Vaccines

For Immediate Release:  October 21, 2024   Media Contact:  Kyle Casteel - Communication Office │ Department of Health 802-863-7280 │ [email protected]   Be Ready for Respiratory Virus Season Now is the time to take steps to prevent flu, COVID-19 and...

Everyone 6 months of age and older is eligible to get a vaccine. Find out where to get vaccinated, see dosage recommendations, and find resources if you need assistance.

Vaccines are not just for children—adults also need protection against serious illness from diseases like tetanus, hepatitis, shingles and pneumonia.

This page provides you with the information you need to vaccinate with confidence.

Request Vaccine Records The Vermont Immunization Registry is a secure database of immunization records. Individuals may request a copy of their vaccine records. Guardians of minors may also make a request. Refer to the step-by-step instructions below.

How many Vermonters are vaccinated against COVID-19, flu, and RSV? This dashboard includes COVID-19, flu, and RSV vaccination data for Vermont residents reported to the Vermont Immunization Registry. Check back regularly as updates are made weekly on Tuesdays. Looking Forward...

Find the most current information and guidance on vaccine ordering, administration, storage & handling and more.

RSV (Respiratory syncytial virus) is a common respiratory virus that generally spreads during fall and winter. Nearly all children will get RSV for the first time before the age of two. It’s possible to get RSV more than once and...

Vaccination coverage, or the percent of people who have received particular vaccines, is measured at national, state and local levels.

Failure to store and handle vaccines properly can reduce vaccine potency, resulting in inadequate immune responses in patients and poor protection against disease. Patients lose confidence in vaccines and their providers when revaccination is necessary because the vaccine(s) they received...