Immunization & Tests Checkup Schedule
Your child will be given a series of immunizations beginning as a newborn. These shots provide your child with protection against many dangerous but preventable diseases. In addition, other tests, including blood tests are routinely performed at certain ages. The schedule, as recommended by the American Academy of Pediatrics is listed below.
Birth Hepatitis B –routinely given in the hospital
2 Weeks Checkup with Pediatrician
2 Months Checkup with Pediatrician
Immunizations: DTaP, IPV, Hep B, HIB (may be offered as Pentacel or Pediarix), Prevnar, Rotavirus (oral)
4 Months Check up with Pediatrician
Immunizations: DTaP, IPV, HIB (may be offered as Pentacel), Prevnar, Rotavirus (oral)
6 Months Checkup with Pediatrician
Immunizations: DTaP, IPV, Hep B, HIB (may be offered as Pentacel or Pediarix), Prevnar, Rotavirus (oral)
*Flu Vaccine may be given after 6 months, requires 2 doses 1 months apart for initial vaccine
9 Months Check up with Pediatrician
TB/Lead/Cholesterol Screening questionnaires
Developmental screening
12 Months Check up with Pediatrician
Hemoglobin (may perform lead level screening)
Immunizations: Prevnar, Varivax, Hep A, Flu Vaccine*
15 Months Checkup with Pediatrician
Immunizations: MMR, HIB
18 Months Checkup with Pediatrician
M-CHAT Developmental Screen
Immunizations: DTaP, Hep A
2 Years Checkup with Pediatrician recommended each year
Hemoglobin
M-CHAT Developmental Screen
Immunizations: Hep A, Flu Vaccine*
3 Years Checkup with Pediatrician recommended each year
4 Years Checkup with Pediatrician recommended each year
Hearing & Vision Screens
Immunizations: DTaP, IPV (may be provided as Kinrix), MMR, Varivax
5 Years Checkup with Pediatrician recommended each year
Hearing Screen
Vision Screening from Optham/Optometrist required by state of Kentucky
6-10 Years Checkup with Pediatrician recommended each year
10-Year Checkup –Cholesterol screen
11 Years Checkup with Pediatrician recommended each year
Hearing & Vision Screens
Immunizations: TdaP, Meningococcal, HPV (3-dose series at 0, 2, 6 months)
12-21 Years Checkup with Pediatrician recommended each year
Immunizations: Meningococcal booster as 16-18 years
*Flu Vaccine should be administered yearly in the Fall after 6 months of age, this may be given by injection or nasal mist