Childhood Immunizations

Are Immunizations provided at the Tulare County Health Care Centers?

Yes, our health care centers carry vaccines for children and adults and are available to:

  1. Children with CHDP (Child Health and Disability Prevention) or Medi-Cal
  2. Private health insurance coverage
  3. Healthy Families Program
  4. No Insurance

Why should I immunize my child?

Immunizations will keep your baby safe from some very dangerous diseases, so get them on time. Your baby will need the first immunizations at six to eight weeks of age. The Immunization Schedule shows when these are due. Get each one on time to protect your baby. Make an appointment now with your doctor or clinic for the first immunizations.

Where do I get my child's immunization record?

The doctor or nurse will provide you with your baby's immunization record. Take this record with you whenever your baby visits the doctor or clinic. You also will need to show the record when your child goes to child care and school.

Where can I take my child for immunizations?

Visalia Health Care Center: 2611 N. Dinuba St., Visalia, Tel. 559-623-0700
Farmersville Health Care Center: 660 E. Visalia Rd., Farmersville Tel: 559-713-2890
Tulare Pediatric Health Care Center: 1008 N Cherry Ave., Tulare, Tel: 559-688-KIDS (5437)

How do I find out more information on childhood immunizations?

For more information you can go to California Department of Health Services, Facts about Adolescent Immunization or Medline Plus, which also provides immunization information.

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