The Maine Immunization Program supplies these vaccines FREE to your provider
| DTaP: |
Any child younger than age 7 |
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| Tdap: |
Any child age 10 through age 18 |
| IPV: |
Any child through age 18 |
| MMR: |
Any child age 1 through 18 |
| MMR-V: |
Any child age 1 through 12 |
| Hib: |
Any child younger than age 5 |
| Hep A: * |
VFC eligible children age 1 through age 18 |
| Hep B: |
Any child through age 18 |
| Varicella: |
And child age 1 through 18 |
| PCV: |
Any child up to age 5 |
| PPV: |
High-risk children, age 2 through age 18 |
| Rota: * |
VFC eligible children younger than 32 weeks |
| HPV: * |
VFC eligible female children age 9 through age 18 |
| Meningoccal: * |
VFC eligible children age 11 through age 18 |
| Influenza: |
High-risk children 6 months through age 18 |
Availability of Varicella is determined yearly - Please call your provider. |
* Only VFC eligible children may receive this vaccine. See your provider for details |
Revised 2/22/2007
Note: VFC participating providers cannot charge you for these vaccines but may
charge a small administration fee and office visit fee.
However a patient cannot be denied state supplied vaccine
because of the inability to pay the administration fee.
Check with your Health Care Provider or
the Maine Immunization Program for details at
207-287-3746
Explaination of Abbreviations:
| DTap/Tdap |
Diphtheria, Tetanus and Acellulular Pertussis |
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| IPV |
Inactivated Poliomyelitis Vaccine |
| MMR |
Measles, Mumps and Rubella |
| MMR/V |
Measles, Mumps, Rubella and Varicella |
| Hib |
Haemophillus Influenza type b |
| Hep A |
Hepatitis A |
| Hep B |
Hepatitis B |
| Varicella |
Chickenpox |
| PCV |
Pneumococcal Conjugate Vaccine |
| PPV |
Pneumococcal Polysaccharide Vaccine |
| Rota |
Rotavirus |
| HPV |
Human Papaloma Virus |
| MCV4 |
Meningococcal Vaccine |
| Flu |
Influenza |
