Vaccines in Kuna & Nampa
At Advanced Family Medicine, we support childhood immunizations and recognize the vital role vaccines play in safeguarding the health of your children and community.
request an appointmentGetting your child vaccinated helps protect them and also helps protect others in your community, such as a friend who cannot receive certain vaccines or a neighbor’s newborn who is too young to be fully vaccinated. When everyone who can get vaccinated does, it helps prevent the spread of disease throughout the community.
While we encourage childhood immunizations, we also recognize and respect a parent’s right to make choices about their child’s healthcare. Our goal is to provide clear information and answer your questions so you can make a good decision for your family, without judgment and with sound, evidence-based guidance. Please bring any questions you have about immunizations to any of our providers or clinical staff.
In partnership with the state of Idaho, we offer all recommended childhood immunizations in a safe, friendly environment, including DTaP, Hepatitis A and B, Hib, HPV, seasonal influenza, MMR, MMRV, meningococcal ACWY and B, pneumococcal conjugate, polio, rotavirus, Tdap, and varicella vaccines. For details on the current recommended immunization schedule for children, adolescents, and adults, visit the CDC’s immunization schedule page.
Vaccines are available for patients of every age as part of routine family medicine visits, and can also be reviewed during your child’s annual physical exam. Adults planning international travel can also review our vaccination information page for additional guidance. Vaccines are offered at both our Kuna and Nampa offices.
Frequently Asked Questions About Vaccines
What vaccines do you offer?
We offer all recommended childhood immunizations, including DTaP, Hepatitis A and B, Hib, HPV, influenza, MMR, MMRV, meningococcal, pneumococcal, polio, rotavirus, Tdap, and varicella vaccines.
Do you offer vaccines for adults as well as children?
Yes, we provide vaccines for patients of all ages, including adults and those preparing for international travel.
Can I ask questions before deciding on a vaccine schedule?
Yes, our providers and clinical staff are happy to answer your questions and help you make an informed decision for your family.
Can vaccines be given during a regular check-up?
Yes, vaccines can be given as part of a routine family medicine visit or physical exam.
Where can I find the recommended immunization schedule?
You can view the current recommended schedule on the CDC website.
Are vaccines available at both office locations?
Yes, vaccines are available at both our Kuna and Nampa offices.