Immunization Clinic
PARTIAL CLOSURE NOTICE
The Southern Nevada Community Center and clinic at the Fremont Public Health Center will be closed on the morning of December 10.
Services will resume at the Southern Nevada Community Health Center at 280 S. Decatur at 10:40 a.m.
Services will resume at the Fremont Public Health Center at 2830 E. Fremont St., Las Vegas, NV 89104 at 11 a.m.
PARTIAL CLOSURE NOTICE
Friday, December 19, 2024 – 12 p.m. – 5:30 p.m.
Locations: Main Public Health Center, East Las Vegas Public Health Center, Henderson Public Health Center and Mesquite Public Health Center
Impacted services include: Immunization clinics, TB clinics, STI Express Testing, Community Health Nurse Home Visiting and Immunization Outreach services. All other services, including services offered by the Southern Nevada Community Health Center and Fremont Public Health Center will be available to the public.
The clinics are closed on Fridays. Services will resume on Monday, December 23.
Thank you and Happy Holidays!
TO SCHEDULE TRAVEL VACCINE APPOINTMENTS,
PLEASE CALL 702-759-0850
Schedule Your Immunization Appointment
Immunization Services
The Southern Nevada Health District is dedicated to ensuring that infants, children and adults are immunized against vaccine preventable diseases.
The following services are available:
- Routine immunizations for age-appropriate vaccines
- Immunizations for travelers
- Seasonal flu vaccine
- Pneumococcal vaccines (65 years and older)
- Immunizations for college students
- Immunization Child Care Program
- Immigration immunizations
Immunization Schedules —
Visit the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) for updated immunization schedules.
Immunization Records
For vaccinations received in Nevada —
The Nevada WebIZ Public Access Portal allows parents and legal guardians to print official immunization records for their children through age 17. It also allows adult individuals 18 and older to print official immunization records for themselves. To download immunization records, visit the Nevada WebIZ Public Access Portal or call 1-775-684-5954. If you are unable to access records from the portal, you can submit a completed Authorization to Disclose Patient Health information form in English or Spanish.
For vaccinations received outside of Nevada —
If you have lived in a state with an immunization information system, you may try to contact that system where you or your child received their last shots to see if they have your records. A link to available state systems is provided on the Centers for Disease and Prevention and Control’s (CDC) website: www.cdc.gov/vaccines/programs/iis/contacts-locate-records.html#state
Immunization Exemptions
Students and children with appropriate medical conditions may receive temporary or permanent medical exemptions if authorized by their physicians. Medical immunization exemption forms must be submitted to the school, child care facility, or university on a form provided by the Division of Public and Behavioral Health.
Students and/or parents who want to exempt their child/student from one or more required immunizations because of their religious beliefs must provide to the school, child care facility, or university a religious immunization exemption form provided by the Division of Public and Behavioral Health.
To protect themselves and others from spreading disease, children with any of these exemptions can be excluded from school during an outbreak of a disease against which they are not fully immunized. In addition to the vaccines for which an exemption is being requested, parents must submit official immunization records to the school or daycare for the vaccines that the child did receive. This will help schools know which students have and haven’t been immunized when a vaccine-preventable disease may be spreading at school.
Updated on: December 2, 2024