
Union County
Family Clinic
Wellness Visits, Vaccines and Mantoux Tuberculosis/TB Testing for Eligible Union County Residents
September 21st 3pm to 7 pm – FREE Back-to-School Children’s Vaccinations & School Physicals
Offering Physicals and all recommended childhood vaccines. Open to all children from Pre-K through age 18.
At the Union County Family Clinic at 40 Parker Road
- Registration Required
- Vaccinations (By Referral Only) Register Online
- Physical Examinations – Register Online
RWJBarnabas Health, in partnership with the New Jersey Department of Health and Union County are here to help your child get ready for the new school year with recommended childhood vaccinations and school physicals. RWJBarnabas Health Community Health Workers and SNAP Navigators will be onsite to connect families with community resources and to provide guidance in navigating available health and social services.
Registered attendees will receive a lunch box filled with nutrition information, healthy recipes, nutritious snack items, and fresh produce while supplies last.
Important Updates
- Clinic will not be able to accept walk-ins on Monday, September 21st due to the special event above.
- NJDOH Statement on the Federal Changes to Childhood Vaccination Recommendations
Location
- 40 Parker Road in Elizabeth
- Located on the basement level; enter through the front entrance
- Free parking is available on the street in front
Hours of Operation
- Monday to Friday
- 9:00 am to 4:30 pm
- Nurse takes lunch noon to 1:00 pm
- Closed on major holidays
Eligibility
- Patients must be Uninsured, Under-Insured, or covered by Medicaid Plan A.
- Eligible Union County Residents must provide:
- Proof of address
- Child’s Birth Certificate
- Parent’s Photo ID
- School Referral (if applicable)
- Required Documents and Address Verification
- In English, Spanish, Haitian Creole and Portuguese
- Eligibility Requirements
- In English, Spanish, Haitian Creole and Portuguese
Appointments
Contact
- UCclinic@ucnj.org
- 908-965-3627 / 908-965-3868
Services
Wellness Visits – Physical Examinations
- Every third Wednesday of the month
- For uninsured children 5 and under that reside in Hillside, Berkeley Heights, Cranford and Roselle (All listed municipalities are a part of Union County’s shared service agreements for local health department services.
- Please check with your towns local health department regarding wellness visits in your area.
Vaccines
- Monday thru Friday
- For those two months and up – Please see eligibility requirements
- Union County Family Clinic provides vaccines via the Vaccines for Children (VFC) program – Children 18 years or younger (minimum age: 2 months) may qualify if they are: Uninsured, Underinsured, Medicaid-eligible, or American Indian or Alaska Native
- 317 Adult Vaccination Program – Adults 19 and up may qualify if they are: Uninsured, Underinsured, Medicaid-eligible, or American Indian or Alaska Native
Mantoux Tuberculosis/TB Testing
- Monday and Tuesday
- Must return within 48-72 hours for TB test to be read accurately. Results received too early or too late will be inaccurate.
- About the Vaccines for Children (VFC) Program
- Recommended immunizations (as of July, 2026)
Local Community Partners
Click here to view our Local Community Partners
- Neighborhood Health Center Elizabeth
- 184 First St in Elizabeth
- 908-355-4459
- Neighborhood Health Center Plainfield
- 1700-58 Myrtle Ave in Plainfield
- 908-753-6401
- Community Medical Care
- 120 Elmora Ave in Elizabeth
- 908-994-1500
- Child and Adult Physical
- PPD/TB Test
- MD Urgent Care Center
- 637 Westfield Ave 1st Floor in Elizabeth
- 908-691-3800
- Physical
- PPD/TB Test
About
The Union County Department of Human Services, Division of Social Services, has proudly operated the Union County Immunization Clinic (Formerly the Union County Immunization Clinic) since 1996, providing essential vaccinations to the community.
After experiencing the tremendous impact of collaboration and teamwork during the COVID-19 pandemic, the department recognized the need to strengthen its services and extend its reach. As a result, the Union County Department of Public Safety, Office of Health Management has partnered with the Immunization Clinic as of May 2024, resulting in a substantial increase in service delivery and patient outreach.
The partnership between the Union County Department of Public Safety and the Immunization Clinic resulted in a expansion of services beyond vaccinations.
September of 2025 the Union County Immunization Clinic was renamed Union County Family Clinic and launched expanded services to include Mantoux/ Tuberculosis tests, and physicals to children 5 in under (children seeking physicals must reside in Hillside, Roselle, Berkeley Heights, and Cranford – communities that are part of Union County’s shared service agreements for local health department services).









