The Baltimore City Health Department was recently nationally recognized by the Centers for Disease Control for major improvements in immunizations for toddlers. Read more here:Immunization in Baltimore 2004.
Come get immunizations and flu shots at the Tike Van! Click here for the schedule.
How can I get immunizations for myself or my child?
We recommend going to your medical provider. If you do not have a medical provider, you can come to the TIKE van for immunizations [schedule]. Children under 19 can get MMR immunizations at the Family Planning Clinic.
How can I make sure my child will meet my school's immunization requirements?
All children need to have an up-to-date copy of immunization records to be enrolled in, and to attend, school. If your child's immunizations need to be updated and you bring written proof of an appointment in the next 20 days, you may temporarily enroll your child pending receipt of the required immunizations. Your doctor or health clinic can provide the DHMH 896 Form, or a computer-generated form, for you to take to the school.[pdf]
How do I report vaccinations to Baltimore's Immunization Registry Program?
How often do I need to report to Baltimore's Immunization Registry program?
Vaccine providers are legally mandated in Baltimore City's Health code to report immunizations within 14 days. This helps us to ensure that every child in Baltimore is appropriately immunized.
Contact us
Baltimore Immunization & Registry Program
4 South Frederick St. Floor 3
Baltimore, MD
21202-4028
(410) 545-3048
fax: (410) 396-3965
