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  • Public Health
  • Vaccinology
  • Healthcare Administration

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  • School-located vaccination (SLV) has a history of reducing vaccine-preventable diseases in the US.
  • Past SLV programs were often unfunded or grant-dependent, focusing on catch-up immunizations or outbreak response.
  • Current challenges include limited success in office-based adolescent immunization and modest reimbursement rates.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To explore the creation of financially sustainable school-located vaccination (SLV) programs.
  • To identify practical administrative and billing models for SLV programs.
  • To address barriers to adolescent immunization, particularly reimbursement issues.

Main Methods:

  • Analysis of historical SLV program funding and implementation.
  • Evaluation of potential administrative models for sustainable SLV programs.
  • Consideration of academic medical centers (AMCs) and health departments as coordinating entities.

Main Results:

  • Limited success of office-based adolescent immunization necessitates alternative strategies.
  • Modest reimbursement rates pose a significant barrier to adolescent immunization.
  • AMCs offer potential for SLV due to billing capabilities, nonprofit status, and infrastructure.
  • Health departments are exploring private insurance billing, positioning them for SLV coordination.

Conclusions:

  • Financially sustainable school-located vaccination (SLV) programs are needed to improve adolescent immunization.
  • Academic medical centers present a viable option for SLV administration and billing.
  • Health departments are also well-suited to coordinate and bill for SLV services.