April 4, 2024

Adults Eligible for Free COVID-19 Vaccinations

Are you aware that the CDC's Bridge Access Program offers free COVID-19 vaccines to uninsured adults and those whose insurance doesn't fully cover vaccination costs? This crucial initiative is scheduled to conclude on December 31, 2024. Explore the various resources dedicated to promoting the program and enhancing equitable access.

Where can someone get a no-cost COVID-19

vaccine through the Bridge Access Program?

Boost your vaccine campaign efforts with the WAVE immunization microsite!


Explore our comprehensive resources, including access to the CDC Bridge Access Program and a dedicated section on Billing and Payment Resources. Stay updated with regularly updated information and additional resources by visiting it frequently.

COVID-19 Data Reflects Encouraging Trends, Though Remain Above Baseline


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RSV in Older Adults: What's the Latest?

Q: What is the CDC's recommendation on RSV vaccination for older adults?


A: The CDC recommends adults aged 60+ may receive a single dose of either the GSK Arexvy or Pfizer Abrysvo RSV vaccine using a shared clinical decision-making approach between providers and patients, considering individual risk factors for severe RSV disease.

Visit the CDC website for a list of FAQs about RSV Vaccine for Adults.

Events & Education

Office Hours for Infection Preventionists


Join our IP3 group for a lively discussion with other infection preventionists to share new infection prevention ideas and discover new strategies.


This group is hosted by Melanie Ronda, MSN, RN, and Mary Ellen Casey, MSN, RN every Thursday at 11 am ET.

Stay informed about vaccine updates:


  • Visit our WAVE page to access up-to-date resources to support your efforts

Keep the learning going:


  • Visit our calendar to register for upcoming events
  • Access on-demand training with IPRO Learn!

For questions or technical assistance:


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