FLU SHOTS AVAILABLE STARTING AUGUST 31, 2021
Welcome to Weinstein Pharmacy
Serving Hawaii’s Healthcare Professionals since 1984, and Now Serving You.
At Weinstein Pharmacy we like to say that we provide “good old-fashioned service”. Thank you for your business and “It’s a pleasure serving you”!
If you have a question, we will gladly assist.
Our phones are promptly answered by people ready, willing and able to help you. During our normal business hours, you won’t get an impersonal operator who puts you on hold or a seemingly endless series of prompts, recordings or beeps. Come and experience a higher level of service today.
“In our small medical community here in Hawaii, we act on the basis of trust, I have known Richard Weinstein for more than 25 years and trust him and his team implicitly”
Dr. S. Kalani Brady
October 31, 2012
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Travel Vaccinations & Consultations
Our pharmacist is a highly trained immunization practices specialist.
Based on your age, medical condition and/or travel plans, Weinstein Pharmacy can administer, dispense and/or discuss the appropriate vaccines and travel medications, in our professional and clinical setting.
Flu Shots
The influenza vaccine for 2019-20 is now available. Weinstein Pharmacy can immunize adolescents starting at age 11. For adults ages 65 and above, a special high dose
influenza vaccine is available to provide an enhanced boost to the immune system for better protection.
Senior and Adult Services
Weinstein Pharmacy understands that every person is different and may have special needs or concerns.
With an on-site Registered Pharmacist, we’ll do our best to answer any question you may have. Weinstein Pharmacy stocks Shingrix (Shingles), Prevnar 13 (Pneumonia) and Tetanus-Diphtheria-Pertussis (Tdap) and all other recommended adult vaccines.
Student Services
The State of Hawaii mandates that certain health requirement be met for entrance to post-secondary educational institutions (Hawaii Administrative Rules, DOH Title 11, Chapter 157). Student immunizations are readily available- NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY. Call 808-312-3437 Monday thru Friday between the hours of 9am to 3pm.
Employer Wellness Programs
Weinstein Pharmacy can coordinate on-site Flu Vaccination Clinics, Diabetes, Cardiovascular and other Biometric Screening Tests. These programs support healthy behavior in the workplace with improved health outcomes.
Community
Support
Weinstein Pharmacy supports numerous outreach and advocacy programs promoting health and wellness for the betterment of the State of Hawaii.
2020-2021 School Health Requirements
EFFECTIVE: JULY 1, 2020
Beginning July 1, 2020, additional immunizations will be required for students entering childcare or preschool, kindergarten, 7th grade, and post-secondary schools, and all students entering school in Hawaii for the first time, regardless of age. The updated immunization requirements conform with current national recommendations and reflect what occurs in healthcare provider offices and clinics in Hawaii as standard medical practice
HAWAI‘I STATE LAW FOR CHILDCARE FACILITY AND SCHOOL ATTENDANCE
Hawai‘i State Law requires all students to meet physical examination, immunization, and tuberculosis clearance requirements before they may attend a childcare facility, preschool, or public/private school in the State.
Hawai‘i Department of Health Immunization Branch
Website: http://health.hawaii.gov/docd/vaccines-immunizations/school-health-requirements/
E-mail: immunization@doh.hawaii.gov
Phone: (808) 586-8332 or
1(800) 933-4832
Hawai‘i Department of Health Tuberculosis Control Branch
Website: health.hawaii.gov/tb
Phone: (808) 832-5731
SCHOOL HEALTH REQUIREMENTS
Physical Examination:
Must be completed within one year before:
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First date of attendance at a childcare facility, preschool, or school in Hawai‘i; and
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First date of attendance in the seventh grade.
Must be performed by a U.S. licensed physician, APRN or PA.
Immunizations:
Immunizations are required for childcare facility and school attendance. Required immunizations depend on the age of the child (childcare or preschool) or grade of the student. All immunizations must meet minimum age and interval requirements between vaccine doses.
Tuberculosis (TB) Clearance:
For information regarding TB clearance requirements for school attendance, talk to your child’s healthcare provider or call the DOH Tuberculosis Control Branch at (808) 832-5731 or visit health.hawaii.gov/tb.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (FAQS)
WHAT IS REQUIRED BY THE FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL?
By the first day of school, all students entering childcare, preschool, or school in Hawai‘i for the first time must have:
1. A completed health record form to document that a physical examination was performed within one year before childcare facility or school entrance, and that all immunization requirements have been met.
OR
An appointment notice from a healthcare provider for your child to complete the physical examination or immunization requirements.
AND
2. A completed TB clearance form.
Students who have not completed the above requirements by the first day of school will not be allowed to attend school until these requirements are met.
WHERE DO I GET THE “STUDENT HEALTH RECORD” FORM?
You can get a copy of the “Student’s Health Record” (Form 14) from the childcare facility or school where your child will be enrolled or from your child’s healthcare provider.
WHAT IF MY CHILD IS TRANSFERRING FROM ANOTHER STATE OR TERRITORY OF THE U.S.?
You will need to show proof that the health requirements have been met prior to childcare facility or school entry. The childcare facility or school will accept out-of-state records that meet the State of Hawai‘i requirements for physical examination, immunizations, and tuberculosis clearance.
WHICH IMMUNIZATIONS ARE REQUIRED?
Immunizations are required for all students entering childcare or preschool, kindergarten, and seventh grade, and for those students entering school in Hawai‘i for the first time, regardless of age.
ARE EXEMPTIONS ALLOWED?
Children may be exempt from immunization requirements for medical or religious reasons, if the appropriate documentation is presented to the childcare facility or school. Religious exemption forms may be completed at the childcare facility or school that your child will attend. Medical exemptions must be obtained from your child’s healthcare provider. No other exemptions are allowed by the State.
WHAT ARE THE HEALTH REQUIREMENTS FOR POST-SECONDARY SCHOOL ATTENDANCE IN HAWAII?
The Hawaii Administrative Rules, Chapter 11-157 require all students to meet immunization and tuberculosis clearance requirements before they attend post-secondary school in the state. For information about these requirements, see the Post-Secondary Schools: Important Notice to Students (link to info sheet).