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In general, if your primary care doctor doesn't have it, try your high school. If they don't, try your pediatrician. (Or your parents, potentially.) We're real
by lkbm 8y ago
In general, if your primary care doctor doesn't have it, try your high school. If they don't, try your pediatrician. (Or your parents, potentially.)
We're really bad about centralized health data in the US, but schools keep track of immunization data. How long they retain your records will no doubt vary.
- wtallis 8y agoIn my state (NC) there's a statewide database that physicians report immunizations to. Prior to its creation in 2005, county health departments were a good source for immunization records (they typically handle immunizations done in schools, IIRC).