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Vaccinations & immunizations

Review routine vaccinations for your family, check available records, and discuss which recommendations fit your health needs.

Ask about benefits and costs

Costs depend on the visit and your coverage.

Nurse preparing a routine vaccination

Start with your vaccine history

A record of previous vaccinations helps your clinician understand what you have already received. Recommendations depend on age, health, and vaccine history. If you cannot find a record, let the team know so you can discuss the next step rather than guessing which doses you need.

What your care may include

  • Childhood immunization series and a review of available vaccine records
  • Flu and COVID-19 vaccine questions, including current recommendations and availability
  • Tdap, shingles, and pneumonia vaccine discussions based on age and health history
  • School and work requirements, with records and forms to review

Preparing for a vaccine visit

  • Bring any vaccination records from previous clinicians, schools, or employers
  • Bring school or work forms and note any deadlines you need to discuss
  • Tell the clinician about previous vaccine reactions and relevant health or medicine changes

Your visit and next steps

The team reviews your vaccine history and relevant health information and discusses what is recommended. Confirm the vaccine, office, and availability when arranging the appointment. Visit length and any observation or documentation needs vary. Ask how to obtain an updated record for your own files or required forms.

Benefits and costs

Ask our team about benefits and costs.

Costs and out-of-pocket expenses depend on your plan and the services provided. Ask our team about benefits and expected costs before scheduling.

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Providers

A team for every generation.

Board-certified physicians, physician assistants, and nurse practitioners caring for the whole household.

Common questions

Which vaccines does my family need?

Recommendations depend on age, health, and vaccination history. Bring the records you have and ask your clinician which current recommendations apply to each family member.

Do you handle school and work forms?

Bring the forms and the vaccine records you already have. Ask the team how documentation will be provided and whether anything else is needed for the requirement.

How long does a vaccine visit take?

Visit length varies with the vaccines and care needed. Ask about appointment timing and any observation or paperwork when you contact the office.

Are vaccines covered by insurance?

Coverage and out-of-pocket costs depend on the vaccine, your plan, and the services provided. Ask the team and your insurer about applicable benefits and costs before the visit.

Plan your Family Medicine visit

Use the appointment link or call our team to discuss the right next step in your care.