Your health and our community’s health are very important to us.
That is why we recommend following the established vaccine schedule. By doing so, many deadly infections that once inflicted our society have become rare and forgotten.
We follow the standardized Vaccine schedule per the guidelines that can be found at the CDC website.
Specific information about individual vaccines can be found here: CDC Vaccine Information Statements
Many commonly asked questions may be found at HealthyChildren.org and at the CDC's Parents Page.
MACM Immunization Schedule
* Influenza vaccines should be given yearly in the Fall to EVERYBODY over 6 months of age unless medically contraindicated.
Newborn – Hep B (one shot)
1 month – None
2 months – Hep B, { DTaP/Hib/IPV (Pentacel)}, PCV13, Rotavirus (oral) (3 shots and one oral drop)
4 months – {DTaP/Hib/IPV (Pentacel)}, PCV 13, Rotavirus (2 shots and one oral drop)
6 months – Hep B, {DTaP/Hib/IPV (Pentacel)}, PCV13, Rotavirus (3 shots and one oral drop)
9 months – None
12 months – MMR, PCV13, Hep A (3 shots) (also one blood draw for blood count and lead level)
15 months – Varicella, DTaP, Hib (3 shots)
18 months – Hep A (1 shot)
24 months – None
3 years – None
4 years – (MMR/Varicella), DTaP, IPV (3 shots)
5-10 years – None
11 years – MCV4, TdaP,
-- Plus, begin HPV4 series (series of 2 over 6 months)
15 years - HPV series (3 over 6 months if not given before age 15)
16 years – MCV4
Every 10 years - Td or Tdap
60 years - Zostavax (shingles)
65 years - PCV13
66 years - Pneumovax