The Maine Immunization Information System (ImmPact) is a repository for accurate and up to date immunization records for all persons born, residing, or receiving vaccine in Maine. It is for health care providers only, can perform a variety of functions, and contains information and resources.
You can download recommended immunization forms and informational materials.
Find helpful information to assist in maintaining full compliance with the Maine CDC Immunization Program Program.
Vaccination against COVID-19 remains the best way to prevent severe illness, hospitalization, and death. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has many COVID-19 vaccination resources for health care providers. Information specific to Maine is included below and will be added to as needed to address any gaps in information or differences that exist at the state level.
The following list contains all active Vaccines For Children (VFC) provider sites in the state of Maine. The list is sorted alphabetically by county and is updated monthly.
The Maine CDC provides resources and tools to support health care providers administering and managing vaccines. Stay informed of vaccination best practices, program details, compliance requirements, and vaccine updates. Access detailed guidance on each topic below.
Visit the Public Health Registration page for more information on the reporting requirements for the Medicaid and Medicare Promoting Interoperability programs.
Maine CDC works with schools to strengthen school-based education, health services, school environments, and community connections. We envision a future where all young people are empowered with the knowledge, skills, and resources to support their health and well-being.
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Health care associated infections, or HAIs, are infections caused by a wide variety of common and unusual bacteria, fungi, and viruses during the course of receiving medical care. Medical advances have brought lifesaving care to patients in need, yet many of those advances come with a risk of HAI. These infections related to medical care can be devastating and even deadly. As our ability to prevent HAIs grows, these infections are increasingly becoming unacceptable.
Local health departments, clinical providers, and laboratories will find information here regarding the reporting and control of infectious disease in Maine. Infectious diseases cause illness, suffering and even death, and place an enormous financial burden on society.
Disease reporting is a vital part of public health that helps identify outbreaks, track disease trends, and allocate resources. It allows the Maine CDC to determine the epidemiology of diseases, see trends, and establish preventive measures.
Maine has communicable disease reporting requirements that support public health's responsibilities to control the incidence and spread of communicable diseases in our state.
