Immunizations Clinic

The NMCCL Immunizations Clinic focuses on immunizations for beneficiaries such as family members of active duty and retirees. The clinic is located in the main Medical Center across from Family Medicine on the first floor.
Active-duty personnel should speak with their Battalion Aid Station (BAS) or Marine Centered Medical Home (MCMH) Clinic about immunizations before presenting to the NMCCL Immunizations Clinic.
Please note: The last patient of the day will be seen 15 minutes prior to close of business. 

Immunization Records

For your immunizations records, please log on to the MHS GENESIS Patient Portal.

Flu Vaccines

NOTE: If you choose to receive your flu vaccine off-installation, you will need to update your record or your child's with the NMCCL Immunizations Clinic.
 

RSV Vaccine (Adults)

The NMCCL Immunizations Clinic offers the Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV) vaccine for adults. For info on RSV vaccine for children, please contact the NMCCL Pediatrics Clinic (910) 450-4500.

• For adults 75+ years old
• For adults ages 60-74 with pre-existing conditions OR a provider order.
• For pregnant women who are 32 weeks-36 weeks/6 days gestation 

RSV Vaccine (Pediatrics)

The NMCCL Immunizations Clinic the RSV monoclonal antibody injection for infants (Beyfortus). Beneficiaries must have an order from a provider.

COVID-19 Vaccines- Updated for 2026!

The 2025-2026 COVID-19 vaccine is offered for TRICARE beneficiaries (retirees, family members) 6 months and older. Active-duty military should contact their assigned medical clinic.

• COMINARTY (Pfizer) is available or beneficiaries ages 12 and older.
• Moderna (Spikevax) is available for pediatric patients ages 6 months-11 years old,

In accordance with updated guidance, patients will be able to receive the vaccine ONLY after consulting with an authorized NMCCL representative to receive an order for the COVID-19 vaccine. Once the order is entered into the patient record, patients may then present to Immunizations Clinic to receive the vaccine.
There are several options for obtaining a provider order:

1.  Walk-in discussion with clinic nurse (no appointment needed)
   • Monday – Friday between 1300-1400.
   • Location: Blue/Gold Team front desk.
   • Order will be placed by RN and patient may then present to the Immunizations Clinic to receive the vaccine.
2. Patients may request formal appointment with Primary Care Manager or Pediatrics Clinic to specifically discuss the COVID-19 vaccine.  Their provider may place an order, and the patient may then present to Immunizations Clinic to receive the vaccine.
3. Patients may start a discussion during any appointment, and their provider may place an order.  Patient may then present to Immunizations Clinic to receive the vaccine.

For more information on the 2025-2026 COVID-19 vaccine, please visit the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.