Learn how immunization policies affect different jurisdictions! AIM policy maps are updated on a rolling basis with voluntary information that is self-reported by immunization programs. These policies have not been verified outside of self-reported procedures. Some jurisdictional information may not be fully up-to-date for the timestamp provided below.
Last update: April 28, 2025
FQHC/RHC “Delegation of Authority” for Public Providers
Underinsured children are eligible for VFC vaccine, but only at federally qualified health centers (FQHC) or rural health centers (RHC), which may not be geographically accessible. Some jurisdictions extend access to VFC vaccines for underinsured children by delegating FQHC and RHC authority to VFC-enrolled public providers, such as local health departments. This is also called deputization.
FQHC/RHC “Delegation of Authority” for Private Providers
Underinsured children are eligible for VFC vaccine, but only at federally qualified health centers (FQHC) or rural health centers (RHC), which may not be geographically accessible. Some jurisdictions extend access to VFC vaccines for underinsured children by delegating FQHC and RHC authority to VFC-enrolled private-sector providers. This is also called deputization.
Childhood Vaccine Financing/Supply Policy for Public Providers
Map of the finance and supply policies jurisdictions use to make VFC vaccines available to public providers.
Childhood Vaccine Financing/Supply Policy for Private Providers
Map of the finance and supply policies jurisdictions use to make VFC vaccines available to private providers.
Vaccine Brand Choice Policy for Public and Private Providers
Map showing whether private and public providers can choose the vaccine brand they administer.
Awardee IIS and Vendors
Map showing which vendor and system each jurisdiction uses for their immunization information system (IIS).
Awardees Who Require VFC Providers to Report to the IIS
Map showing whether VFC-enrolled healthcare providers are required to report immunizations in the immunization information system (IIS).
Universal Vaccine Purchase Program
A universal vaccine purchase program is a state-level initiative where the state government purchases all Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP)-recommended vaccines for all individuals within the state, regardless of insurance status or ability to pay.
Number of Full-time Employees (Select Position in Dropdown)
Immunization programs employ varying levels of staff to conduct their activities, with certain position types more common than others.
