The Oregon Immunization Program provides leadership to prevent and mitigate vaccine preventable disease for all Oregonians by reaching and maintaining high lifetime immunization coverage rates. Some of the tools we use to do this are:

Oregon Immunization ALERT is a statewide immunization information system, which was developed to achieve complete and timely immunization of all Oregonians. ALERT collects immunization data from public and private health care providers and links the data to provide accurate and up-to-date records.

The Vaccines for Children Program (VFC) supplies federally purchased vaccines for immunizing eligible children in public and private practices - at no cost to participating health care providers. Oregon's VFC Program was designed by a coalition of private and public sector health care professionals. The program aims to help Oregon reach its goal of having 90 percent of our children up-to-date with their immunization series by age two.
The Oregon Immunization Program provides technical assistance to vaccine providers. Our staff members offer education and quality improvement for both private and public practices. Additionally, the Program regularly circulates the latest information that is so important to maintaining a top-quality immunization practice.

Oregon Partnership to Immunize Children facilitates the collaboration of public and private partners to protect Oregon's children against vaccine-preventable diseases.

The Oregon Adult Immunization Coalition, a statewide network of health and community partners, promotes prevention and control of vaccine-preventable disease through immunization of adults in Oregon and Southwest Washington.