Immunization Information

Vaccination recommendations and pharmacy services can change over time. CDC maintains the current U.S. adult immunization schedule, while the vaccines a particular pharmacy can administer depend on current services, state rules, patient age, clinical eligibility, and product availability.

Start with the current recommendation

Adults can use CDC’s current immunization schedule to identify vaccines that may be recommended by age, medical condition, risk factor, or other indication. A healthcare professional can then review individual history, prior doses, contraindications, and timing.

Pharmacy vaccination access

CDC notes that many local pharmacies offer recommended adult vaccines, but it also advises calling ahead because pharmacy vaccine availability and prescription requirements can vary. That principle is especially important for a page that should remain accurate over time.

Confirm Bridge Pharmacy’s current service

This page does not state that Bridge Pharmacy currently offers any particular vaccine. It also does not list Ebola, malaria, COVID-19, influenza, shingles, RSV, or any other vaccine as a guaranteed current Bridge service. Contact the pharmacy directly to ask which immunization services, if any, are currently offered, what ages are eligible, whether an appointment or prescription is needed, and whether the vaccine is in stock.