Immunization Schedule

  • At hospital - Hepatitis B #1
  • 2 Months - Pentacel #1, Pneumococcal #1, Rotavirus #1, HepB #2
  • 4 Months - Pentacel #2, Pneumococcal #2, Rotavirus #2
  • 6 Months - Pentacel #3, Pneumococcal #3, Rotavirus #3, HepB #3
  • 9 Months - No vaccines given
  • 12 Months - MMR #1, Varicella #1, Hep A #1
  • 15 Months - Prevnar#4, Either Pentacel #4 or DTaP #4 and Hib #4
  • 18 Month - Hep A #2 if 6 months from first
  • 24 Months - Hep A #2 if not given at 18 months
  • 4-6 Years - MMR #2 and Varicella #2, DTaP #5, IPV #4
  • 10-12 Years - Tdap, Meningococcus , HPV(Gardasil)
  • Pre-College - Tdap, Meningococcus , HPV if not previously given

For more information of the CDC/AAP recommendations for 2011. CLICK HERE.

Vaccine Key: (Click on vaccine for more information in .pdf format)

  • Pentacel is a combination of DTaP, IPV, Hep B given at 2,4, 6 and 15 months
  • DTaP is Diptheria, Tetanus, Pertussis for children under 7
  • Tdap is Tetanus, Diptheria, and Pertussis for children over 10 and required for 7th grade
  • IPV is polio
  • Hep A is Hepatitis A (As of 2011, required for daycare and kindergarten)
  • Hep B is Hepatitis B
  • HiB is Haemophilus influenza type b
  • Pneumococcal is pneumococcal conjugate (Prevnar)
  • Rotavirus is rotaviral vaccine (RotaTeq)
  • Varivax is chickenpox/varicella (Two doses are now required for entering kindergarten and 7th grade)
  • MMR is measles, mumps, rubella
  • Trihibit is a combination of the DTaP and Hib given at 15 months.
  • HPV is a vaccine to prevent HPV (Human papilloma virus.) HPV is a cause of cervical cancer/ genital warts. Gardasil is recommended for all girls over 11 years of age.  Boys over 11 years of age who want protection can also recieve Gardasil.
  • Meningococcal is the meningococcal vaccine

For further information see our vaccine page.

We are changing the way we provide Flu Shots this year.  Influenza Vaccine will be given by Pediatric Associates this year.  Follow us on Twitter for the latest details.