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Medical Updates

The Sollis Health 2026 Fall Vaccine Guide

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Sollis Health

Published: Sep 30, 2026

Updated: Sep 30, 2026


The CDC's guidance for vaccines changes every year—sometimes more than once a season. That's because viruses mutate and immunity fades, so vaccine formulations must be updated to better match currently circulating variants of illnesses like influenza and COVID-19. At Sollis, we recommend getting your flu vaccine this year and every year. 

 

So how do you stay healthier this cold and flu season? No need to Google "flu shot near me." Sollis has you covered with the clinical expertise to help you discover your needs, plus same-day appointments at our centers to get it taken care of easily. 

In this article:


Influenza Vaccine: Recommended for Everyone 6 Months and Older

COVID-19 Vaccine: Recommended for Adults 65+ or If You Have Certain Risk Factors

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Influenza Vaccine: Recommended for Everyone 6 Months and Older

  • If you have underlying health concerns: Talk to your primary care doctor to find out if the flu vaccine is right for you. If you're a Sollis member, you can connect with one of our clinicians virtually or in person for help. 
  • Timing matters: Protection is strongest when you're vaccinated by the end of October.
  • Health benefits: If you have coronary artery disease or cardiac risk factors, the American Heart Association recommends annual flu vaccination because it reduces cardiovascular events and cardiac death, not just flu risk.

COVID-19 Vaccine: Recommended for Adults 65+ or If You Have Certain Risk Factors

  • Risk factors include: Underlying medical conditions or weakened immune systems, being a resident of a long-term care facility, being pregnant or breastfeeding, and being older than 6 months without having received a COVID-19 vaccine. 
  • If you're a young, healthy adult: We recommend talking with your primary care doctor or a Sollis clinician about your personal risk profile.
  • Health benefits: Like the flu vaccine, emerging evidence points to a reduction in adverse cardiac events with COVID vaccination.

Sign Up Today and Schedule Your Vaccines at Any Sollis Center

Whether you need a vaccine this fall, are having flu or COVID symptoms, or want to talk to a clinician about what's right for you, we're on call 24/7. Skip the wait and get same-day access to the clinical expertise you need.

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Medical Updates

The Sollis Health 2026 Fall Vaccine Guide

Author:

author

Sollis Health

Published:

Sep 30, 2026

Updated:

Sep 30, 2026


The CDC's guidance for vaccines changes every year—sometimes more than once a season. That's because viruses mutate and immunity fades, so vaccine formulations must be updated to better match currently circulating variants of illnesses like influenza and COVID-19. At Sollis, we recommend getting your flu vaccine this year and every year. 

 

So how do you stay healthier this cold and flu season? No need to Google "flu shot near me." Sollis has you covered with the clinical expertise to help you discover your needs, plus same-day appointments at our centers to get it taken care of easily. 

In this article:

Influenza Vaccine: Recommended for Everyone 6 Months and Older

  • If you have underlying health concerns: Talk to your primary care doctor to find out if the flu vaccine is right for you. If you're a Sollis member, you can connect with one of our clinicians virtually or in person for help. 
  • Timing matters: Protection is strongest when you're vaccinated by the end of October.
  • Health benefits: If you have coronary artery disease or cardiac risk factors, the American Heart Association recommends annual flu vaccination because it reduces cardiovascular events and cardiac death, not just flu risk.

COVID-19 Vaccine: Recommended for Adults 65+ or If You Have Certain Risk Factors

  • Risk factors include: Underlying medical conditions or weakened immune systems, being a resident of a long-term care facility, being pregnant or breastfeeding, and being older than 6 months without having received a COVID-19 vaccine. 
  • If you're a young, healthy adult: We recommend talking with your primary care doctor or a Sollis clinician about your personal risk profile.
  • Health benefits: Like the flu vaccine, emerging evidence points to a reduction in adverse cardiac events with COVID vaccination.

Sign Up Today and Schedule Your Vaccines at Any Sollis Center

Whether you need a vaccine this fall, are having flu or COVID symptoms, or want to talk to a clinician about what's right for you, we're on call 24/7. Skip the wait and get same-day access to the clinical expertise you need.

The Best Care—Now On Call

Join Now

Experience Exceptional Care

Experience 24/7 access to board-certified physicians, advanced diagnostics, and concierge-level urgent and emergency care.

Join Now