CDC Vaccines for Children — No-Cost Vaccines for Eligible Kids 18 and Under
By Steve Levine ·
- Brand: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
- Value: Vaccines at no cost
- Cost: Free — no purchase required
- Requirements: Children 18 or younger who are Medicaid-eligible, uninsured, underinsured (served at federally qualified or rural health centers) or American Indian/Alaska Native. Providers may charge an administration fee but cannot refuse to vaccinate if you can’t pay.
The CDC’s Vaccines for Children program provides recommended childhood vaccines at no cost for eligible kids 18 and under, through about 37,000 enrolled doctors, clinics and pharmacies.