Immunizations
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Austin Public Health gives vaccines by appointment only. Call 512-972-5520 to make an appointment, or click the button below to learn more.
Immunization Services
It’s as important as ever to stay on track with your and your child’s vaccines. Waiting too long to get vaccinated can put you at risk for serious infection. If not protected against the illnesses these immunizations can prevent, children, especially, can develop life-threatening medical conditions. Vaccines are a safe and proven way to protect all community members.
Austin Public Health (APH) offers immunizations to children who are uninsured or Medicaid recipients. Services are also available to uninsured adults.
Eligibility
For all our Immunization Services, these are the eligibility criteria:
- Children (0 through 18 years old)
- Medicaid eligible
- Uninsured
- American Indian or Alaska Native
- Underinsured
- Adults (19 years old and older)
- Uninsured
- Shots for Tots/Big Shots Clinics (SFT/BS)
Shots for Tots (for children) and Big Shots (for adults) are APH's immunization clinics. Services are by appointment only.
See all vaccines offered and how to schedule an appointment.
- Mobile Vaccination Program (MVP)
The Mobile Vaccination Program provides immunization services in the community, meeting our populations where they are. If you are interested in hosting an immunization clinic with us, please complete this form.
Make sure to check our schedule to make sure we’ll have the vaccine you need.
- Shot Records
Shot records are available at the Shots for Tots/Big Shots clinic locations for anyone who received their immunizations at public health clinics in Austin and Travis County, including Shots for Tots/Big Shots and the Mobile Vaccination Program.
Note that shot records may not be available for immunizations given at private physicians' offices. For more information, call 512-972-5520.
- Store your Immunization Records in ImmTrac
ImmTrac remembers which vaccines you've had when you can't. This free service safely stores your immunization records in one electronic system.
If you are 18 or older, you can save time by printing out this ImmTrac form (ImmTrac Form English / ImmTrac Form Spanish), filling it out, and bringing it with you to your appointment.
- Vaccines for Children Program
Vaccines for Children (VFC) is a federal program that is administered by Austin Public Health. The program provides no-cost vaccines to participating doctors’ offices, clinics, and schools in Travis County. VFC serves uninsured and other eligible children from birth to 18 years of age.
To learn more or to become a participant, please send us an email. Or find a Texas VFC provider in your area.
Equal Opportunity: We do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, income status, disability, sexual orientation, gender identity, or veteran status in any programs or activities.