The Pike County Health Department offers the Vaccine for Children Program. This program specifically provides vaccinations to children from birth through 18 years of age that have Medicaid insurance, K-chip, no insurance, or are considered under-insured (insurance doesn’t cover vaccinations). We provide all vaccinations to keep your child healthy into adulthood!

The Pike County Health Department keeps vaccinations in stock for private insurance as well! These vaccinations cover children and adults. We can bill your insurance for this service. The vaccinations that are kept in stock can vary due to demand. Feel free to call our office to see if we have what you need in stock!

Is your child up to date on their immunizations? Check out the CDC’s easy to read vaccination schedules.

Need immunizations for oversea travel? Check out the CDC’s Traveler Health page. You can get up-to-date information on vaccinations, outbreaks, best travel practices, etc. The Pike County Health Department does not provide typhoid, yellow fever, malaria, or rabies vaccinations for overseas travel.

Did you know the Pike County Health Department has some special immunization projects where adults may be able to obtain vaccinations for free? Read about our ongoing vaccine programs below.

Adult Vaccine Program

Vaccines for uninsured adults are available for free to ensure all adults have the availability to stay up to date on vaccines. The vaccines kept in stock vary based on demand and availability. If a disease outbreak occurs, some vaccines may be available for all adults regardless of insurance status. Call to inquire about what may be available to you!