Vaccines for Children (VFC) is a federally funded entitlement program that provides vaccines at no cost to children who meet one of the following eligibility requirements:
-- receive Medicaid
-- without health insurance
-- have health insurance but it does not cover immunizations
-- American Indian or Alaskan Native
Since its inception in 1994, the VFC Program has improved vaccine availability, increased immunization coverage, and reduced disparities in access to health care.

Our health department provides a variety of services to people of all ages and income. Some examples of these are immunizations, family planning, blood pressure clinics, WIC, equipment loans, medication setup and much more. Feel free to call or visit for additional information

Services available for low income and uninsured individuals.

Provides personal and public health services in Yellowstone County and in south-central Montana.

Services Include:

• Clinical care
• Dental care
• Pharmacy
• Immunizations
• WIC
• Medical assistance programs
• Hospice and home care services
• Public health prevention programs

Provides childhood immunizations on a walk-in basis. Able to bill most insurance and sliding fee also available. Offer lead and lice screenings as well.

Services include:
-Immunizations for children and adults, including travel vaccinations.
-WIC access
-Safety and parenting resources and information

General vaccine information and finder.

FAQs about vaccines, including general vaccine safety, and specific vaccines.

Find Vaccine: Locate vaccines by type and location. Call first to schedule an appointment and verify vaccine supplies.

Project of:

• Boston Children's Hospital
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
• Harvard Medical School
• HealthMap