Protection in every stage of life Vaccines are not just for children. Adults also need recommended vaccines to help protect against illnesses such as influenza, COVID-19, shingles, pneumonia, RSV and whooping cough. Which vaccines you need depends on factors such as your age, medical history, health conditions, occupation and travel plans. If you’re unsure whether you are up-to-date on your vaccinations, talk with your primary care physician or advanced practice provider. Together, you can review your vaccine history and determine which immunizations are recommended to help keep you and your family healthy. Find your PCP Contact a Faith Health primary care physician or advanced practice provider near you. • Battle Creek: 402-675-9065 • Humphrey: 402-923-0150 • Laurel: 402-256-3042 • Neligh: 402-887-1313 • Norfolk—Medical Offices North: 402-844-8205 • Norfolk—Sunny Meadow: 402-370-4100 • Pierce: 402-329-4195 • Wakefield: 402-287-2267 • Wayne: 402-375-2500 MYTHVaccines cause autism or other diseases. FACT Extensive research has found no evidence that vaccines cause autism. A 1998 study that suggested a connection was later retracted because of serious scientific and ethical concerns. Today, vaccines continue to be carefully studied and monitored for safety. Most side effects are mild and temporary, such as soreness at the injection site, fatigue or a low-grade fever. Serious reactions are rare. www.faith.health 5
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