What Vaccines Do I Need?
Different vaccines are recommended to protect us during different stages of life. Use the links below to find out what vaccines are recommended for you or for your family. Or, talk to your healthcare provider.
Immunity For The Community!
Infants & Children (0‑6 years)
Older Children & Teens (7‑18 years)
Adults (19+ years)
Respiratory Diseases
Learn about seasonal flu, covid-19, RSV, and Whooping cough vaccine schedules, indications, and recommendations by visiting the links below.
Vaccine Resources
Check below for everything you need regarding vaccine info.
What Vaccines Have I Already Gotten?
MyIR offers no cost record checks. You will need to create an account and verify your identity. You may also contact your local health district with questions regarding requesting vaccination records.
Care Connect
Care Connect Washington is a program developed early in the pandemic to provide food and other support to people with COVID-19 so they could isolate at home.
Why Get Immunized?
Vaccination is one of the best tools we have to protect our health. Safe and effective vaccines are available to protect us from more than 14 harmful diseases, ranging from seasonal flu to measles, hepatitis, and cancer-causing viruses.
Vaccines are safe and effective. All vaccines approved for use in the United States have been extensively tested for safety and effectiveness. Experts at the FDA and CDC review safety data before approving and recommending new vaccines for use. Vaccines are continuously monitored even after they are approved.
Vaccines save lives. Vaccination helps protect us from diseases that can lead to serious illness. The CDC estimates that childhood vaccines save an estimated 4 million lives worldwide each year. By getting immunized, we can protect ourselves and people around us who might be at higher risk for becoming severely ill from a disease.
Vaccines save us time. Vaccines help prevent sick days, giving us more healthy time to live, learn, work, and play.
Vaccines save us money. Routine immunizations are free for children and fully covered for adults by most insurance plans. By getting immunized, we can avoid illnesses that could cause us to miss work or lead to costly medical bills.
About the Stay in The Loop Campaign
The Stay in the Loop campaign was created to build awareness of the importance of immunization.
We all want to make informed healthcare decisions based on information and insights we can trust. Our campaign centers on providing you the most current and easy to navigate resources so that the community may feel empowered advocate for their own healthcare needs. The Stay in the Loop page shares simple, easy-to-use immunization information and provides links to in-depth resources.