Immunizations (Vaccines)

If you or a loved one is due for an immunization, call your doctor to set up an appointment today. Check to see which immunizations are covered. Review recommendations by age range.

Members who have CareFirst prescription drug benefits can get their vaccines at these national participating pharmacies in any state.

Members who do not have CareFirst prescription drug benefits can get their vaccines at these regional participating pharmacies in the CareFirst service area.

Prepare for Flu Season

With the added risk of COVID-19, it’s more important than ever to protect yourself and the ones you love by getting a flu shot.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends everyone six months of age and older receive the flu vaccine before the beginning of the flu season each fall.

You'll pay $0 for your flu shot at one of our in-network participating pharmacies.

COVID-19 Vaccine Information

To protect your health and safety, and those you love, it’s important to get the vaccine and stay up to date on boosters.

CareFirst members will pay $0 for any authorized COVID-19 vaccine.

Rules and regulations have relaxed regarding masking and social distancing. With that, the likelihood of being exposed to COVID has increased significantly. You can continue to reduce the spread of disease by:

  • Wearing a mask
  • Practicing social distancing
  • Washing your hands

We will continue we will continue to update this page and our COVID-19 vaccine resources with information. Here are some additional resources to help you stay informed:

Young CareFirst members playing soccer

For Infants and Children (birth through 6 years)

Recommended immunizations and when to get them: CDC schedule and recommendations

CareFirst preteen member ziplining

For Preteens and Teens (7 through 18 Years)

Recommended immunizations and when to get them: CDC schedule and recommendations

CareFirst health insurance member outside

For Adults (19 Years and Older)

Recommended immunizations and when to get them: CDC schedule and recommendations

For more information visit the CDC site for vaccines.