August 7, 2026 - 21:24

San Antonio families can get a jump on school health requirements next week as Metro Health holds a walk-in immunization clinic. The event is scheduled for Friday, Aug. 9, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Wheatley Heights Sports Complex. No appointment is necessary, which should make it easier for parents juggling summer schedules.
The clinic is part of National Immunization Awareness Month and aims to help children get the shots they need before the new school year begins. Vaccines will be provided through state-funded programs, meaning eligible families can receive them at no cost. Along with the shots, the event will feature information on other family health resources available in the community.
Organizers note that vaccine supplies are limited, so they encourage families to arrive early to ensure availability. The sports complex is located on the east side of the city, and staff will be on hand to guide families through the process. This is a practical option for those who have not yet scheduled a pediatrician visit or who need to catch up on required immunizations. For any child entering school for the first time or moving up a grade, staying current on shots is key to avoiding delays on the first day of class.
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