SERVICES

PEDIATRIC IMMUNIZATION SCHEDULE

  • 2 months old: DTaP#1, 1PV#1, *Comvax (HBV#1 & Hib#1)
  • 4 months old: DTaP#1, 1PV#1, *Comvax (HBV#2 & Hib#2)
  • 6 months old: DTaP#3
  • 12 months old: MMR#1, Varivax, OPV#1, PPD
  • 15 months old: DTaP#1, *Comvax (HBV#3 & Hib#3)
  • 4 years old: MMR#2, DTaP#5, OPV#2, PPD

11-12 years old:

Td Booster (If at least 5 years have passed since the child received a DTaP, DTP or DT), or 10years after DTaP, DTP or DT.

Infants who have received two HBV other than Comvax on or before 1 month of age:

  • 2 months old: DTaP#1, IPV#1, *Comvax (HBV#2 & Hib#1)
  • 4 months old: DTaP#2, Hib#2, IPV#2
  • 6 months old: DTaP#3, Hib#3
  • 12 months old: MMR#1, Varivax, OPV#1, PPD
  • 15 months old: DTaP#4, *Comvax (HBV#3 & Hib#4)

Infants who have received two HBV's other than Comvax before 2 months of age:

  • 2 months old: DTaP#1, Hib#1, IPV#1
  • 4 months old: DTaP#2, Hib#2, IPV#2
  • 6 months old: DTaP#3, Hib#3
  • 12 months old: MMR#1, Viravax, OPV#1, PPD
  • 15 months old: DTaP#4, *Comvax (HBV#3 & Hib#4)

SEE ABOVE FOR 4 YEARS OLD and 11-12 YEARS OLD.

The pediatrician will note in the progress notes that COMVAX is to be administrated. The nurse will note on the immunization flow sheet and on the child's immunization card that Comvax was administrated.

Most forms of insurance coverage, including Medicaid and Medicare are accepted. Patients who do not have insurance are eligible for services through a sliding scale fee arrangement. Immunizations are available at low or "no out of pocket cost" for qualifying families. Visa and MasterCard are accepted.

PEDIATRIC STAFF
Sebika Basu, MD, FAAP
Chief of Pediatrics
Andrea Taylor, RN Nurse Manager, Pediatrics
Appointments and Information
Call 908.753.6401, extension 1923
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