Many adults receive their vaccines at their physician’s office, at health fairs or not at all. As far back as 1985 pharmacists were utilizing nurses to come into the pharmacy to administer vaccines. It seemed to be more convenient than making a doctor’s appointment and going in at a specific time. Over time, the pharmacist has taken on more responsibilities that used to be done by a physician or nurse. Pharmacists’ council patients, teach patients how to use various durable medical goods and have increased interaction with the physician. This is a combination that benefits the doctor, the pharmacist and most importantly the patient.

Influenza vaccines are very important and are the most common vaccine. The virus strain changes every year; therefore, we have new vaccines to fight new strains every year. The remaining vaccines are given on different schedules. There are charges for all of the vaccines we provide. If you are interested in receiving your vaccines at Kolling Pharmacy, please call ahead to schedule your injection with the pharmacist and to find out the cost. Fill out the recommended forms below before your arrival and bring them with you to give the pharmacist. We provide the information about your vaccines to your physician at no extra charge.

Gary Kolling received his certification to administer vaccines at the University of Kansas in Lawrence, Kansas.  At Kolling Pharmacy, we provide adult vaccines only. Currently, we provide influenza, pneumococcal, Zostavax (shingles), tetanus and hepatitis A & B vaccines. They are administered by Gary Kolling, R.Ph.

Patients, please print and complete the Vaccine Consent Form and bring it with you to your appointment.

Vaccine Consent Form (pdf)

For physicians only, please print and fax the Vaccine Authorization Form to the pharmacy at 785-762-4277. 

Vaccine Authorization Form (pdf)