How to Get Vaccinated

Boynton Health offers vaccinations through its drop-in vaccine clinic (available August - January), vaccine clinic appointments, primary care appointments, the Travel Clinic, and campus vaccine clinics (available during fall semester).

Make a Vaccine Clinic Appointment

Mondays - Fridays, 8:00 a.m. – 3:45 p.m. | Thursdays, 8:45 a.m. – 3:45 p.m.

• Appointments can be made by calling 612-625-3222 or via the MyBoynton patient portal
• Check-in at the second-floor registration desk
• Bring your insurance information
• Use this clinic if you need the following:
  • Forms to be signed that require vaccination information
  • Titers drawn
  • TB testing or Quantiferon gold screening
• Please bring printed copies of completed forms and vaccination records to your appointment if applicable
  • One form can be processed per visit
• If completed forms and required vaccine records are not brought to appointments, you must reschedule 

Make a Primary Care Appointment

• Appointments can be made by calling 612-625-3222 or via the MyBoynton patient portal
• Providers will order the vaccines needed during your visit
• Wellness exams and certain visits require a vaccination review

Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays | 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

Starting August 31, 2026 – Drop in to the second floor of Boynton’s East Bank Clinic for your shots! No appointment is needed. Wait times may vary.

We are pleased to partner with Homeland Health Specialists to provide campus vaccine clinics for UMN students, staff, and faculty members. Family members and dependents 2-years and older are welcome! 

Walk-in appointments are available and most insurance is accepted (check if you’re covered via the registration form). Don’t forget to bring your insurance information and register in advance to reduce your wait time. 

Campus Vaccine Clinic offerings

• COVID-19 vaccine
• Standard flu shot
• FluMist Nasal Spray
• Senior dose flu shot (for individuals 65 and older) 

Check back in late August for a link to the 2026 Campus Vaccine Clinic registration form.

There are many reasons why someone may choose to get vaccinated and there are many reasons why people may have questions about vaccines. Explore some considerations below: 
 

• You’re due for your seasonal vaccines! Immune protection from vaccination declines over time. Each year, updated formulas for flu and COVID-19 vaccines are released that provide new protection against current, dominant strains of the virus. Stay up-to-date 
  
  
• Vaccines reduce your risk of serious illness, hospitalization, and death
  
  
• Vaccines protect against long-term health complications
  
  
• Because vaccines protect against severe and long-term illness, they can save you recovery time – getting you back to class, back to socializing, exercising, and living your life on your terms

For more resources and information, visit the University of Minnesota’s Vaccine Integrity Project or  Minnesota Department of Health websites.