College shots in Arizona

What each Arizona college asks for, how to get your shot record, and free or low-cost clinics in every county, in the official words.

This page only repeats each college's and health department's own rules. For health questions, ask a clinician.

1. What your college asks for

Pick your college to see its own rules. Each line is quoted from the college’s page.

Your college

10 colleges

Arizona State University
The college ties this to registering or enrolling
Official text
What they ask for
- “All students born after January 1, 1957, are required to meet the following MMR immunization requirement before class registration:”Official page
- “Option 2 - Provide a copy of Measles IgG or MMR IgG lab test showing positive immunity.”Official page
Where to send it
- “Upload required documentation in My Health Portal.”Official page
Exemptions and waivers
- “Submit your immunization record (on-campus students only)”Official page
Two of this college’s pages say different things. Both are quoted under “Where official pages disagree.”
Official page Checked Nov 11, 2026
Northern Arizona University
The college ties this to registering or enrolling
Official text
What they ask for
- “Prior to enrolling in classes, all students attending the NAU Flagstaff mountain campus must submit proof of their immunization against measles, mumps and rubella (“MMR”).”Official page
Campus housing
- “Students attending Coconino Community College but living in a NAU residence hall must also provide proof of MMR immunization.”Official page
- “we strongly encourage that all students receive the meningococcal meningitis vaccine prior to arriving on campus.”Official page
When it is due
- “You will not be permitted to register for classes until you meet this requirement. Please allow 24-48 hours for processing.”Official page
Registration hold
- Source dated 2024“Immunization holds are automatically placed on all new student accounts at the Flagstaff mountain campus”Official page
- Source dated 2024“will not be allowed to register for future classes and will not receive disbursements of state or institutional financial aid until appropriate MMR documentation is submitted.”Official page
- “Students who have received the first shot are eligible for a temporary immunization hold override to allow them to enroll and attend classes while waiting to receive the second shot.”Official page
Where to send it
- “The preferred method is electronically. Go to the Campus Health Portal and enter your NAU credentials. Then click “Required Forms,” followed by “Immunization Records.””Official page
Exemptions and waivers
- Source dated 2024“Students who have not submitted proof of MMR status are required to file an MMR Immunization Declination Form with Campus Health Services.”Official page
- “Students born prior to 1957 are exempt from this requirement, as are NAU students not attending the Flagstaff mountain campus.”Official page
- “Northern Arizona University does not provide tuition, fee, or housing refunds in such cases to students who have failed to submit proper MMR immunity documentation.”Official page
Record format
- “All MMR documentation submitted to Campus Health Services must be in English.”Official page
Two of this college’s pages say different things. Both are quoted under “Where official pages disagree.”
Official page Checked Nov 11, 2026
University of Arizona
The college ties this to registering or enrolling
Official text
What they ask for
- “The University of Arizona requires proof of Measles, Mumps and Rubella (MMR) vaccination for all students born after 12/31/56.”Official page
- “One of the two MMR's must have an administration date after 12/31/79.”Official page
When it is due
- “You will not be allowed to register for classes until you meet the following MMR immunization requirement:”Official page
Registration hold
- “*Allow 2 business days for your record to be verified and for the immunization hold to be lifted from your UAccess account.”Official page
Where to send it
- “Upload your immunization record, or a physician signed New Student Immunization Requirement form, to the Campus Health Medical Records Department through your PatientLink portal.”Official page
Health and other programs
- “College of Medicine, Pharmacy, DPT, PA, and Nursing students must meet additional immunization requirements.”Official page
- “Begin the process for the Hepatitis B requirement as soon as possible. The entire series of Hep B vaccinations and the Hep B Surface Antibody Quantitative titer can take up to 6 months to complete.”Official page
- “Yes, the Hep B Surface Antibody titer is required in addition to the Hep B vaccine series. This is a CDC guideline for healthcare professionals.”Official page
International students
- “Submit proof of two Measles, Mumps, and Rubella vaccines. You will have a registration hold on your account until this documentation is received.”Official page
TB test
- “TB blood tests are the recommended screening if you have received the Bacillus Calmette-Gueren (BCG) vaccine in the past to protect against TB.”Official page
Two of this college’s pages say different things. Both are quoted under “Where official pages disagree.”
Official page Checked Nov 11, 2026
Central Arizona College
No college-wide rule found: these quotes are for housing or specific programs
Official text
What they ask for
- “Option 1: Provide proof of two measles vaccinations (one of which must be dated after 1979), first dose given at age 12 months or later. Second dose given at least 28 days after the first.”Official page
- “Option 2: Provide a copy of lab test results showing positive immunity to Rubeola (Measles) lgG or MMR lgG.”Official page
Campus housing
- “Student must have a scanned copy of immunization records (2-MMR) ready to upload to the housing application”Official page
Where to send it
- “Central Arizona College office of Residence Life utilizes the online housing application of eRezLife.”Official page
Official page Checked Nov 11, 2026
Coconino Community College
