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Bee Cave's St. David's Emergency Center offering free flu shots

St. David's Emergency Center within the Hill Country Galleria is offering free flu shots while supplies last. (Courtesy Fotolia)
St. David's Emergency Center within the Hill Country Galleria is offering free flu shots while supplies last. (Courtesy Fotolia)

St. David's Emergency Center within the Hill Country Galleria is offering free flu shots while supplies last. (Courtesy Fotolia)

By Amy Rae Dadamo | | Updated

St. David’s Emergency Center will offer free flu shots at its location within the Hill Country Galleria at 2813 Galleria Circle, Bee Cave. The service is available to adults and children at least one year of age, according to a St. David’s press release. The flu shots will be offered daily from 9 a.m.-9 p.m. from Oct. 12 through Dec. 31 or while supplies last. Appointments are not required.

“It is critical that all Central Texans, especially those with other medical conditions, get a flu shot as early as possible,” the release states. “Particularly due to the risk of contracting COVID-19 and the flu at the same time.”
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The service will also be offered at the St. David’s Emergency Center in Bastrop. 512-816-2100. www.stdavids.com
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By Amy Rae Dadamo
Amy Rae Dadamo is the reporter for Lake Travis-Westlake, where her work focuses on city government and education. Originally from New Jersey, Amy Rae relocated to Austin after graduating from Ramapo College of New Jersey in May 2019.

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