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If the H1N1 flu (“swine flu”) has done anything, it's reminded us all that the flu is a serious disease. It's brought more interest in flu shots too. Officials say to expect a very busy flu season. Possibly a confusing one, too, as the H1N1 flu will require a separate shot from the regular, or seasonal, flu. New information is being released each week, so check back to this page regularly.
For an overview of seasonal and H1N1 flu — Click here
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) and Answers about seasonal and H1N1 flu shots — Click here
Healthwise, our online health encyclopedia, also has good info
For seasonal flu — Click here
For H1N1 flu — Click here
There will more information in the weeks ahead about the H1N1 and general flu season. Make sure you're getting the facts and not the hype.
We will keep the information here up-to-date. As always, if you have concerns or questions about your specific situation, please talk to your doctor. Or, if you have a concern after hours or on the weekend, remember the nurses at SCAN OnCall are available 24/7. Call toll-free: 1-800-793-1717.
If you have additional questions about flu shots, please call Member Services.
1-800-559-3500, 7:00 a.m.– 8:00 p.m, 7 Days a Week.
TTY: Users: 1-800-735-2929
Or To contact us online click here.
SCAN wants to improve medical care for our members. Each year we focus on one or more health conditions to help our members stay healthy and independent. This year we are working with doctors to help members who may have a lung condition or are at high risk for stroke.
Do you have trouble breathing?
Click here
Do you have diabetes, high blood pressure or hypertension, high blood cholesterol or atrial fibrillation?
Click here
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