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Vaccinations for Adults at Pandora Family Medicine

Getting vaccinated as an adult shouldn't mean a separate trip to a pharmacy, a long wait, or a bill you didn't see coming. At Pandora Family Medicine in University Park, vaccines are part of your regular care. We administer them in the office, bill your insurance directly, and make sure you're only getting what you actually need.

At a glance

  • Vaccines given in-office, no pharmacy trip needed
  • Insurance billed directly for covered vaccines
  • Titer testing available before any vaccine is given
  • Immigration exam vaccines integrated into your I-693 visit
  • Travel vaccines and seasonal flu shots available
  • ★ 4.7 Google rating

Vaccines We Offer

We stock and administer the vaccines recommended for adults by the CDC, including flu, Tdap, shingles (Shingrix), pneumococcal, hepatitis A and B, MMR, varicella, HPV, meningococcal, and COVID-19. If you're not sure what you're due for, we'll look at your records and go from there.

A lot of adults skip vaccines because they don't know where to go. You don't need a special appointment here. If you're coming in for a physical, a follow-up, or any other visit, we can administer vaccines the same day. One trip.

If you've lost your vaccination records, we can do immunity testing (titers) to check what protection you already have before giving anything new. No guesswork, no repeating vaccines you've already had.

Vaccinations for Immigration Medical Exams

If you're applying for a green card and need to complete Form I-693, vaccines are one of the most confusing and expensive parts of the process. We handle immigration exam vaccines as part of your I-693 appointment, and we do it carefully.

  1. Titer testing when records are incomplete

    If your records are missing or you're unsure whether a vaccine series was completed, we can draw a titer test, a simple blood test that measures your immunity. If the titer confirms you're already immune, you don't need the vaccine. We draw blood in our office, so there's no separate lab visit.

  2. If something turns up

    A positive tuberculosis blood test, for example, usually means a chest X-ray, not a denial. We explain what it means, arrange what is needed, and complete the form when it is done. You are never left guessing.

  3. Stay current with a simple reminder

    Some vaccines need a booster after a few years. Others are one-time. We keep track of what you've had and let you know when something is due, so you're not left guessing. No separate pharmacy trip, no digging through old records. It's just part of being an established patient here.

We know the timeline matters. Many patients are working against an interview date or a request for evidence, and we schedule and process exams with that in mind. The exam is a flat fee quoted before you book; blood tests and vaccines are itemized and added only if you need them, so there are no surprise costs.

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Travel Vaccines and Seasonal Flu Shots

Traveling internationally? We can review your destination-specific vaccine recommendations and administer what's needed before you go. Common travel vaccines we offer include hepatitis A, hepatitis B, typhoid, and others depending on where you're headed.

Flu shots are available every fall for established patients and new patients alike. If you're coming in for any visit during flu season, ask and we'll take care of it the same day.

Not sure what you need for a trip? Call the office or bring it up at your next visit. We'll look at your itinerary and your records together.

Insurance Coverage and Cash-Pay Pricing

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Insurance Coverage and Cash-Pay Pricing

Most preventive vaccines recommended by the CDC are covered at no cost to you under most insurance plans, including Medicare and Medicaid. We bill insurance directly for covered vaccines. If a vaccine isn't covered or you're paying out of pocket, we'll tell you the cost before we give anything.

For immigration exam vaccines specifically, coverage varies. Some are billed through insurance; others may be a cash-pay cost depending on your plan. We quote costs transparently before your appointment so there are no surprises. If you have questions about what your plan covers, call us and we'll help you sort it out before you book.

Schedule Your Vaccination Near Washington, DC

Our office is at 6300 Baltimore Ave, University Park, MD 20782, on Route 1 between Hyattsville and College Park. We're easy to reach from across Prince George's County and the DC metro area.

We see patients from throughout the region for both routine adult vaccinations and immigration exam vaccines. Same-week appointments are usually available.

  • University Park
  • Hyattsville
  • College Park
  • Takoma Park
  • Silver Spring
  • Washington, DC
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Common Questions About Adult Vaccinations

Which vaccines do adults need and how often?

It depends on your age, health history, and what you've already received. Most adults need a flu shot annually, a Tdap booster every ten years, and shingles vaccine starting at 50. Others, like pneumococcal or hepatitis vaccines, depend on your individual situation. We review your records at your visit and go from there, no assumptions.

Do I need vaccinations for my immigration medical exam (I-693)?

Yes, USCIS requires proof of vaccination for certain diseases as part of the I-693. But you won't be vaccinated for anything you've already received and can document. Bring your records in any language. Where records are missing or incomplete, we can do immunity testing first. You only get vaccines you actually need. Visit our immigration medical exam page for the full picture.

Does insurance cover adult vaccinations?

Most preventive vaccines are covered at no cost under Medicare, Medicaid, and most private insurance plans. We bill your insurance directly. If anything isn't covered, we tell you the cash price before we proceed. No surprise charges after the fact.

More answers on the FAQ page

Book a Vaccination Appointment

Same-week appointments are usually available. Schedule online or call us at 301-200-0960. If you have questions about what you need or what things will cost, call first and we'll talk it through.

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