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How the Registry works
Registry entries are submitted from private and public health care providers. If you receive an immunization
from one of our public health clinics, it is recorded for you in the Registry. If you receive an immunization from a
private physician who participates in this program, your immunization will also be automatically recorded.
Whom we register
The Immunization Registry operates statewide in all 105 public health clinics throughout
nine districts. We currently have approximately 600,000 clients on file and five and a half million shot
records. The target age groups consist of two, 0-2 years of age and the extended group of 0-18 years
of age.
Finding immunization records
Information in the Registry is currently used primarily by public health clinics. Private providers, parents,
legal guardians, daycare operators, and school nurses can call (601) 576-7751 to obtain
immunization histories on children. A fax line is also available to address inquiries for information.
Please call our Immunization Office for more details.
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IMPORTANT MESSAGE
The Immunization Registry has recently been upgraded with the new improvements as of August 2008. All clinics are required to create a new password to access the Registry.
Please follow the instructions on the login screen to create your new password.
It is very important to notify all your clinic users of this new password. Incorrect password entry six times will require the password to be reset by the Immunization Program.
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For More Information
Private clinics or doctors may contact the Immunization Program to obtain access to
records in the Immunization Registry. Call (601) 576-7751 or 1-800-634-9251 outside the Jackson area.
Individuals who would like copies of personal immunization records may call our Immunization Office at (601) 576-7751.
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