"Max The Vax" Program is a health communication program to help improve the immunization rates for adult Latino's in the Charlotte area of NC. Latinos are often at higher risk for outbreaks of Infectious Diseases due to no insurance, low-income, and low education.
"Max The Vax" Program is a health communication program to help improve the immunization rates for adult Latino's in the Charlotte area of NC. Latinos are often at higher risk for outbreaks of Infectious Diseases due to no insurance, low-income, and low education.
"Max The Vax" Program is a health communication program to help improve the immunization rates for adult Latino's in the Charlotte area of NC. Latinos are often at higher risk for outbreaks of Infectious Diseases due to no insurance, low-income, and low education.
program to help improve the immunization rates for
adult Latinos in the Charlotte area of NC. Latinos are often at higher risk for outbreaks of infectious diseases due to no insurance, low-income, and low education. This program will collaborate with the National Council of La Raza to encourage strategies providers, clinics, and community programs can utilize to reach the Latino population. We focus on reducing barriers and increasing access to improve the overall immunization delivery through culturally appropriate interventions. Participants also receive a free bi-lingual shot health record upon their visit. Together we can maximize the vaccines for Latinos!
Vaccines: Dose for Life
Max The Vax Program
CALL TODAY TO GET YOUR VACCINES!
Most insurances cover vaccines at no cost, however if you dont have insurance contact your local health department to ask for assistance. Mecklenburg County Health Dept. 704-336-4700 Williams Community Health Center 704-393-7720 Matthews Free Medical Clinic 704-841-8882
For more information or to receive this
brochure in Spanish please contact: Sherese Brooks Rodriguez Phone: 704-555-8120 http://immunizationsblog.weebly.com References: 1. Adults Need Vaccines Too. Center for Disease Control and Prevention website. http://www.cdc.gov/Features/AdultImmunizations/. Updated August 15, 2015. Accessed December 3, 2015. 2. NFID News: Reasons to get vaccinated. National Foundation for Infectious Disease website. https://nfid.wordpress.com/2015/08/01/10-reasons-togetvaccinated/. Published August 1, 2015. Accessed December 4, 2015. 3. Vaccine Preventable Diseases Infographic. National Foundation for Infectious Diseases website. http://www.adultvaccination.org/resources/vpd-infographic. Accessed December 4, 2015.
Did you know adults need vaccines
too? Adult Latinos have low rates of immunizations in NC.
Call today to get your vaccines
updated!
Top 10 reasons to get vaccinated:
For Infants
Adult Immunization Schedule:
And
1. Vaccine preventable diseases havent
disappeared. 2. Vaccines are safe
Children Only
3. Vaccine-preventable diseases are
expensive
Vaccines are one of the greatest public
4. Vaccines help keep you healthy
health success stories, and while US
5. When you get sick your children and
grandchildren are at risk too
immunization rates for children and
adolescents are high, adult immunization
6. Vaccines prevent disability and death
rates remain low. As a result, each year
more than 50,000 US adults die due to
7. You dont have time to get sick
vaccinepreventable diseases.
8. You may be at risk for disease that
you can prevent Call Your Doctor Today You can make an immunization-only appointment. You will receive a free bilingual shot health record when you visit. Adult vaccines are available at: Doctors Offices Pharmacies Workplaces Health Clinics Local Health Departments
9. You can get financial assistance to
pay for vaccines 10. Not all vaccines last from childhood to adulthood