|
Who should receive? |
How Many Doses |
Can I get this at UWGB? |
How much does it cost? |
| Measles, Mumps, Rubella (MMR) |
Everyone 12-15 months of age or older |
Children, 2 doses after 1st birthday
18+ born after 1956, 1 dose of MMR unless they can show they have had 2 doses of vaccine or the disease |
Yes |
Free |
| Hepatitis A |
Everyone 1 year of age or older |
1 dose with booster 6-12 months later (give at least 2 weeks before travel) |
Yes |
$27.00 per dose |
Hepatitis B
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|
Everyone |
3 doses |
Yes |
$37.00 per dose if 19 and older)
FREE if 19 and under |
| Human Papillomavirus (HPV) |
Females ages 11-26 |
3 doses for females only |
Yes |
$125.00 per dose |
Influenza
|
Children 6 months and older
All adults |
Children 6 months-9 years, 2 doses
Persons age 9+, 1 dose |
Yes |
$ 15.00 for Students
$20.00 for Staff |
Meningococcal Meningitis
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|
Certain college students, particularly freshmen who live in residence halls; Travelers to areas of the world where meningococcal disease is common |
1 dose (give at least 4 weeks before travel) |
Yes |
$87.00 per dose |
| Tetanus (Td) |
Everyone 7 years or older |
1 dose every 10 years (substitute one dose of Tdap for Td) |
No |
N/A |
| Tetanus-Diphtheria-Pertussis (Tdap) |
Adolescents and adults |
Adolescents 11-18 should get one booster dose of Tdap
Adults 19 through 64 should substitute Tdap for one booster dose of Td |
Yes |
Free |
| Varicella |
Everyone 12 months or older who has never had chicken pox. |
2 doses
Adults if never vaccinated, 3 doses
Adults if have had 1-2 doses, get remaining 1-2 doses
|
No |
N/A |
| Typhoid |
Persons age 2+ who are traveling to areas where Typhoid is common. |
1 dose with a booster every 2 years if risk remains
(give at least 2 weeks before travel) |
Yes |
$47.00 |
| Pneumococcal |
Individuals meeting high risk criteria. |
1-2 doses |
No |
N/A |
| Yellow Fever |
Persons 9 months of age or older traveling to countries where yellow fever is common |
1 dose with booster in 10 years if risk remains |
No* |
N/A |
| Polio |
Everyone in childhood; adults at increased risk of exposure |
Children 4 doses
Adults if never vaccinated, 3 doses
Adults if have had 1-2 doses, get remaining 1-2 doses
|
No |
N/A |