No college-wide rule found: these quotes are for housing or specific programs
Official text
Campus housing
- “Students attending Coconino Community College but living in a NAU residence hall must also provide proof of MMR immunization.”Official page
When it is due
- “Documentation of the following health requirements is required after acceptance to the nursing program.”Official page
Exemptions and waivers
- “Hepatitis B vaccine series (3 shots) record or signature declining this vaccine (the program specialist can guide you to the declination form if you are accepted.)”Official page
Health and other programs
- “Evidence of two (2) measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccines OR blood titer (must be read by physician), which shows immunity.”Official page
TB test
- “Negative TB skin or blood test (must be current for the entire academic year) or a chest X-ray, or a Chest X-ray with symptom questionnaire.”Official page
Official page Checked Nov 11, 2026
Maricopa Community Colleges
Covers Chandler-Gilbert, Estrella Mountain, GateWay, Glendale, Mesa, Paradise Valley, Phoenix, Rio Salado, Scottsdale, South Mountain
The college says it has no rule for enrolling
Official text
What they ask for
- Source dated 2026“Maricopa Community Colleges does not require students to provide proof of vaccination to enroll in its colleges or programs, but certain clinical partners may require adherence to vaccination protocols.”Official page
When it is due
- Source dated 2026“The program will provide students with health requirements applicable to that program and the deadline by which students must submit proof of meeting such requirements.”Official page
Where to send it
- Source dated 2026“Proof of all immunizations and tuberculin skin tests should be copied and submitted to the third-party verification system.”Official page
- Source dated 2026“DO NOT upload this document into American DataBank or myClinicalExchange.”Official page
Exemptions and waivers
- Source dated 2026“Students may be able to decline a vaccine due to religious beliefs or for medical reasons by following the clinical partner’s declination or accommodation process, if the clinical partner has one.”Official page
- Source dated 2026“However, declination may limit the availability of clinical placements in a given semester and/or may delay or prevent a student’s ability to graduate.”Official page
Health and other programs
- Source dated 2026“Maricopa County Community College District will require all Allied Health and Nursing students to show proof of vaccination in order to ensure compliance with our clinical partner's health and safety requirements.”Official page
- Source dated 2026“Students will be responsible for the cost of completion for all immunization requirements.”Official page
TB test
- Source dated 2026“All students entering a Maricopa Nursing program are required to upload documentation showing negative TB disease status.”Official page
Official page Checked Nov 11, 2026
Mohave Community College
No college-wide rule found: these quotes are for housing or specific programs
Official text
When it is due
- Source dated 2025“Students who are not compliant by the first week of the term are unable to schedule clinicals, which impacts their ability to pass the clinical component of the course, resulting in a course failure.”Official page
Exemptions and waivers
- Source dated 2025“Immunization variance is available due to religious or medical reasons.”Official page
Health and other programs
- Source dated 2025“In all instances, a confirmation of Tuberculosis (TB) status is required, and verification of immune status is required by proof of titers for all required elements.”Official page
Official page Checked Nov 11, 2026
Pima Community College
No college-wide rule found: these quotes are for housing or specific programs
Official text
When it is due
- “Students who do not provide proof of receiving the vaccinations or a positive titer when entering the Nursing program will have to reapply to the program.”Official page
Health and other programs
- “Present proof of immunization and/or immunity for Hepatitis B/MMR/Varicella/Tdap/COVID.”Official page
TB test
- “Show proof of negative TB test or negative chest x-ray for TB.”Official page
Official page Checked Nov 11, 2026
Yavapai College
No college-wide rule found: these quotes are for housing or specific programs
Official text
When it is due
- Source dated 2026“Students are responsible for remaining in compliance with all mandated immunizations and must adhere to all deadline requirements.”Official page
Where to send it
- Source dated 2026“Copies of immunization records and updated immunization documentation must be submitted to Castle Branch (castlebranch.com) after admission to the Nursing Program”Official page
Health and other programs
- Source dated 2026“Adults entering health care professions must have documented proof of immunity (positive titer) or proof of two MMR’s.”Official page
TB test
- Source dated 2026“Tuberculosis: Negative skin test or blood test (annually) or chest x-ray (valid for two years) with an annual statement signed by a health professional that student does not have active tuberculosis.”Official page
Official page Checked Nov 11, 2026
Grand Canyon University
No college-wide rule found: these quotes are for housing or specific programs
Official text
Campus housing
- Source dated 2026“Grand Canyon University requires students to submit documentation that they received the Measles, Mumps and Rubella (MMR) vaccine or proof of immunity and Meningococcal A vaccine prior to registering for student housing.”Official page
Health and other programs
- Source dated 2026“Students may be required to submit immunization documentation to various third-party agencies and are, therefore, responsible for ensuring they meet their respective requirements.”Official page
Two of this college’s pages say different things. Both are quoted under “Where official pages disagree.”
Official page Checked Nov 11, 2026

