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MnVFC Program Basics

The Minnesota Vaccines for Children (MnVFC) program is Minnesota’s version of the federal Vaccines for Children (VFC) program which works to make vaccine accessible and affordable for all children. The program distributes about $39 million worth of vaccines to public and private clinics in Minnesota each year. It is run by the Immunization Program at the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH).

How do you enroll in MnVFC?

Before starting the enrollment process, review the Policy and Procedure Manual for the MnVFC Program to be sure you know the requirements for participating in the MnVFC Program.

  • Call the MnVFC program at 651-201-5522 to start the enrollment process.
  • A packet of information and forms will be sent to you.
  • Carefully review and complete all documents and return to the address provided.
  • Once the forms are received by the MnVFC program they will be reviewed for completeness. If any information is missing, the forms will be returned highlighting the missing information. When the completed forms are returned, your site will be placed on a waiting list for an enrollment visit by MnVFC staff.
  • You must have a visit before you are allowed to order. Once the site visit is completed, any corrections are completed and you have been assigned a PIN#, you will be eligible to order MnVFC vaccine.
  • Place your first order for MnVFC vaccine within 90 days from your initial site visit. If you wait longer you will have to have another enrollment site visit.

Program requirements

 

Updated Thursday, 27-Dec-2012 14:57:34 CST