COVID Vaccine Clinics and Info

You can now schedule an appointment for one of our vaccine clinics for flu and/or COVID!

Important Clinic Information:

NAP clinics are for patients between the ages of 6 months and 18 years. Vaccine clinic appointments for patients age 5 and under cannot be scheduled using the MyChart Portal – you must call our office to schedule.

How to Schedule:

Log into your MyChart patient portal then click on schedule an appointment.
If you would like one vaccine, please select either flu vaccine or COVID vaccine for available appointments.
If you would like to receive both vaccines at one appointment, you must select the COVID vaccine scheduling option. Once this option is selected you will be asked if you also want the flu vaccine.
Parents of teenagers can schedule their child’s flu shot using their parent portal account. You do not need to use the teen’s portal account to schedule.
You can also call our office Monday through Friday between 8 am and 5 pm and press option 1 to schedule over the phone.
Patients coming in for an office visit (non-sick visits) will be offered the flu and COVID vaccines at the visit.
Patients that receive a flu vaccine elsewhere will have their vaccine information brought into their chart electronically from the state vaccine registry (MIIS).

When:

Where:

NAP’s flu/COVID clinics are being held exclusively in our Amherst office at 170 University Drive.

Community Clinics

City of Northampton COVID and Flu Vaccine Clinic Listings

Click here to schedule an appointment for one of these clinics. Click here for more information on Northampton Clinics.

Updated as of September 1, 2024

NAP supports the CDC recommendation that all children ages 6 months and up be vaccinated against COVID-19. While COVID-19 is not as severe in children as it is in the adult populations, it still causes infections, hospitalizations, and deaths in comparable numbers to other diseases in which we vaccinate.
Covid vaccine will still be available at most regular well visits.
NAP is offering the Pfizer COVID vaccine. Data has shown it to be both effective and safe in preventing COVID-19. The dose schedule for this vaccine is 3 weeks between the 1st and 2nd dose and 2 months between the 2nd and 3rd dose.
If your child had COVID recently, it is reasonable to wait 3 months since their infection since your child will likely still have good immunity during this period.
Vaccines are also available at local school based clinics and pharmacies.