DHHS → MeCDC → Disease Surveillance → Disease Surveillance → Immunization
General Information
- Healthcare Associated Infection Program
- HIV,STD, and Viral Hepatitis Program
- Immunization Program
- Annual Education Requirement
- Vaccines for Children (VFC) Provider Sites
- Community Mass Immunization Clinic Toolkit
- School Located Vaccine Clinic Toolkit
- Immunization Rates
- VFC Fraud and Abuse Reporting
- Vaccine Safety & VAERS Reporting
- Travel Immunizations
- Authorization to Release Immunization Records
- Related Links
- Contact Us
- Disease Surveillance Epidemiology Program
- Local Health Officers
- Tuberculosis Control Program
Maine Immunization Program
The Maine Immunization Program (MIP) strives to ensure full protection of all Maine children and adults from vaccine-preventable disease. Through cooperative partnerships with public and private health practitioners and community members, the MIP provides vaccine, comprehensive education and technical assistance, vaccine-preventable disease tracking and outbreak control, accessible population-based management tools, and compassionate support services that link individuals into comprehensive health care systems.
For information on the Vaccines for Children Program, please see our brochure (PDF).
Pediatric (0-10 years)
Adolescent (11-18 years)
Adults (19 & Older)
For Providers
Where can I get a flu vaccine?
** Please enter an address or zip code for accurate results **