2. Get your shot record

How the Arizona Department of Health Services and others say to get a copy, word for word.

Online with MyIR

Official text

“Save yourself time and money and a trip to the doctor's office by accessing your records at home for free”Official page
“Access your family’s immunization records online using any device on MyIR. Save time by registering with MyIR - https://app.myirmobile.com - please note that the information you provide needs to match exactly to what is in our records.”Official page
Navajo County Public Health Services District:“Or you can register at MyIR.net to receive your or your child's vaccine record, as long as it is registered in the Arizona State Immunization Information System (ASIIS).”Official page

Ask the state for a copy

Official text

“Records for individuals over the age of 18 must be requested by the individual themselves or their Healthcare Provider.”Official page
“Examples of acceptable forms of identification are a state-issued photo driver's license with address, a state-issued photo identification card with address, or a U.S. passport or passport card with photo.”Official page
“Immunization record requests are normally processed within 5-7 business days”Official page
“All immunizations on file with the Arizona Department of Health Services (Accepted for school and work verification)”Official page
“Arizona now shares immunization records with a few other states using a secure data exchange.”Official page

Other places that may have it

Official text

Northern Arizona University:“You may obtain a copy of an official immunization record from your health care provider, health department, high school, or previous university.”Official page
Yuma County Public Health Services District:“There is a $5.00 charge for copies of a record.”Official page

3. Free and low-cost shots by county

County health departments and campus health centers, in their own words. Prices and hours change; each card links to the official page.

