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1. What is ImmTrac?

ImmTrac is a secure and confidential immunization registry available to all Texans. ImmTrac remembers which vaccines you’ve had when you can’t. This free service provided by the State of Texas safely stores all immunization records in one electronic system. Texas law requires written consent for ImmTrac participation and limits access only to providers that have been authorized by law.

Please visit the ImmTrac website for detailed information on participating in ImmTrac as a parent, individual, or healthcare provider. We can also help you sign up at either Denton County Public Health (DCPH) clinic!

2. How does ImmTrac help?

Medical providers authorized to use ImmTrac can see what immunizations your child has already had, even if they were given in another city or county in Texas. So when your child comes in for shots, your child gets only those that he or she needs.

• This means that your child won’t be under-vaccinated and more susceptible to diseases.
• Your child won’t be over-vaccinated either, so he or she does not have to go through any more discomfort than is necessary.
• ImmTrac can also print out a shot record you can use to get your child into school or childcare.
• Using ImmTrac, immunization providers can remind you to bring your child in for shots that are due or to notify you about shots that are overdue.

3. How can I sign up?

We can also sign you or your children up at both Denton County Public Health (DCPH) clinics; simply complete the appropriate forms and bring it and your complete shot record to either of our clinics.

• ImmTrac Consent for adults in English and Spanish (18 and older) (PDF)
• ImmTrac Consent for minors in English and Spanish (ages 0 to 17 years) (PDF)