Does My Child Have Vaccines This Visit?

We follow the American Academy of Pediatrics Vaccine Schedule. Below are the visits you can expect vaccinations if your child remains up-to-date.

First Year (Newborn - 12 months)
Newborn: Maybe (if Hep B and/or RSV not given at birth hospital)
2 weeks: No (but will get second newborn screen)
4 weeks: Yes (Hep B #2)
2 months: Yes​ (Pentacel, PCV, RotaTeq)
4 months: Yes (Pentacel, PCV, RotaTeq)
6 months: Yes (Pentacel, PCV, RotaTeq, Hep B #3)*
9 months: Maybe (only if catch-ups needed)
12 months: Yes (Hep A, Varivax, MMR)

* First flu vaccine given at 6 months and up during flu season with a second flu vaccine one month after the first vaccine. Two vaccines are given for first year only. Afterwards, only one flu vaccine is needed annually and recommended around September/October.

Toddlers (15 months - 4 years)
15 months: Yes (PCV, HiB)
18 months: Yes (Hep A, DTaP)
24 months: No (but will get finger prick for labs)
30 months: No
3 years: No (but will get finger prick for labs)
4 years: Yes (Medicaid/Cash Pay: KINRIX, ProQuad, Private Insurance: KINRIX, MMR, Varivax)

Children (5 - 10 Years)
5 years: No 
6 years: No
7 years: No
8 years: No
9 years: No (but will need fasting morning to test lipids levels)
10 years: No

Adolescents (11 - 18 Years)
11 Years: Yes (Meningitis ACWY, Tdap)
12 Years: Yes​ (HPV - 2nd dose 6 months after)
13 Years: No
14 Years: No
15 Years: No
16 Years: Yes (Meningitis ACWY)
17 Years: Yes (MenB - 2nd dose 6 months after)
18 Years: No