Your county

16 clinics statewide

Apache County Clinical Services (St. Johns, Round Valley)
Apache County County
Official text
Cost
Price as posted when checked Nov 11, 2026
- “For a small fee, adults may receive routine immunizations and some vaccines that may be required for foreign travel.”Official page
Who it serves
- “Our Vaccines for Children Program provides free immunizations for all children up to 18 years old.”Official page
How to book
Not published on the page
Official page Checked Nov 11, 2026
Cochise County Health & Social Services clinics
Cochise County County
Official text
Cost
The page has no date, so the price may be old
- “Adult immunizations are available at no cost for un-insured and under-insured adults.”Official page
- “Flu vaccines are available for insured adults for a fee.”Official page
Who it serves
- “Immunizations are available for all children 18 and under.”Official page
How to book
- “Please call your local health department to schedule an appointment and verify your eligibility.”Official page
- “Note: Due to a limited stock of vaccines, appointments may need to be scheduled more than one day in advance.”Official page
TB test
- “Tuberculosis Skin Test Screenings (PPD) are conducted weekly for $25.”Official page
Official page Checked Nov 11, 2026
Coconino County HHS Health and Wellness Clinic (Flagstaff)
Coconino County County
Official text
Cost
Price as posted when checked Nov 11, 2026
- “Services available on sliding scale fee basis”Official page
- “Most health insurance is accepted, including AHCCCS”Official page
Who it serves
- “Low-cost, clinical and preventative health services and immunizations to meet your essential healthcare needs.”Official page
How to book
- “Call the CCHHS Clinic at (928) 679-7222 to make your appointment.”Official page
Official page Checked Nov 11, 2026
NAU Campus Health Services (students)
Coconino County County · Campus health center
Official text
Cost
Price as posted when checked Nov 11, 2026
- “Yes, the MMR vaccine is available by appointment for a fee from Campus Health Services.”Official page
- “Please contact your insurance carrier or Campus Health Services to find out the cost of the vaccination as they can be expensive and not covered by your insurance.”Official page
- “Most insurance plans cover the cost of preventative immunizations.”Official page
Who it serves
Not published on the page
How to book
- “All are available by appointment with our Immunization Coordinator.”Official page
Official page Checked Nov 11, 2026
Graham County Health Department (Safford)
Graham County County
Official text
Cost
The page has no date, so the price may be old
- “The cost for adult immunizations is $20 each.”Official page
Who it serves
- “Free vaccines are available to all children, regardless of insurance status, up to and including age 18.”Official page
How to book
- “Adult immunizations (over age 18) are also offered, i.e., Tetanus Diphtheria, MMR, Hepatitis A and B, etc., on an appointment basis.”Official page
Official page Checked Nov 11, 2026
Greenlee County Health Department
Greenlee County County
Official text
Cost
Not published on the page
Who it serves
- “The Greenlee County Health Department contracts with the Arizona Department of Health Services to provide the full range of childhood and adult immunizations for residents of the county. Must meet financial eligibility.”Official page
How to book
- “Immunizations (Call to make an appointment)”Official page
Official page Checked Nov 11, 2026
La Paz County Public Health Nursing (Parker)
La Paz County County
Official text
Cost
The page has no date, so the price may be old
- “Age 19 and under are free of charge.”Official page
Who it serves
- “Adult and Children Immunizations Available”Official page
How to book
- “Every Tuesday by appointment or walkin 8:00 am -11:00 am and 1:00 pm - 4:00 pm”Official page
TB test
- “TB Testing - $20.00”Official page
Official page Checked Nov 11, 2026
Maricopa County Dept. of Public Health immunization clinics
Maricopa County County
Official text
Cost
Price as posted when checked Nov 11, 2026
- “We provide vaccines free of charge, whether you are insured, uninsured, or under-insured.”Official page
- “*We provide the initial Hepatitis B vaccine series only. If you have already completed the Hep B series and your titer is negative, we do not offer booster doses or repeat series.”Official page
Who it serves
- “Maricopa County Department of Public Health (MCDPH) operates four immunization clinics serving both children (from birth through age 18) and adults (ages 19+).”Official page
- “Adults with insurance are encouraged to utilize pharmacies.”Official page
How to book
- “For appointments, book online or call the CARES Team at 602-506-6767.”Official page
Two of this college’s pages say different things. Both are quoted under “Where official pages disagree.”
Official page Checked Nov 11, 2026
ASU Health Services (students)
