Vaccinations in Livonia
Flu shots now availableWalk in 7 days a week, no appointment.
Which vaccines can I get here?
The routine, everyday immunizations: annual flu shots, tetanus boosters, including the one you suddenly need after a cut from something rusty, and standard adult and school-age vaccines. Availability of specific vaccines can vary; if you need a particular one, call ahead and we’ll confirm it’s in stock before you drive over.
When do I actually need a tetanus booster?
Every 10 years as routine, and sooner if you get a deep or dirty wound and it’s been more than 5 years since your last dose. Almost nobody tracks this, which is why we ask about it whenever we treat a laceration. If you can’t remember your last booster, that itself is usually the answer.
When should I get a flu shot?
Early fall is ideal, protection takes about two weeks to build, and you want it in place before flu season peaks. But “late” beats “never”: getting vaccinated in December still protects you for the remaining months of the season. Walk in whenever you remember; that’s the point of not needing an appointment.
Do you document vaccines for school or work?
Yes. Every vaccine given here is documented, and you leave with the record your school, employer, or travel requirement needs. If you’re catching up on requirements for a school or sports physical, the exam and the shots can happen in the same visit.
Do you handle travel medicine?
Yes, if an international trip is coming up, come in before you go. A provider reviews where you’re headed, brings your routine vaccines up to date, and covers what the destination calls for, alongside TB testing when a school, employer, or visa process requires it. Come in a few weeks ahead when you can; some protection needs time to build.
Are vaccines covered by insurance?
Routine vaccinations are covered by most of the plans we accept, Medicaid, Medicare, and major commercial carriers alike. Check the insurance page for the list, and bring your card.
Questions
Before you come in for vaccinations
The things people ask most often. There are more on the FAQ page.
Do you offer vaccinations?
Yes. Vaccinations are given at the clinic, including a tetanus booster as part of wound care where you are due one. Call (248) 482-8809 to check a specific vaccine is in stock before you come in for it.
Do you treat children?
Yes. Serenity treats children and adults, and a large share of walk-in visits are for children: ear infections, sore throats, fevers, rashes, minor injuries, and school and sports physicals. If your child is very young, call ahead and the front desk will confirm before you drive over.
Do I need an appointment?
No. Serenity is a walk-in clinic: come in, give the front desk your name, and you will be seen. There is no appointment to make and no referral to chase. Two kinds of visit are the exception and do want a booking, because time is set aside for them: IV drips and weight-loss consultations.
What insurance do you accept?
Serenity accepts 21+ plans, including Medicaid plans, Medicare plans, and the major commercial carriers: Blue Cross Blue Shield, Aetna, Cigna, HAP, Humana, Meridian, Molina, Priority Health, and United Healthcare among them. The full list is published on the insurance page. Plans change, so if yours is not listed, call (248) 482-8809 and ask rather than assuming.
What are your hours?
Monday to Friday 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM, Saturday and Sunday 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM. The clinic is open seven days a week, weekends included. IV drips are the exception: they are booked rather than walked in, and the times on offer change day to day, so the booking page is the only place that shows them.
From our patients
What people say about the clinic
Reviews left on Google, in our patients' own words, each one linking to the original so you can check it yourself.
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