Immunizations Program
Immunizations Program
Vaccines help protect against harmful diseases. Some diseases can make people very sick, need a hospital stay, or even be deadly, especially for babies and young children. Children need vaccines to stay safe from serious diseases like measles, mumps, and rubella. There are also vaccines for older children and adults to protect against diseases like the flu, meningitis, COVID-19, and whooping cough. Getting vaccinated helps keep everyone healthy because diseases spread more easily when people are not vaccinated. For more information about vaccines, visit the CDC website.
Schedule an Appointment
Open by appointment ONLY
To schedule an immunization, use the link below or call 442-265-1444. ICPHD offers vaccines for everyone, from children to adults. Children with Medi-Cal should bring their Medi-Cal card. If you have private insurance or no insurance, please check the Vaccine Fee Schedule PDF for more details.
Less wait time if you make an appointment
If receiving routine school vaccines, a transcription of vaccine record may be required and can take up to 25-40 minutes per child.
Walk-Ins may take over an hour for completion of form, transcription of record and administration of vaccines.
Please complete the “Patient Demographic Form” and bring it to your next immunization visit to save time.
School and Childcare
Feel free to browse through these items and print as needed!
Annual license child care facilities and schools with kindergartens and 7th grade are required by law to report the immunization compliance of their student. Please report online to:
Children are required to receive certain immunizations in order to attend public and private elementary and secondary schools, and daycare.
- Children are required to receive certain immunizations in order to attend public, and private elementary and secondary schools, and child care center.
- California Immunization Requirements for Children in Childcare (Pre-Kindergarten)
- California Immunization Requirements for Childcare PDF
- California Immunization Requirements for School TK-12th and 7th grade
For more information, go to Shots for School
Immunization Record Request
Requesting immunization record through Imperial County Public Health Department You have the right to request your Immunization Record that we maintain. When the Authorization for Release of Protected Health Information is completed and signed, it can be mailed, faxed, or hand delivered.
Fax request to: (760) 353-9522