Vaccine Coverage:

vaccines protect your child from these dangerous diseases. don’t let vaccine-preventable disease make a comeback.

Every Child Has the right to Vaccines in nevada!
Dangerous diseases – completely preventable


Measles, Mumps, Rubella, Pertussis (Whooping Cough), Polio, Diphtheria, Tetanus (Lockjaw), Respiratory Syncytial Virus (RSV)

Vaccine Equity

Vaccinate today to prevent outbreak in your community!

Dengue, Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib), Hepatitis A & Hepatitis B,
Rotavirus

immunization is the only way to protect your child’s health!

varicella (chickenpox), human papillomavirus (HPV), influenza (flu), meningococcal, pneumococcal, & cOVID-19

Vaccines for Children (VFC) Program:

Today, The VFC Program Provides Vaccines AT NO COST To Kids Who Need Them.

The Vaccine for Children (VFC) Program Was Created After The Deadly Measles Outbreak in The U.S. From 1989 to 1991. What Happened?

  • Tens of thousands of kids got Measles – Many Died.
  • Many children were not vaccinated because their families could not afford immunizations.
  • In response, The U.S. Government created the VCF Program in 1994. The program would provide free vaccines for eligible kids.

Nevada’s Program


Who Qualifies?


Kids 18 and Under

Uninsured or Underinsured Families

Those on Medicaid or Medicaid Eligible

American Indian or Alaska Native families

Vaccine Locations in Nevada:

insured families can visit:

Pediatricians, family doctors, and local pharmacies. This includes cVS, Walgreens, Walmart, Rite Aid, Target, & Safeway.

Age limits may vary depending on location – so call ahead!

most vaccines are free or low-cost under the affordable care act (ACA)!

Uninsured Southern NV Families can visit:

Statewide: Community Health Centers & Nevada Health Centers

FirstMed Health and Wellness center
first person complete care clinics
Southern Nevada Health District
Volunteers in Medicine of Southern Nevada*

* Note: Volunteers in Medicine is only available to their own patients with no insurance.

Uninsured Northern NV Families Can Visit:

Statewide: Community Health Centers & Nevada Health Centers

Carson city health and human services
community health alliance
douglas county community health
nevada urban indians
northern nevada HOPES
vera whole health (Prominence care centers for prominence members)
washoe county health district
university of nevada school of medicine student outreach clinic

Vaccines for DACA Recipients & Undocumented kids:

DACA Recipients can get insurance through:

Employer health plans & private insurance (affordable care act – aCA Marketplace)

Undocumented children can:

Get emergency medicaid (in some cases)get low-cost or free care at federally qualified health centers (fQHCs), or check with state and local programs for coverage options.

tracking your child’s vaccine records:

Steps to take:

Visit Nevada WebIZ.
Contact your child’s doctor or previous school.
ask your pediatrician or provider about a blood test to check immunity.

in nevada, all vaccines are recorded in the WebIZ system so you can access them anytime!

other ways to track:

ask your child’s doctor or pharmacist for a printed record at each visit.
download & print a vaccine administration card for your children and teens.

keep a printed copy of your child’s immunization records in a safe place to save time and hassle later!

just moved to nevada?

you can find your child’s immunization records through your state’s iIS (immunization information system).
Contact the health department or the provider where your child last received vaccines.

Use this link to find your child’s vaccine records:

Lost vaccine records? No worries.

if your records are missing, you may need to repeat some vaccines – but don’t worry, it is safe and harmless to get extra doses!

Vaccine Equity

Vaccine equity means that everyone has a fair chance to get vaccinated – no matter how much money they have, where they live, or their background. vaccine Equity ensures that these factors, including transportation and insurance, do not stop people from getting the protection they need.

Important: no child should go without vaccines. healthcare providers cannot refuse to vaccinate your child based on ability to pay. don’t wait – vaccinate!