Saskatchewan Flu and COVID-19 Shots: How to Book, Find Walk-In Clinics, and Prepare

Saskatchewan’s 2026-27 influenza and COVID-19 immunization appointments are available online, by phone, through walk-in clinic listings, and at participating pharmacies.
Clinics begin providing vaccinations during the week of October 13, 2026. Everyone six months and older is eligible for free influenza and COVID-19 vaccines under the current fall program.
You can book one appointment for yourself or a group of up to six people. Bring your health card if possible, wear a short-sleeved shirt, and plan to remain at the clinic for 15 minutes afterward.

What’s available in Saskatchewan right now?

Saskatchewan’s 2026-27 fall immunization program is now open for booking. The Saskatchewan Health Authority has published online booking, walk-in clinic listings, and telephone booking information for seasonal influenza and COVID-19 vaccines.

Clinics are scheduled to begin providing vaccinations during the week of October 13, 2026. Some appointments may show dates after that week, depending on the community and clinic capacity.

Both vaccines are free through the provincial program for eligible Saskatchewan residents aged six months and older. You can receive influenza vaccine, COVID-19 vaccine, or both during the same visit when the appointment and provider offer both services.

Because clinic dates and pharmacy availability can change, use the SHA booking page or the current walk-in listing rather than relying on an old social media post or a search result showing last year’s schedule.

Family arriving for seasonal flu and COVID-19 vaccinations at a public health clinic

How to book a Saskatchewan flu or COVID-19 shot

Option 1: Book online

The SHA Patient Booking System is available 24 hours a day for influenza and COVID-19 appointments. It supports individual bookings and group appointments for up to six people.

Open the SHA Patient Booking System.
Select the influenza and/or COVID-19 immunization appointment option.
Enter the requested health-card and contact information.
Choose a community, clinic, date, and time that work for you.
Review the consent information and save the confirmation details.

The online system requires a valid health card and a cellphone number or email address for notifications. Out-of-province, military, and temporary immigration health numbers may be accepted, but the SHA says those appointments must be booked by phone.

Option 2: Book by phone

If you need help booking online, call 1-833-727-5829. Telephone assistance for influenza and COVID-19 appointments is available Monday through Friday from 8:45 a.m. to 4:45 p.m., excluding statutory holidays.

The same number can be used to arrange a single appointment or a group appointment for up to six people. Calling may also be the better option if you need accessibility support, have a non-standard health number, or can’t use the online system.

Option 3: Use a walk-in clinic

Some SHA influenza and COVID-19 clinics accept people without appointments. The listing changes as new clinics are added, and a community may not appear when no walk-in clinic is currently scheduled.

View Saskatchewan walk-in vaccine clinics

Use the search field on the walk-in page to narrow the list by community, date, address, or vaccine type. Check the date and time immediately before leaving home because walk-in information can change.

Option 4: Ask a participating pharmacy

Participating pharmacies are another option for seasonal influenza and COVID-19 immunization. Pharmacy services can vary by location, age, vaccine supply, and appointment policy, so contact the pharmacy before going.

Who is eligible?

Under the current 2026-27 fall program information, all individuals six months and older are eligible to receive free influenza and COVID-19 vaccines through Saskatchewan’s public program.

Children between six months and four years old have a specific location rule: they can receive these vaccines at an SHA influenza and COVID-19 clinic, a public health office, or from a physician or nurse practitioner. A pharmacy may not be an appropriate option for a child in this age range.

Vaccination is especially encouraged for people at higher risk of serious respiratory illness, including:

Adults aged 65 and older.
People with chronic health conditions or weakened immune systems.
Pregnant individuals.
Children under five.
Residents of personal care homes, long-term care homes, and chronic care facilities.
Health-care workers and other caregivers in health-care or community settings.

Eligibility details can change between seasonal campaigns. The current fall program information should take priority over older pages describing the 2025-26 campaign.

Can a family book together?

Yes. The SHA says online and telephone booking can accommodate group appointments of up to six people. This is useful for parents booking children, couples arranging appointments together, or caregivers coordinating visits for family members.

When booking online, make sure each person’s information is entered accurately and check whether the selected clinic offers both influenza and COVID-19 vaccines. If you’re booking more than one person by phone, have everyone’s names, dates of birth, health-card details, and contact information ready.

For a child who is attending without a parent or legal guardian, a seasonal immunization consent form may be required. Ask the clinic or review the SHA’s current consent information before the appointment.

Download the seasonal immunization consent form for an unaccompanied child

What to bring and how to prepare

For an SHA clinic, bring the following where applicable:

Your valid Saskatchewan health card, if possible.
Appointment confirmation details or the names of everyone booked in your group.
Any required consent information for a child attending without a parent or legal guardian.
Details about relevant medical conditions, allergies, or previous vaccine reactions to discuss with the vaccinator.

Wear a short-sleeved shirt or clothing that makes the upper arm easy to reach. SHA clinics also recommend preparing for the weather because a short wait outside is possible, even though it isn’t expected at every location.

After vaccination, plan to remain at the clinic for about 15 minutes. This is a normal observation period and helps staff respond if someone feels unwell immediately after the injection.

What happens if you can’t find an appointment?

Availability may be limited in some communities when bookings first open. If you don’t see a convenient appointment, try a different date, a nearby community, the walk-in clinic list, or a participating pharmacy.

Clinic listings may be updated as the fall campaign continues, so checking again later can be worthwhile. You can also call the SHA booking line if the online system is difficult to use or if you need help identifying an appropriate location.

If you have a health question rather than a booking problem, call HealthLine 811. For urgent or emergency symptoms, use the appropriate emergency-care service rather than waiting for a vaccine appointment.

Next safe step

For most Saskatchewan residents, the simplest route is to open the SHA Patient Booking System, search for an appointment after October 13, 2026, and book each family member separately or as a group of up to six. If online booking doesn’t work, call 1-833-727-5829 during telephone service hours. Check the walk-in listing or contact a participating pharmacy when you need another option.

Helpful Links

Saskatchewan Health Authority Respiratory Illness Season – Check the current 2026-27 fall immunization program, clinic timing, eligibility, and booking options.
SHA Patient Booking System – Book an influenza or COVID-19 appointment online, including eligible group appointments.
SHA Walk-in Vaccine Clinics – Search current walk-in and pop-up influenza and COVID-19 clinic listings by community and date.
SHA Immunizations Services and Locations – Find public health immunization service locations and contact details across Saskatchewan.
SHA 0148 Seasonal Immunization Consent – Unaccompanied Child – Official page referenced in the article.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. When do Saskatchewan’s 2026-27 flu and COVID-19 clinics start?

A. The Saskatchewan Health Authority says clinics will open and begin providing influenza and COVID-19 immunizations during the week of October 13, 2026. Booking and walk-in listings are available before clinic services begin.

Q. Can I get my flu shot and COVID-19 shot at the same appointment?

A. Yes. Saskatchewan’s fall program provides influenza and COVID-19 vaccination options, and eligible people can ask to receive both during one visit when the selected clinic or provider offers both vaccines.

Q. Can children under five get vaccinated at a pharmacy?

A. Children aged six months to four years can receive influenza and COVID-19 vaccines at SHA influenza and COVID-19 clinics, public health offices, or from a physician or nurse practitioner. Do not assume a pharmacy can vaccinate a child in this age group; confirm the location first.

Q. What if I don’t have a Saskatchewan health card?

A. The SHA says out-of-province, military, and temporary immigration health numbers may be accepted, but appointments using those numbers must be booked by calling 1-833-727-5829 rather than through the online system.