Childhood Immunizations
Diseases such as measles, polio and diptheria used to be very common just and millions of children were disabled or died as a result of these diseases. Measles is being seen more frequently in the US as a result of parents choosing not to vaccinate their children.
Immunizations (also known as vaccines) are recommended for all children to reduce their risk of infection from these diseases. Diseases that were once common in the United States but are now controlled by immunizations during childhood are still prevalent throughout other parts of the world.
Learn more immunization schedules | reliable sources of immunization information | Vaccine Information Statements | Protect Your Children (pdf)
School & Daycare Immunization Requirements
Immunizations are required prior to starting school in Minnesota. In addition, children in child care are required to have up to date vaccinations.
Learn more about school and daycare immunization requirements | immunization (vaccine) exemptions | immunization schedules
Public Health Immunization Clinic
Our Immunization Clinic offers low cost immunizations for infants, children and some adults who are uninsured, whose insurance does NOT cover immunization, or those who are unable to access services. For more information on the Saint Paul - Ramsey County Immunization Clinic | location and hours
For more information on Metro Public Health Immunization Clinics | location and hours (pdf)
Professional Resources
The Vaccine Guide specifies components of a vaccine, how it is documented, when and how it should be given.
Vaccine Guide (pdf) | immunization schedules
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