Allergy & Immunization Clinic
Allergy Shots
If you have your own antigens, a nurse can work with you to set up an injection schedule. An appointment must be scheduled for all allergy injections.
Immunizations
All of our immunizations are provided the Medical Clinic and require an appointment. All shots must be paid for at the time of service in the Business Office, room 251.
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Appointment Procedure
How to make an appointment for this clinic:
Allergy shots: Both initial and follow-up allergy shot visits will require a scheduled appointment.
Schedule initial allergy visits by calling 303.492.5432.
Schedule follow-up shots online through OSH>>
General immunizations: Can be scheduled by calling 303.492.5432
Travel Shots: visit the travel clinic >>
Cancellation Procedure
Appointments must be cancelled by 5PM the business day before your appointment by calling 303.492.5342.
Late cancellations and missed appointments will result in a $30 charge.
Check-in Procedure
Please check in on the second floor at the Medical Clinic desk. If you are not covered by one of the Student Health Plans you will need to go to the Business Office (also on the second floor) BEFORE receiving your injection.
Important Information for Allergy Shot Patients
Adverse Reaction Precaution
Due to the possibility of serious reactions from injections, all patients are required to wait 30 minutes after each shot to have their injection sites checked by a nurse. Patients who cannot stay 30 minutes will not be given injections – no exceptions.
Vial Storage
If you are unable to refrigerate your vials, we will gladly refrigerate them for you. Vials may be dropped off at any time during regular business hours. Your vials must be clearly labeled with your name, expiration date, and contents including antigens, glycerin, etc.
New Allergy Shot Patients
All students receiving allergy shots are required to make an initial appointment with a nurse before prior to your first shot.
You will need to bring the following from your allergist to your initial appointment:
- Paperwork stating your diagnosis (why you need allergy shots)
- A brief statement of your medical workup (including your skin testing results)
- A detailed shot schedule to be followed along with any special instructions for your care
- Your most recent allergy shot record showing where you left off
- Your antigen vials – must be clearly labeled with your name, expiration date, contents including antigens, glycerin, etc.
A Request for Allergy Information letter is available for download to assist you with requesting these materials from your allergist.
Returning Allergy Shot Patients
If you are a returning patient and have been away for the summer, please remember to bring in your most recent shot records for your returning visit.
Wardenburg does not offer allergy skin testing.
