Mn free vaccine program

Approval Email - Hmong - Program has ended. This program has ended. Thank You - Confirmation - Espanol - This program has ended. Thank You - Confirmation - Hmong - Program has ended. For State Community Vaccination sites: year olds must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.

Families are highly encouraged to join year olds and get vaccinated at the same time. To make an appointment, follow the links below. Note: Masks are required at all Community Vaccination Program locations. Vaccine by Age Group. Show Results Reset. Back to Top Back to Search. What to expect at your Community Vaccination Program Appointment Do not arrive for your appointment any earlier than 15 minutes. This is to ensure social distancing. The COVID vaccine is being provided at no cost to you, but please bring your insurance card if you have one.

Parents do not have to enroll in the MnVFC program. Clinics participate in the program and offer vaccines for little or no cost to children who qualify. Most clinics that provide medical services to children in Minnesota participate in the MnVFC program. Simply ask your clinic about getting free or low-cost vaccines for your child.

If your child does not have insurance or has insurance that does not cover vaccines, we recommend using the Vaccination Clinic Web Map to find clinics that offer low-cost shots. There is no charge for the vaccines given by a MnVFC provider to eligible children. However, there can be other costs with the office visit, such as:. The costs associated with the visit can also vary depending on what type of clinic you are visiting.

You can call your clinic to ask if they participate in the MnVFC program and if there are any fees before you bring your child in. If your clinic does not participate in the MnVFC program or has fees that you cannot afford, call your local health department for assistance.

Following the recommended immunization schedule protects children by providing protection from potentially life-threatening diseases early in life when they are most vulnerable. Contact your health care provider to determine which vaccines your child needs. Who can get free or low-cost vaccines Children age 0 through 18 years who meet at least one of the following criteria are eligible to receive vaccines through the MnVFC program: Medicaid eligible - A child who is eligible for the Medicaid program.