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Kathy Owen of Rocklin waits to get a flu shot from Tyler Poncy, LVN, of Maxim Healthcare. Anthem Blue Cross contracted Maxim Healthcare to administer free flu shots to 200 people at the Capitol in Sacramento. Many waited hours to get the free shot. Photo taken January 28, 2013 in Sacramento, California. -
Lauren Winters of Maxim Healthcare hands out paperwork to people waiting in long lines for free flu shots. Anthem Blue Cross contracted Maxim Healthcare to administer free flu shots to 200 people at the Capitol in Sacramento. Photo taken January 28, 2013 in Sacramento, California. -
Geneva Hill, LVN, readies the flu shot for Zhuo Fen Huang, right, of Sacramento at the Capitol. Anthem Blue Cross contracted Maxim Healthcare to administer free flu shots to 200 people at the Capitol in Sacramento. Many waited on line at noon for the shots that were administered at 1pm. Photo taken January 28, 2013 in Sacramento, California. -
Darrel Ng, right, of Anthem Blue Cross calls cell phones to people who were waiting in line for flu shots. Anthem Blue Cross contracted Maxim Healthcare to administer free flu shots to 200 people at the Capitol in Sacramento. Photo taken January 28, 2013 in Sacramento, California. -
Geneva Hill, LVN, readies a flu shot at the Capitol. Anthem Blue Cross contracted Maxim Healthcare to administer free flu shots to 200 people at the Capitol in Sacramento. Photo taken January 28, 2013 in Sacramento, California. -
James Gart, 67, was given a hot dog bandaid by Geneva Hill, LVN, after she administered his shot. "I give out hot dog bandaids to all my weenies ," joked Hill. Anthem Blue Cross contracted Maxim Heathcare to administer free flu shots to 200 people at the Capitol in Sacramento. Photo taken January 28, 2013 in Sacramento, California. -
Ben Duncan, 29, left, and his wife Colleen Duncan, 23, waited over an hour for Ben to get his flu shot. Colleen already got her shot but said her husband had no insurance and they wanted to be safe and cautious. Anthem Blue Cross contracted Maxim Healthcare to administer the shots to 200 people at the Capitol in Sacramento. People lined up at the Capitol at noon for the 1pm clinic and many had to be turned away. Photo taken January 28, 2013 in Sacramento, California. -
James Gart, 67, center, of Sacramento inquires on where his name is on the list for a free flu shot with Lauren Winters of Maxim Healthcare, right. Anthem Blue Cross contracted Maxim Heathcare to administer free flu shots to 200 people at the Capitol in Sacramento. Photo taken January 28, 2013 in Sacramento, California.
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