Maricopa County County · Campus health center
Official text
Cost
Price as posted when checked Nov 11, 2026
- “Vaccinations and lab services are available by appointment only and at a nominal charge at any ASU's Health Services location.”Official page
Who it serves
Not published on the page
How to book
- “Schedule your appointment by calling 480-965-3349 or through your Health Portal.”Official page
Official page Checked Nov 11, 2026
Mohave County Dept. of Public Health nursing
Mohave County County
Official text
Cost
Price as posted when checked Nov 11, 2026
- “Our nursing department offers routine vaccines for children and adults at low- or no-cost.”Official page
- 2026 price“*These services offered on a sliding scale based upon patient income.”Official page
Who it serves
- “We provide routine childhood vaccines recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics for children from birth through age 18.”Official page
How to book
- “Please call your local office to schedule an appointment.”Official page
Two of this college’s pages say different things. Both are quoted under “Where official pages disagree.”
Official page Checked Nov 11, 2026
Navajo County Public Health Services District
Navajo County County
Official text
Cost
Price as posted when checked Nov 11, 2026
- “Free to those who qualify (uninsured and underinsured, for children birth through 18 years of age, and adults).”Official page
Who it serves
- “These are first-come, first-serve programs and vaccine stock is limited.”Official page
How to book
- “Immunizations Available by Appointment in Show Low.”Official page
Official page Checked Nov 11, 2026
Pima County Health Department clinics
Pima County County
Official text
Cost
Price as posted when checked Nov 11, 2026
- “Most adults can be vaccinated for no cost.”Official page
- “If your provider does not carry the necessary vaccines, please come to the clinic, you will not be turned away.”Official page
- “If you do have a vaccination fee at one of our clinics, payment can be made by check, cash or credit at the time of your visit.”Official page
Who it serves
- “There is no clinic vaccination fee for children 18 years of age or less.”Official page
How to book
- “Appointment and walk-in services are available at all clinics”Official page
Official page Checked Nov 11, 2026
UA Campus Health (students)
Pima County County · Campus health center
Official text
Cost
- 2026–2027 price“MMR Vaccine $109.00 $131.00”Official page
- 2026–2027 price“Meningococcal- MenQuadfi $196.00 $251.00”Official page
- 2026–2027 price“Vaccine Administration Fee $10.00 each $25.00-$45.00”Official page
The rate sheet lists the student rate first, then the average off-campus rate.
Who it serves
- “Campus Health accepts most major health insurance plans and offers a student discount rate for immunizations and titers.”Official page
How to book
- “If you have questions about immunizations or titers, please contact our Immunization department at (520) 621-2292, your healthcare provider, or the Center for Disease Control & Prevention.”Official page
Official page Checked Nov 11, 2026
Pinal County Public Health clinics
Pinal County County
Official text
Cost
Price as posted when checked Nov 11, 2026
- “Adults who reside in Pinal County or work in Pinal County, including eligible household family members, may receive immunizations at no cost.”Official page
- 2026 price“MMR II (Measles, Mumps, Rubella) $100.00”Official page
Who it serves
- “If you're 18 years old or younger, vaccines are provided at no cost to you!”Official page
- “Please bring proof that you reside in Pinal County to your appointment.”Official page
How to book
- “For more information and clinic locations, call our central appointment desk at 866-960-0633”Official page
Official page Checked Nov 11, 2026
Santa Cruz County Public Health Clinic (Nogales)
Santa Cruz County County
Official text
Cost
Price as posted when checked Nov 11, 2026
- “Vaccines are free of charge.”Official page
Who it serves
- “Currently, the clinic is also offering influenza, Covid-19, Tdap, and the Twinrix combined HepA&B vaccine for adults who are uninsured or underinsured.”Official page
How to book
- “No appointment is necessary, but they are appreciated.”Official page
Official page Checked Nov 11, 2026
Yuma County Public Health Services District immunization clinic
Yuma County County
Official text
Cost
The page has no date, so the price may be old
- “$10.00 visit fee, vaccines are included (cash only)”Official page
- “Adult vaccines vary in price; please call the office for the current vaccine price and availability at 928-317-4559.”Official page
Who it serves
- “No child will be turned away for inability to pay.”Official page
How to book
- “Walk in 8:00 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. or 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.”Official page
- “Thursday - By appointment only”Official page
Official page Checked Nov 11, 2026

