Yes. Many childhood vaccines are given during routine well-child visits when they are due.

Some children may have mild soreness, fussiness, tiredness, or low-grade fever after certain vaccines. Your provider will explain what to expect and when to call with concerns.

Yes. DVPA encourages parents to ask questions. Our providers take time to explain recommended vaccines and address concerns.

If your child is behind, DVPA can help review the vaccine record and discuss a plan for catching up based on current recommendations.

Yes. DVPA can help families with immunization records for school, camp, childcare, and activity requirements.

Many schools, childcare centers, camps, and programs require certain immunizations or documentation. DVPA can help you review your child’s records and provide vaccine documentation when needed.

In some cases, children with mild illness may still be able to receive vaccines, while other situations may require waiting. Your pediatric provider will review your child’s symptoms and determine what is appropriate.

Your child’s vaccine needs depend on age, vaccine history, health status, and current guidance. DVPA can review your child’s record and discuss what immunizations are recommended.