Vaccination Information for the General Public

21

7

Lifespan Health

Public Health

https://service.govdelivery.com/accounts/NESTATE/subscriber/new?topic_id=NEDHHS_160

Share

No

No

What would you like to do?

What you need to know

Page Content

​​​​​​​Vaccinations have prevented babies, children and even adults from harmful or deadly diseases that were once common. Vaccinations help your body create protective antibodies to help fight off infection. It is important to remain up-to-date on vaccinations as some vaccine preventable diseases are still prevalent. ​​

Immunizations for Children

• ​2022 Immunization Schedule for Children Birth through 6 Years  
• 2022 Immunization Schedule for Children 7-18 Years​​​
  

Immunizations for Adults​

Immunizations for adults are just as important as childhood immunizations. All adults should receive the following:

• ​Td or Tdap vaccine
  
• Influenza or flu vaccine
  
• COVID-19 vaccine
  

Some adults may need other vaccines based on age, health conditions, job, lifestyle or travel habits. The following link can help you talk to your primary care provider to find out which vaccines may be recommended for you. 

• Adult Vaccine Assessment Tool​
  

Travel Vaccines

Routine vaccines can help you stay healthy during travel.​ The routine vaccines needed before travel may depend on age, health, and vaccine history. You may need to get an accelerated dose of a vaccine or a booster dose before traveling. 

Find out which vaccines you may need and talk to your primary care provider before traveling. Travel Destinations​

Immunization Brochures

• Why Hepatitis B Immunization for your Baby
• Why Hepatitis B Immunization for your Baby (Spanish)
• What if you don't immunize your child
• VAERS Brochure
• VAERS Brochure (Spanish)
• VAERS-insert-2018
• Immunizations and your New Baby
• Immunizations and your New Baby (Spanish)
• Protect Babies from Whooping Cough
• Protect Babies from Whooping Cough (Spanish)
• Protect Your Baby from the Start
• Protect Your Baby from the Start (Spanish)
  
• TDap and Pregnancy
• TDap and Pregnancy (Spanish)

​

DHHS Immunization Program

Department of Health & Human Services
DHHS Immunization Program Contact List​

Phone Number

(402) 471-6423

Toll Free Number

(800) 798-1696

Fax Number

(402) 471-6426

Email Address

dhhs.immunization@nebraska.gov

Mailing Address

P.O. Box 95026, Lincoln, Nebraska 68509-5026

 ​​