Who is eligible for the Texas Vaccines for Children (TVFC) Program?

Any child who is 18 years of age or younger and meets at least one of the eligibility criteria listed below is eligible to receive TVFC vaccine:

  • Medicaid eligible
  • Enrolled in Children's Health Insurance Program (CHIP) and the provider bills CHIP for the services
  • Alaskan Native
  • American Indian
  • Does not have health insurance 
  • Is underinsured - A child who has commercial (private) health insurance, but coverage does not include vaccines

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1. Do you take appointments?
2. What is TVFC program?
3. Do I have to pay for the vaccines under the Texas Vaccines for Children Program?
4. Who is eligible for the Texas Vaccines for Children (TVFC) Program?
5. What do I need to bring to get my child immunized?
6. Can I bring my sick child to your clinic to see a doctor?
7. Do you accept out-of-state Medicaid?
8. Do you accept insurance?
9. Do you give discounted services to Garland residents?
10. Can you give some of my child’s immunizations on this visit and some on the next visit, so that my child will not get so many injections at one time?
11. Do you provide titer lab tests to check immunity levels?
12. Do you provide testing for sexually-transmitted diseases (STDs) or drug testing?
13. Do you offer physical exams or athletic physicals?
14. Are you affiliated with the Parkland Health and Hospital System?
15. What should I do if I am bitten by an animal?
16. Why should I register my child on ImmTrac, the Texas immunization registry?
17. Why should I register myself on ImmTrac, the Texas immunization registry?
18. I’m an adult. What immunizations do I need?
19. What are the requirements of the new state law regarding meningitis immunizations for college students?