Getting started.
Who this helps
Children in Maine ages 0 to 18 may receive recommended vaccines, regardless of insurance status.
How to get started
A provider may charge an administration fee when giving the vaccine.
Find a provider.
Open Maine CDC's Get Vaccinated page and choose the Provider List link to find a participating clinic.
Arrange a visit.
Contact a provider on Maine CDC's Provider List to ask which recommended vaccines it offers and how to arrange a visit.
Ask about fees.
Ask the provider whether an administration fee applies.
How they can help.
Maine CDC supplies vaccines to participating providers. Providers may charge an administration fee, but the vaccine dose is at no cost.
- Recommended vaccines for children ages 0 to 18
- Vaccines at pediatrician and family medicine offices, school-based health centers, federally qualified health centers, and public health clinics
- 2026-2027 COVID-19 and influenza vaccines for children
A few questions before you go.
Check how the service works, when it is available, and any costs. Ask about communication or accessibility support if you need it.
- Which vaccines are recommended for my child?
- Can my child get vaccinated if we do not have insurance?
- Where can my child get vaccinated?
- Could an administration fee apply?