Immunization Schedule
Serving Logan, WV
304-831-0073
Serving Logan, WV
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Providing Optimal Immunization Schedules

Keep Your Child Healthy With Proper Immunization

In today’s world, nothing is more important than keeping your child healthy and safe. At Logan Pediatrics, we help you with that goal by providing the best in pediatric care and immunizations. 

Immunizations have been one of the best ways to keep your child healthy. Immunizations can be regularly scheduled with us to ensure the proper dosage and to keep your 1-month old child safe from serious illness, including Hepatitis A and B, polio, meningitis, and more.
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Immunization Schedule We Recommend

If you have questions about immunizations, call us today. Our staff is always available to answer any questions or concerns you may have. 

Immunizations are a recommended approach to keep your child healthy. The Centers for Disease Control and Logan Pediatrics recommend the following time frame for immunizations.

REQUIRED AGES FOR VACCINATIONS:
  • 1 - 3 Days     Hep B#1
  • 2 Months      Dtap #1, Hib #1, IPV #1, Hep B #2, PCV #1, RotaTeq #1
  • 4 Months      Dtap #2, Hib #2; IPV #2, PCV #2, RotaTeq #2
  • 6 Months      Dtap #3, Hib #3, IPV #3, Hep B #3, PCV #3, RotaTeq #3, Flu #1
  • 7 Months      Flu #2
  • 12 Months     MMR #1 Var #1, PCV #4, Hep A #1
  • 15 Months     Dtap #4, Hib #4
  • 24 Months     Hep A #2
  • 4-5 Years       Dtap #5, IPV #4, MMR #2, Var #2, Hep A #1 (if not given)
  • 11 - 13 Years  Tdap, MCV #4, HPV#1, Hep A #1 (If not given)
                                  HPV #2  (last dose) if received before 15 Year
                                  HPV #3  (fast dose) If HPV #2 received after 15 Years
  • 16 Years         MCV #2, Men & #1 (schedule Men B #2 in 1 Month)

We accept the following insurance: Aetna – Choice POS II, Blue Cross and Blue Shield – BlueCard PPO, Carelink Health Plans PPO, Cigna – Open Access, Cigna HMO, and more. 
We accept all insurances.
Call: 304-831-0073
We follow the immunization schedules as recommended by the Centers for Disease Control.
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