Keller Army Community Hospital recommends our beneficiaries talk with their healthcare provider to
determine if they require the Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) vaccine.
Make an appointment
Appointments are needed for routine vaccines. There are two ways to make an appointment with Keller's Immunization Clinic:
- Call the Immunization Clinic at 315-774-8640
- Call the Appointment Call Center at 315-774-8200
Active-Duty Service Members (ADSM): For Medical Protection System (MEDPROS) Checks, Readiness Reviews, and updates, ADSM can walk-in or call the Immunization Clinic.
Next Day appointments are available for all routine vaccines including:
- Shingrix Vaccine (Shingles)
- Pneumococcal Vaccine
- High-Dose Flu Vaccine for 65+
- Southern Hemisphere Flu Vaccine
- Covid Vaccine
- RSV Vaccine (Respiratory Syncytial Virus)
- Rabies Vaccine
- Anthrax Vaccine
- Yellow Fever Vaccine
- Japanese Encephalitis Vaccine
- Typhoid Vaccine
- Smallpox/Monkeypox Vaccine
- Tuberculosis Testing - PPD (not administered on Thursdays)
Next Day appointments for the following injections can be administered if (1) the beneficiary has the meds in hand and (2) an order is on file:
Walk-ins are accepted for the following:
- MEDPROS checks, updates & corrections
- ADSM readiness concerns
- Vaccine record requests
- Vaccine record drop offs
- School vaccine forms
Infulenza (Flu Vaccine)
Active Duty Service Members:
Active Duty Service Members, National Guard, and Reserve members are required to get the flu vaccine.
Keller Army Community Hospital has an influenza drive in the fall (September-November timeframe) for ADSM, Cadets/Cadet Candidates, West Point/Garrison staff, the West Point community, and beneficiaries (including veterans and retirees). See the
Keller home page and/or the immunization page for notifications.
ADSMs, Guard/Reserve members who obtain the flu vaccine - from a source outside of Keller - must follow their respective service's policy guidance for recording the vaccine in your shot record. You’ll need the following information:
- Date the vaccine was given
- Vaccine name or code
- Manufacturer
- Lot number
Active Duty Family Members/Beneficiaries:
- Keller Army Community Hospital has an influenza drive in the fall (September-November timeframe) for ADSM, Cadets/Cadet Candidates, West Point/Garrison staff, the West Point community, and beneficiaries (including veterans and retirees). See the Keller home page and/or the immunization page for notifications.
- You can obtain the flu vaccine at any participating network pharmacy or a TRICARE-authorized provider. Visit https://www.tricare.mil/flu for more information.
- If you obtain the flu vaccine anywhere besides Keller, we suggest you call ahead to assure they accept TRICARE (or your form of insurance). Additionally, please provide the following information to your PCM, so the vaccination can be updated in your records: date given, vaccine name or code, manufacturer, and lot number.
Keller Army Community Hospital and West Point Public Health thanks you for working to prevent the spread of influenza.
65 years and older, those with solid organ transplants and taking immunosuppressive medications
Keller’s Immunization Clinic offers the flu vaccine to patients ages 65 and older, and patients 18 through 64 years who have had a solid organ transplant and are taking immunosuppressive medications.
These TRICARE beneficiaries can call the Appointment Call Center at 315-774-8200 to schedule a flu vaccination appointment. Vaccination times are Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. – 3 p.m.
COVID-19 Vaccines
See up-to-date information about Keller Army Community Hospital/West Point Public Health COVID-19 Vaccine information.