Vaccines are available for qualified individuals who do not have a medical home at our clinics by appointment only. We experience high volumes during late July and early August; please plan accordingly. A parent or guardian must accompany children under 18.
By appointment only
- Denton: 940-349-2900
- Lewisville: 972-434-4700
Texas Vaccines for Children (TVFC) Program
TVFC Eligibility:
Denton County Public Health provides vaccines through the TVFC program. Any child 18 years of age or younger and meets one of the following criteria is eligible for the TVFC program:
- Enrolled in CHIP or Children’s Medicaid
- UNinsured
- Alaskan Native or American Indian (in accordance with 25 USC 1603)
- UNDERinsured (one of the following):
- A child whose private health insurance does not cover vaccines
- A child whose private health insurance covers only selected vaccines - (DCPH) can provide the vaccines that are not covered
- A child whose private health insurance caps the amount it will cover for vaccines
What You Should Bring
- Cash, credit, or debit card if you are uninsured or underinsured - $10 per vaccine (Note: 3% fee on credit/debit transactions)
- Clinic paperwork
- A complete shot record is required (a note from a school nurse is not sufficient)
- Medicaid or CHIP card
- Our clinics experience high volumes during late July and early August; please plan accordingly
- A parent or guardian must accompany those under 18
Routine Adult Immunizations
Vaccinations are available to uninsured adults (age 19 and older), provided by the state Adult Safety Net (ASN) program. Those with Texas Medicaid may qualify for some vaccines (not provided by the ASN program).
What You Should Bring
- Cash, credit, or debit card-$10 per vaccine (Note: 3% fee on credit/debit transactions)
- Clinic paperwork:
- Medicaid card
- Shot record
Travel Immunizations
Denton County Public Health provides the following travel vaccines; Hepatitis A ($65), Typhoid ($100). Private health insurance is not billed. Yellow Fever vaccine supplies have been limited in the United States and are currently only available at Tarrant County Public Health.
Determine what medications and vaccines you need for your trip on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention website.
What You Should Bring
- Cash, credit, or debit card (Note: 3% fee on credit/debit transactions)
- Clinic paperwork:
- Shot record
Texas Vaccines for Children
Since its inception in 1994, Texas has participated in the Federal Vaccines for Children (VFC) Program. Our version is called the Texas Vaccines for Children Program, or TVFC. This program guarantees that vaccines would be available at no cost to providers, in order to immunize children who meet the eligibility requirements.
Today there are more than 3,000 Texas medical providers enrolled in TVFC. Texas leads the nation in the number of uninsured and underinsured children. Many of these children are not receiving the complete series of immunizations required to protect them from vaccine-preventable diseases. This program ensures that there is not a financial barrier for children without private health insurance.