Immunizations for Children

PLEASE NOTE: The Department of Public Health has returned to its 1650 Boone's Lick Road office and is now open for limited appointments and public services..

For assistance with Immunizations Clinic programs and clinics and to schedule appointments, please call 636-949-1857.

Please be aware that building restrictions are in place. Upon entrance to any County building, employees and the public are encouraged to wear cloth facial protection, and everyone is required to have a health screening, including temperature check, before entering. Those with a fever or who have other COVID-19 symptoms will not be permitted to enter the building.

This website will be updated daily, when necessary, to reflect any changes in facility or department services. The public is encouraged to continue accessing County Government services by phone, email and online when available. Thank you.

We hope that you will remain healthy and safe, and we thank you for your cooperation and understanding.

COVID-19 Latest News - Updated December 15, 2020

Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Department of Public Health is suspending walk-in services for our Immunizations Clinic. A limited number of appointments can be scheduled by calling 636-949-1857.

Our Immunization Clinic offers all recommended childhood vaccines.

To schedule an appointment, please call 636-949-1857.

Vaccines provided through the Vaccines for Children (VFC) Program are supplied by the Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services and are purchased in part with federal funds. These vaccines are available at no charge for children through age 18 years, who meet the VFC eligibility guidelines.

In addition, the Children's Immunization Program offers near-cost immunizations to those ineligible for the Vaccines For Children program.

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Vaccines For Children - Eligibility Requirements 

Who qualifies for the VFC program? 

  • Children (ages 18 and under) who are uninsured
  • Children who are enrolled in Medical Assistance (MA) or Prepaid Medical Assistance Programs (PMAP)
  • Children who are American Indian or Alaskan Natives
  • Children with health insurance that does not cover 1 or more vaccines
  • Children with health insurance that caps vaccine coverage at a certain amount; once that amount is reached the child is VFC eligible

For additional information on Missouri's VFC program, please visit the Department of Health and Senior Services' webs