Immunizations

Vaccines

Staying up to date with the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and State's recommended vaccines is not only important for the individual receiving the vaccine, but it also protects those you love and the community as a whole from preventable diseases. The CDC helps breakdown vaccine basics and explains the how vaccines work. Follow the links below to learn more.

Vaccine Basics_CDC
How Vaccines Work_CDC

Vaccines are for Everyone

It's important to understand that vaccines are for everyone! Vaccines are there for you at every stage in your life! Babies, children, teens, adults, elders, and even pregnant women can all benefit from receiving and staying up to date with the recommended vaccine schedule. Learn more about CDC and State recommended vaccines for different age groups below.*

*The Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) provides a comprehensive immunization schedule for children (birth through 18 years).

Adults (19 years old and over) - Recommended Immunizations_CDC
Pregnant Women - Recommended Immunizations_MA DPH
Vaccines and Pregnancy - General Information_CDC
Children - General Vaccine Information_AAP
Children (Birth - 6 years old) - Recommended Immunizations_AAP
Children (7 - 18 years old) - Recommended Immunizations_AAP