Immunization Schedules For Children, Teens and Adults In Bozeman – Back to School 2012
With School about to start here in the Bozeman, it's a good time to run through the checklist to make sure you have everything covered from school supplies, school clothes, bus routes, day care, and immunizations. See inside for the recommended immunization schedule from the Center for Disease Control along with tips on how to get the recommended immunizations in the Gallatin Valley.
Immunizations in the Gallatin Valley are given by the Gallatin City-County Health Department located at 215 West Mendenhall, Bozeman, MT. They are open Monday - Friday from 8pm-12pm and 1pm-5pm. Call 406-582-3100 to make an appointment. The Gallatin City-County Health Department bills all insurance companies Always remember to bring your shot records along with you.
Back-To-School Vaccination Dates (Appointment is needed in advance)
- August 11 and August 25 9am-12pm - Call for an appointment 406-582-3100
- August 13 and August 27 3:30pm-6:30pm - Call for an appointment 406-582-3100
- August 20-23 9am-12pm and 1pm-3pm - Call for an appointment 406-582-3100
Tdap is FREE for under- and un-insured ADULTS!
No child will be turned away if unable to pay.
Recommended Immunization Schedules
Birth to 6 Years Old
7 - 18 Years Old
ADULT IMMUNIZATIONS OFFERED IN THE GALLATIN VALLEY
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| Menactra: | Menomune: |
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| VARICELLA |
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| ZOSTAVAX | Age 50 and older |
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| VACCINE |
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| CHICKENPOX | Two doses are recommended for persons who have not had chickenpox. Don’t give to | ||||||||||||
| (Varicella) 1 YR AND UP | pregnant women or those considering pregnancy with in 3 months. | ||||||||||||
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| 2nd dose 1 to 3 months later |
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| HEPATITIS A - (Hep A) | Two doses are needed to ensure long-term protection. Travelers to countries where the | ||||||||||||
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| Hepatitis A Ig – | 1st dose (now) |
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| HEPATITIS B - (Hep B) | 1st dose |
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| TWINRIX (Hep A/B) | 1st dose |
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| 3rd dose (accelerated 0, 7d, 21-30d & 1 yr) | |||||||
| Give IM (18yrs >) |
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| INFLUENZA (Flu) | Given yearly in the fall to all people 6 mths of age and older. 6 mths to 9 yr olds who | ||||||||||||
| Give IM |
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| IPV - (INJECTABLE | The risk of polio in the US is extremely small due to vaccine use. Adult vaccination is | ||||||||||||
| POLIO) Inactivated | only recommended if traveling to a part of the world where polio is still common. | ||||||||||||
| Give SQ |
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| MEASLES, MUMPS, | Two doses one month apart are recommended for adults born in 1957 and later if | ||||||||||||
| RUBELLA (MMR) give | immunity cannot be proven. Should not be given to women considering pregnancy | ||||||||||||
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| MENINGOCOCCAL | Administer Menactra (MCV4) to those persons ages 9 mths-55 yrs who are considered | ||||||||||||
| MENINGITIS: | high risk or traveling to areas of risk or in the specified risk groups. ACIP now | ||||||||||||
| Menomune (2-10yrs and | recommends routinely for 11-12 yrs, with booster at age 16 yrs. Administer Menomune | ||||||||||||
| over 55yrs of age) give SQ | (MPSV4) to adults over 55 who are at risk. Revaccinate in 2-3 years those persons with | ||||||||||||
| Menactra (9 mths-55yrs of | continued risk of exposure; otherwise revaccination may be considered within 3-5 yrs. | ||||||||||||
| age) give IM |
| Both protect against 4 types of meningococcal including 2 of the 3 most common types. | |||||||||||
| PNEUMOCOCCAL – | Usually given one time after 65 years of age or older. Also recommended for people | ||||||||||||
| Pneumonia(IM or SQ) | younger than 65 who have chronic illnesses such as those listed for influenza, and also | ||||||||||||
| Prevnar now licensed | those with kidney disorders and sickle cell anemia. | A repeat dose 5 years later may be | |||||||||||
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| TB |
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| One booster given every 10 years if series completed as a child. If dirty injury or | |||||||||||
| DIPHTHERIA: Tdap | overseas travel, booster should be given if greater than 5 years since last dose. | ||||||||||||
| preferred for one time | 1st dose |
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| 3rd dose 6 to 12 months | Booster shot every 10 | |||||||
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| TDAP ages 7 yrs and | Can be used as a one-time alternative to Td. Follow Td recommendations (i.e. one | ||||||||||||
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| INJECTABLE | Give injectable typhoid to those persons 2 years of age and older traveling to areas of | ||||||||||||
| TYPHOID –Age 2 & over | risk. Should receive the vaccine at least 2 weeks prior to departure. Repeat every two | ||||||||||||
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| ORAL TYPHOID- Age 6 | (booster q 5 years). Must be 6 yrs of age or older. Can’t be on any antibiotic when using | ||||||||||||
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| YELLOW FEVER | Vaccinate those persons 9 months of age and older, traveling to areas with risk of | ||||||||||||
| Give SQ |
| disease as indicated by the CDC. (See yellow book) | Vaccination must be done at least | ||||||||||
| (transmitted by | 10 days prior to arrival in the country. Revaccinate in 10 years if re-exposure is | ||||||||||||
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| Rabies Vaccine | Vaccinate those people at high risk of exposure, and travelers. Pre-exposure schedule | ||||||||||||
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| Gardasil (HPV) | Vaccinate girls between the ages of 9-26 yrs. Dose 0, 2m,6 m. |
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| Vaccinate boys between 9-21 yrs of age. |
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| Japanese Encephalitis | Vaccinate those persons > 17 yrs of age traveling to areas of high risk of disease, as | ||||||||||||
| (IXIARO) > 17 yrs | indicated by the CDC (See Yellow Book) Series of 2, given 28 days apart. | ||||||||||||
| Zoster |
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| Give SQ |
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