The Arizona Partnership for Immunization

09/29/2025

Measles cases are still on the rise in Mohave County, fortunately the Public Health Department continues to see residents visiting their clinics to get updated on their vaccine. Read more below.

"Residents are absolutely choosing to get vaccinated. We’ve seen strong participation in our MMR (measles, mumps and rubella vaccine) clinics, and many community members who received their first dose are now coming back for their second," Lagana said.

Mohave County in Arizona and Washington County in Utah had reported a total of 78 measles cases between them, as of Sept. 25, 2025.

09/25/2025

TAPI is at the 1st Annual Community Health Fair at Phoenix College today. It is great to connect with students and community members to answer questions and provide science-based resources.

09/15/2025

Gov. Hobbs signed an executive order to expand COVID-19 vaccine administration in pharmacies without requiring a prescription. In the coming weeks, this means you will not need to ask for a prescription to get vaccinated at your pharmacy, if you are eligible to receive the COVID vaccine.

Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs signed an executive order this week to expand access to COVID vaccines after the U.S. Health Department narrowed eligibility. The order came after pharmacies began requiring a prescription for shots.

09/13/2025

🚨 Governor Hobbs has signed Executive Order 2025-09 to expand access to the 2025/2026 COVID-19 vaccine.

ADHS celebrates this move to ensure vaccines are accessible to Arizonans 6 months & older. Follow Arizona Department of Health Services to learn more. The standing order to access the vaccine is coming soon.

09/13/2025

TAPI is tabling at the AZ Nurses Convention today. Stop by, say hello, and gather some immunization education materials for your office!

09/08/2025

Are you having issues getting a COVID vaccine this Fall? A few local residents share their experiences. We recommend you call your doctor or health care provider and ask for a prescription for this year's COVID vaccine.

Access to the COVID-19 vaccine isn’t as easy as it once was as the feds update guidance on who should be getting the immunization. Here's what it means in Arizona.

09/02/2025

If you are looking for your yearly COVID vaccine this Fall, there are a few things you need to know.

✅You might need a prescription
📞If you get your vaccine at your local pharmacy, call them first
🩺Talk to your health care provider if you are told you need a prescription

A yearly COVID vaccine provides important protection. Talk to your healthcare provider about if the vaccine is right for you and your family.

TUCSON, Ariz. (KVOA) - This fall, Arizona residents seeking COVID-19 vaccinations are facing new hurdles due to stricter federal guidelines and a current prescription requirement. Arizona is one of 13

09/01/2025

You work hard. Your time off should be used to rest and refuel, not recover. Make sure you’re up-to-date on health-protecting vaccinations.

08/26/2025

We hope everyone in the Phoenix area was safe during the massive storm yesterday.

A major monsoon storm hit the Phoenix metro area and Pinal County, marking the largest of 2025. Tens of thousands are without power, and delays at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport have been extensive.

08/25/2025

Keep your whole family up to date with their vaccines.

08/25/2025

COVID vaccine recommendations might feel a little confusing for your children this year. This article has some good pointers on who to talk to.

Banner Medical Center Pediatrician Dr. Russell Horton shared advice to parents on the differing recommendations.

“I would always encourage that parents bring this to their pediatricians first and foremost because it can get really confusing. There is a lot of misinformation out there,” Dr. Horton explained.

Read the full article below.

A Valley doctor is weighing in on differing COVID vaccine recommendations from two national agencies.

05/07/2025

Every day is nurses day in our book! Thank you for all you do!