Counties we could not confirm yet

Gila County County
We couldn't confirm cost details for this county's clinic yet. Contact the county health department. Gila County Public Health (Globe, Payson) (official page)
Yavapai County County
We couldn't confirm cost details for this county's clinic yet. Contact the county health department. Yavapai County Community Health Services (official page)

For students 18 and under

Official text

Maricopa County Department of Public Health:“Children age 18 and younger are eligible for the VFC Program if they meet at least one of the following criteria:”Official page
Maricopa County Department of Public Health:“AI/AN children are eligible for the VFC Program under any circumstance.”Official page

4. Where official pages disagree

Each pair below comes from the same college or health department. Ask them which one applies to you.

Arizona State University: The date rule for MMR doses
Official text
- “At least one or both vaccinations are given after December 31, 1979.”Official page
- “Option 1: Provide proof of two MMR (Measles, Mumps and Rubella) vaccinations. The first MMR must be given on or after your first birthday; The second MMR must be four weeks from the first, or later.”Official page
Arizona State University: When proof is due
Official text
- “All students born after January 1, 1957, are required to meet the following MMR immunization requirement before class registration:”Official page
- “All students born after Jan. 1, 1957, are required to meet the following MMR immunization requirement before classes begin:”Official page
Arizona State University: Walk-in or appointment
Official text
- Source dated 2021“Titers can be performed at ASU Health Services on a walk-in basis for a fee and will be automatically submitted as verification.”Official page
- “Vaccinations and lab services are available by appointment only and at a nominal charge at any ASU's Health Services location.”Official page
Northern Arizona University: Walk-in or appointment
Official text
- “The MMR vaccine is available on a walk-in basis for a fee at Medical Services.”Official page
- “Yes, the MMR vaccine is available by appointment for a fee from Campus Health Services.”Official page
University of Arizona: Birth-date cutoff
Official text
- “The University of Arizona requires proof of Measles, Mumps and Rubella (MMR) vaccination for all students born after 12/31/56.”Official page
- “All University of Arizona students are required to have proof of 2 Measles, Mumps and Rubella (MMR) vaccines.”Official page
Grand Canyon University: Which exemptions are accepted
Official text
- Source dated 2018“RELIGIOUS EXEMPTION: Parent or guardian of the above named person or the person himself/herself is an adherent to a religious belief opposed to immunizations.”Official page
- Source dated 2026“students who live on campus are not eligible to waive this requirement unless medical waiver is provided and signed by a medical provider.”Official page
Maricopa County Dept. of Public Health immunization clinics: Clinic days
Official text
- “Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.*”Official page
- “Our immunization clinics offer free vaccinations Monday-Friday by appointment.”Official page
Mohave County Dept. of Public Health nursing: Adult MMR price
Official text
- “MMR (Measles, Mumps, Rubella) $125.00”Official page
- 2026 price“MMR $133.00”Official page

Rules, prices and hours change. Every card links to the official page, which has the final word.

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College shots in Arizona

1. What your college asks for

Arizona State University

Northern Arizona University

University of Arizona

Central Arizona College

Coconino Community College

Maricopa Community Colleges

Mohave Community College

Pima Community College

Yavapai College

Grand Canyon University

2. Get your shot record

Online with MyIR

Ask the state for a copy

Other places that may have it

3. Free and low-cost shots by county

Apache County Clinical Services (St. Johns, Round Valley)

Cochise County Health & Social Services clinics

Coconino County HHS Health and Wellness Clinic (Flagstaff)

NAU Campus Health Services (students)

Graham County Health Department (Safford)

Greenlee County Health Department

La Paz County Public Health Nursing (Parker)

Maricopa County Dept. of Public Health immunization clinics

ASU Health Services (students)

Mohave County Dept. of Public Health nursing

Navajo County Public Health Services District

Pima County Health Department clinics

UA Campus Health (students)

Pinal County Public Health clinics

Santa Cruz County Public Health Clinic (Nogales)

Yuma County Public Health Services District immunization clinic

Counties we could not confirm yet

For students 18 and under

4. Where official pages disagree

Arizona State University: The date rule for MMR doses

Arizona State University: When proof is due

Arizona State University: Walk-in or appointment

Northern Arizona University: Walk-in or appointment

University of Arizona: Birth-date cutoff

Grand Canyon University: Which exemptions are accepted

Maricopa County Dept. of Public Health immunization clinics: Clinic days

Mohave County Dept. of Public Health nursing: Adult MMR price

Also useful

College shots in Arizona

1. What your college asks for

Arizona State University

Northern Arizona University

University of Arizona

Central Arizona College

Coconino Community College

Maricopa Community Colleges

Mohave Community College

Pima Community College

Yavapai College

Grand Canyon University

2. Get your shot record

Online with MyIR

Ask the state for a copy

Other places that may have it

3. Free and low-cost shots by county

Apache County Clinical Services (St. Johns, Round Valley)

Cochise County Health & Social Services clinics

Coconino County HHS Health and Wellness Clinic (Flagstaff)

NAU Campus Health Services (students)

Graham County Health Department (Safford)

Greenlee County Health Department

La Paz County Public Health Nursing (Parker)

Maricopa County Dept. of Public Health immunization clinics

ASU Health Services (students)

Mohave County Dept. of Public Health nursing

Navajo County Public Health Services District

Pima County Health Department clinics

UA Campus Health (students)

Pinal County Public Health clinics

Santa Cruz County Public Health Clinic (Nogales)

Yuma County Public Health Services District immunization clinic

Counties we could not confirm yet

For students 18 and under