Early childhood immunizations

We know you want to do what’s best for your child. Keeping them safe and healthy is always the top priority. That’s why we would like to provide you with accurate and timely information to help you feel informed.

Flu shots for infants and children

Flu shots for infants and young children (6 months to 8 years old)

2 flu shots, 4 weeks apart

Flu shots for children (9+)

1 flu shot annually

If your child is between 6 months to 8 years old and never had a flu shot or only had one dose before July 1:

They will need two doses of the flu vaccine.
The two doses must be given at least four weeks apart.

If you have questions, visit our flu shot FAQ or contact your child’s doctor.

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These videos will help answer questions about childhood immunizations

Following an immunization schedule

Learn why you should follow a recommended immunization schedule for your children.

Child immunization

Immunization protects your baby from 14 serious childhood diseases he or she could get before the age of 2.

Prevention matters for children

We encourage you to take advantage of the many preventive care services available to you at no additional charge when scheduled with an in-network provider and separate from an appointment for other care or treatment.

Right from the start, prevention goes a long way in helping your child grow up healthy, happy and strong. During the years your child is developing and changing the most, be sure they receive timely exams, vaccines and screenings at every stage.

The information below, from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, may answer your vaccine questions.

This easy-to-read immunization schedule available in English and Spanish shows recommended immunizations for children from birth through six years old by age.

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Shots are stressful for you and your baby. Learn how to make your next trip to the pediatrician easier with these helpful tips.

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