BEDHD’s Immunization Clinic offers vaccines for children and adults based upon recommendations of the Advisory Committee for Immunization Practices (ACIP).

For children, all vaccines that are recommended from birth through 18 years of age are available.

For adults, measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR); varicella (chicken pox); tetanus; whooping cough; shingles; HPV; pneumococcal; hepatitis A; and hepatitis B vaccines are available.

Tuberculosis (TB) skin tests are also available.

Please call for an appointment. Bring immunization records, and any insurance cards.

Eaton County: (517) 541-2630
Barry County: (269) 945-9516

The Vaccines for Children (VFC) program:

This program provides vaccines to children ages 0–18 years who do not have health insurance, are currently on Medicaid, are American Indian or Alaska Native, or who are under-insured. A small administration fee may be charged for each VFC vaccination received.


Commercial Insurance:

If you have commercial insurance, you will be expected to know the following:

Are immunizations covered under your plan? Is BEDHD in your network? Do you have a deductible?

BEDHD will be happy to bill all accepted insurance plans, but any remaining balance that your insurance company does not cover, including unmet deductibles, will be your responsibility. Thank you for your cooperation and understanding.

BEDHD works with health care providers to ensure they have up-to-date immunization information.

Health care providers looking for more information on immunizations should visit the Provider Information Page (click on the "Information for Health Care Providers" header).

The Adult Vaccine Program (AVP) provides vaccines to persons 19 years and older who do not have health insurance, have a Medicaid spend down, or who have health insurance that does not cover any part of the vaccine cost.

Tdap · MMR · HPV · Shingles vaccine · PCV13 · PPSV23

These vaccines are available based on age and specific heath risk factors. A small administration fee may be charged for each AVP vaccination received. For more information and to schedule an appointment, please contact (269) 945-9516 [Barry County] or (517) 541-2630 [Eaton County].

Vaccination requirements for school/ preschool/childcare entry are implemented to maintain high vaccination coverage and protect children from vaccine-preventable diseases. Before a child can attend childcare, preschool, kindergarten, seventh grade, or enroll in a new school district in Michigan; parents or guardians are required to produce documentation that confirms their child has either received the required immunizations or have a valid immunization waiver.

Find State Summary Reports by school buildings or preschool/childcare sites that measure compliance with immunization requirements among children enrolled in seventh grade, kindergarten, preschool, childcare and new entrants to the school district (click on the "School, Preschool & Childcare Immunizations" header).

Non-medical immunization waiver appointments can be scheduled by calling the immunization department at (269) 945-9516 [Barry County] or (517) 541-2630 [Eaton County].