Vaccines

CDC Vaccine Recommendations by Age

Bring your child’s immunization record to any Canyonlands Healthcare location and update your child’s vaccination schedule.

COVID-19 Testing and Vaccines

2024-25 Update: Canyonlands offers nasal swab testing that is read in 15 minutes. We are currently offering the Comirnaty 2024-2025 formulation COVID vaccine for 12+ years, and Moderna 2024-2025 formulation for 6mo-11 years. These vaccine formulations are offered for all forms of coverage; including Medicare, Medicaid, Vaccines For Children, and private insurances. View these COVID-19 Frequently Asked Questions at the CDC.

Why Immunize?

Vaccines offer the best protection against dangerous diseases. In the U.S. more than 1 million lives will be saved by the routine vaccines given to children over the last 30 years. When you choose to vaccinate yourself and your family, you get the best protection against dangerous diseases and you do your part to keep your community healthy and strong.

Vaccines are important during every stage of life.

Click here to learn more about vaccines that can help protect you and your loved ones at every age. Vaccinate Your Family, is another great resource in English and Spanish.

Before vaccines, infectious diseases killed thousands of children in the United States each year, including:

RSV IMMUNIZATION FOR INFANTS

Vaccines for Children & Adults
Canyonlands Healthcare participates in the Vaccines for Children program. The Vaccines for Children Program ensures that no child is denied the vaccines they need due to financial constraints. Learn about vaccination payment programs.

Get answers to all of your vaccination questions at Vaccinate Your Family.

Measles

Measles is one of the most contagious diseases known to humans. Every year, unvaccinated travelers (Americans or foreign visitors) get measles while they are in other countries and bring measles with them into the U.S. They then spread the disease to other people who are not protected against measles. Outbreaks usually occur in communities with groups of unvaccinated people.

Human Papillomavirus (HPV)

Although not usually referred to as an outbreak, HPV is so common that most people – about 1 in 4 – will get an HPV infection at some point in their lives. Nearly 80 million people in the U.S. have already gotten HPV and about 14 million people in the U.S., including teens, become infected with HPV each year. The CDC recommends that all children 11-12 years old get 2 doses of HPV vaccine.

Insurance Coverage

Click here to learn about programs available to help pay for recommended vaccines.

Many people with Medicare, Medicaid, ACA or private insurance plans will not have to pay out of pocket for the COVID-19 and many other vaccines.

AHCCCS (Arizona Health Care Cost Containment) encourages parents to schedule a well-care visit for health screenings and routine vaccines for eligible children.

Arizona School and Child Care Immunization Laws recommend that children be immunized against vaccine-preventable diseases. Come to any of our Canyonlands Healthcare locations to ensure that your children and your community are protected against serious infectious diseases.

Please contact your insurance provider to verify immunization benefits prior to your visit. We would be happy to bill your insurance company for you.