicians or community immunizers
For more information, call the Colorado HELP Line 877.462.2911 or Broomfield Health and Human Services 720.887.2295.
