Get Healthy for Back to School w/ & Tweet to #Win @MinuteClinic #GoBackHealthy
As quickly as summer approaches at the end of every school year, it just flashes by so quickly and before you know it, school is ready to resume all over again. While our summer is full of vacations and activities, it also means getting organized before it begins. This includes shopping for supplies, new clothes, and most importantly, getting all of my kids vaccinations and physicals done before the next school year starts.
Getting my kids into the doctor can take weeks and I need all the time I can to get organized before school starts. With my local Minute Clinic (inside of CVS), getting all of our latest physical and vaccinations has become easier and quicker. With no appointments necessary, I can walk in and tell them exactly what I need and have it done in one day.
Minute clinic has amazing online resources that help you determine what immunizations are required for school in your home state. Minute Clinic is conveniently located inside select CVS stores, so you can shop or even pick up prescriptions while you are there. Open 7 days a week, Minute Clinic accepts most insurance plans and you don’t need to make a scheduled appointment to be seen.
Minute Clinic offers a variety of services including:
- Camp & Sports Physicals (Currently just $39!)
- Immunizations & shots (You get a free $22 Coupon Book from J&J)
- Screening for everyone of any age
- Administrative & College Physicals
- Online resources and recipes
Be sure to find a local Minute Clinic near you and get your current immunizations and vaccinations and have extra time for other things to prepare your kids and yourself for the “Back to School” 2014-15 year!
Also, be sure to RSVP and join myself, Minute Clinic and Neutrogena on Monday, July 28th at 1pm (ET) for an informative Twitter Chat (using #GoBackHealthy to follow along)! You will learn things from health & safety, to proper skincare tips and also be entered for the chance to WIN SOME AMAZING PRIZES!
Disclosure: Writer is working with Minute Clinic for this informative post. Regardless, all opinions are 100% my own.
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