What is Vaccines for Children Program?
The Vaccines For Children (VFC) program is a federally funded program that provides vaccines at no cost to children who might not otherwise be vaccinated because of inability to pay. More information is located in the link above. (CDC)
Which children are eligible for the Vaccines for Children Program?
To find a clinic or doctor near you that participates in the VFC program call your local county health department and ask for your Immunization Field Consultant.
There is no charge for any vaccines given by a VFC provider to eligible children. But there can be other costs:
How do I become a Vaccines for Children Provider in Oklahoma?
1. Contact Immunization Services to begin the process at (405) 426-8580 or email us at immunize@health.ok.gov.
2. Begin recording your freezer and refrigerator temperatures using the VFC Temperature Log.
3. Complete two (2) VFC Orientation visits. After your process has begun, you will be contacted by a representative of the Immunization Service to schedule two (2) orientation visits.
4. Received your first shipment of vaccine.
VFC Program and VFC Provider Responsibilities
Roles and Responsibilities of VFC Providers
Appeals Language
VFC Provider Update Form
VFC Storage & Handling Resources
VFC Website for Parents VFC Website for Providers Immunization Action Coalition (IAC) Ask the Experts