Idaho Immunization Program

Be a superhero! Talk to your healthcare provider about the MMR (measles-mumps-rubella) vaccine today!

Be a superhero by preventing Measles, Mumps, and Rubella for your kid. Children should get two doses of MMR vaccine, starting with the first dose at 12 to 15 months of age, and the second dose at 4 through 6 years of age. Talk to your healthcare provider today!

Check your vaccination status today on the Docket app or talk to your healthcare provider about getting immunized. # ChoosetoVaccinate

This , learn the ABCs of viral hepatitis and what you can do to protect yourself. Love your liver! https://www.cdc.gov/hepatitis/awareness/HepatitisABCs.htm

Thank you to all the nurses helping to keep Idaho healthy!

Thank you to all the nurses who help keep our communities healthy! We appreciate all that you do!

It’s National Infant Immunization Week! It’s important for children to stay on track with their wellness check appointments and routine vaccinations.

This National Infant Immunization Week, it's more important than ever to choose to vaccinate! On-time vaccination is important to provide protection to your baby against potentially life-threatening diseases.

Did you know how quickly measles can spread in a community? Protect your community by staying informed and vaccinated. Let's spread awareness, not measles.

Watch now and join the conversation:

This Is How Easy It Is To Spread Measles Measles is highly contagious, can be serious, and is easy to prevent with safe and effective vaccines. Measles can result in severe complications, including ...

This Adolescent Immunization Action Week, April 1-5 stay on TASK. Trust. Ask. Schedule. Know. Talk to your healthcare provider today!

Hello Spring! It’s that time of year to observe Adolescent Immunization Action Week, April 1-5. Vaccination helps young people spend less time being sick and more time doing what they love. Talk to your trusted healthcare provider about the benefits of vaccination.

🌟 Measles Alert: Let's Keep It Away! 🌟

As we journey towards a healthier future, let's unite to keep measles a story of the past! 🚫🦠 With a simple step - vaccination - we can shield our communities and our children from this preventable disease. Stay informed, stay protected.


For more info and resources, visit CDC's Measles Page. Together, we can make measles history!

Measles...Don't Come Back Measles is highly contagious, can be serious, and is easy to prevent with safe and effective vaccines. Measles can result in severe complications, including ...

Join us this Saturday, March 23, for a day of health and community spirit at the Health Fair.

Where? O'Connor Field House, 2207 Blaine Street, Caldwell, ID
When? 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM

It's a FREE event, open to attendees of all ages!

What's on the agenda?
✅ Immunizations
✅ Health screenings
✅ Educational resources
✅ Local community and wellness resources
✅ Fun activities and entertainment for the whole family!

Plus, receive a gift card with each eligible vaccine you get, while supplies last!

See you there!

🚨 Attention Southwest Idaho Residents! 🚨 Pertussis (whooping cough) cases have spiked in our region, with reports including a hospitalized newborn. It's crucial to take action to protect ourselves and our loved ones. Public health officials recommend vaccination for pregnant women and those in contact with young children.

Pertussis can be severe for all ages, but it's especially dangerous for babies. Did you know about 1 in 8 infants with pertussis develop pneumonia? 😱 And in rare cases, it can be fatal. Many times, it's spread unknowingly by caregivers who mistake early symptoms for a cold.

The good news? Pertussis is preventable with vaccines like DTaP and Tdap, available at doctors' offices, health district centers, and pharmacies. Ensure your family's protection with timely vaccinations according to recommended schedules. 💉

If you've been in contact with someone diagnosed with pertussis or are at higher risk due to age or health conditions, consult your doctor about preventive measures. Let's stay informed and take proactive steps to keep our community healthy. 💪

🌍 Yesterday marked International HPV Awareness Day! 🎉

Let's continue spreading awareness about the importance of HPV vaccination and regular screenings to prevent HPV-related cancers and diseases. Together, we can protect ourselves and our loved ones. 💪💙

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Check with your local clinics for more information about the HPV Vaccination.

Check out this quick video about cancer prevention!

HPV Vaccine Is Cancer Prevention Every year, 27,000 men & women are affected by HPV--related cancers. In this short video, a cervical cancer survivor shares that her personal experience make...

January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month. Be sure to ask your doctor about vaccinating early.

Help us start the New Year by recognizing Cervical Cancer Awareness Month. Vaccinate early and get screened regularly.

🤒🦠 Stay Informed: Flu Season Alert! 🦠🤧

🤧 The flu season is upon us, and it's important to stay informed and take proactive steps to protect ourselves and our loved ones. Here's what you need to know:

1. Get Vaccinated: A flu shot is your best defense against the flu. It not only protects you but also helps prevent the spread of the virus in your community. 💉💪

2. Practice Good Hygiene: Wash your hands frequently, cover your mouth and nose when you sneeze or cough, and avoid touching your face to prevent the spread of germs. 🧼🤲😷

3. Stay Home When Sick: If you feel unwell, do your part by staying home to avoid infecting others. 🏠🤒

4. Stay Informed: Follow reliable sources for updates and guidance on flu prevention and treatment. 💻📱

Let's look out for one another and do our part to keep our communities healthy. Together, we can minimize the impact of the flu season! 💪❤️

Stay well, everyone as you enjoy the holidays! 🙌💚

It’s National Influenza Vaccination Week! Flu can be wild for kids — but a flu vaccine has been shown to reduce the risk of illness, flu related hospitalization, and death. There’s still time to get your child vaccinated — talk to their health care provider. For more on flu: https://bit.ly/3sBiHS4