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Flu Shots & COVID-19 Vaccines

You can obtain a flu shot or COVID-19 vaccine from a contracted provider or through local resources. Individuals may reference the resources section below for additional information accessing flu shots and COVID-19 vaccines.

Contact the HR Benefits Office at [email protected] or (626) 395-6443 (M-F 8am-5pm PST) if you need additional assistance or have any questions.

For those who attended the 10/10 vaccine clinic and need proof of vaccination, please see the below options:

  • Download the Albertsons or Vons app and sign-up for a Pharmacy account to view your digital record there.
  • Visit any of our pharmacies and request proof of vaccination.

Note: It may take up to 15 days for vaccinations to be available.

  • Kaiser Members
  • Anthem Members
    • Employees: Visit anthem.com/find-care or call (866) 820-0765 (M-F 6am-8pm) to find the nearest contracted provider offering no-cost flu shots. Members can also use the 'Find Care feature' on Anthem's Sydney Health mobile app.
    • Students: Visit anthem.com/find-care or call (833) 332-0797 (M-F 5:30am-8pm) to find the nearest contracted provider offering no-cost flu shots. Members can also use the 'Find Care feature' on Anthem's Sydney Health mobile app.
  • Local Resources

  • Kaiser Members
    • California: Visit kp.org/covidvaccine or call (833) 574-2273 (available 24/7) to find the nearest contracted facility offering no-cost COVID-19 vaccines.
    • Washington: Visit kp.org/covidvaccine or call (800) 352-3610 (available 24/7) to find the nearest contracted facility offering no-cost COVID-19 vaccines.
  • Anthem Members
    • Employees: Visit anthem.com/ca/coronavirus or call (866) 820-0765 (M-F 6am-8pm) to find the nearest contracted provider offering no-cost COVID-19 vaccines.
    • Students: Visit anthem.com/ca/coronavirus or call (833) 332-0797 (M-F 5:30am – 8pm) to find the nearest contracted provider offering no-cost COVID-19 vaccines.
  • Local Resources

These related sources help explain vaccines, the difference in Cold, Flu, and COVID-19 symptoms, and 3 Ways to Stay Healthy This Season. Please consult your physician for medical advice or questions.