Every time you or your child gets a vaccine, report it here so that you have a complete record of your immunizations and they are submitted to your local Public Health unit.

Jul 13, 2023 · To access your or your child’s vaccine record, please contact your primary health care provider or your local, provincial or territorial public health unit. Select your province or territory to be …

The Ontario Publicly Funded Immunization Schedule starts at two months old. Refer to the side panel of the screen, your yellow card or the chart provided as you enter the dates and brand name of …

Jun 26, 2025 · To access your child’s records, check with providers where they were immunized, including: You can log into Immunization Connect Ontario (ICON), a secure online Ministry of Health …

Mar 4, 2022 · Your child should receive their vaccinations in this order, and within these timeframes. Remember to bring the yellow immunization record booklet to every vaccination appointment. Learn …

If you do not already have a card or booklet to keep track of your immunizations, ask your doctor, nurse or local public health office if they provide these. You can also download the CANImmunize app to …

Nov 26, 2025 · Every time you or your child gets an immunization, report it to your Public Health Unit using ICON. You can also use ICON to keep track of your immunizations and can upload or …

Reporting your child's vaccinations is required to register for school or child care. Doctors do not report vaccinations. You can report and view your child's vaccinations online. You can also attach a photo …

Learn about the features of the CANImmunize App and how it can help you stay up to date on your immunization records!

Jun 4, 2025 · What is a Child’s Vaccine Record? The “Vaccine Record Card” (also known as the Personal Immunization Yellow Card) is a physical booklet or card where a child’s doctor or …