Cheap titers in St. Paul?

[tots24]

I am starting my clinicals this fall and I need to get a physical and titers done. I don't have health insurance so I'm worried it will be very expensive. I'm pretty much living off student loans now so I don't have much money to spend. Does anyone know of a low cost clinic I can get this done at? Please help!!

[casi, ASN, RN]

I don't know about titers, but if you have paperwork showing that you've had your vaccinations you should be fine. Places such as the minute clinic offer school physicals for $35 (reg $62). If you need titers talk to your schools health department I'm sure this is a common problem that they have answers for.

[mom2cka]

Your college's health department may even have an NP on staff who may do this on a sliding scale fee basis or a low rate. Doesn't your school require health insurance? I know that several do... good luck!

[tots24]

casi, they say that a vaccination record isn't enough but for the physical portion I will definitely try minute clinic.

I should have mentioned I'm starting the nursing program this fall (accelerated BSN) at NYU, so I can't exactly go to NYU's health center any time I want. I'm finishing up my pre-reqs at a community college that doesn't offer health services. NYU does require health insurance but since I don't start until September, I'm not going to pay for it now if I don't have to.

[HM2VikingRN, RN]

You could try public health to check whether sliding scale vaccinations are available. (It may be cheaper to be revaccinated.)

[srdesai]

hi new york state immunization has many centers in New York where they give free vaccinations. you can google it. I am also going for nursing programm and i got almost all my vaccinations free from there. one of there center is in Manhattan

[srdesai]

http://www.nyc.gov/html/doh/html/imm/immclin.shtml

above is the link on which you can get information for free vaccinations. or else you can call 311 for more information