Public Vaccine Program Access, Enrollment, and Withdrawal

The Immunization Unit needs to know when Vaccine Coordinators and Primary Physician/Practitioners join or leave a practice. 

Send changes two ways: 

1. Submit the WyIR User Access Request form to create a new WyIR user account

Email the details of the change(s) to the Provider Support Specialist at wdh.pvpreporting@wyo.gov.

The Adult Hepatitis Vaccine (AHV) Program is a state-funded vaccine program that allows Wyoming residents to receive Hepatitis A and B immunizations at no cost from participating public and private healthcare providers. Wyoming residents, aged 19 and older who are uninsured or underinsured, may receive Hepatitis A and B immunizations through this program at participating provider locations.

Resources

• Eligibility Table for Adult Hepatitis Vaccine Program (pdf)
• Sample AHV Eligibility Screening Form (doc)
• 2021 Adult Hepatitis Provider Agreement (pdf)

An underinsured person is a person who has commercial (private) health insurance, but the coverage does not include vaccines; a person whose insurance covers only selected vaccines (VUA-eligible for non-covered vaccines only); or a person whose insurance caps vaccine coverage at a certain amount. Once that coverage amount is reached, the person is categorized as underinsured.

Influenza (flu) vaccines are available seasonally, please contact wdh.pvpreporting@wyo.gov for more information.

Find the flu cheat sheet on the Training Library web page under “Reference Guides and Cheat Sheets.”

Are you ready to join the team? All Wyoming immunization providers are invited to participate in the Vaccines for Children (VFC) program. New providers can begin the enrollment process by contacting wdh.pvpreporting@wyo.gov or 307-777-7952.

Do you need to update the VFC provider enrollment agreement to remain enrolled in the Public Vaccine Program? Please complete the Vaccines For Children Program Provider Enrollment Agreement form (pdf) and email it to wdh.pvpreporting@wyo.gov.

Vaccines for Children Withdrawal

Providers that are currently enrolled in a Public Vaccine Program and no longer wish to participate must complete the following process and form. Providers are financially responsible for publicly supplied vaccines until they are safely transferred to another provider under the approval of the Immunization Unit.

• Eligibility and Administration Fee Quick Reference Guide (pdf)
• Pediatric Population Form 072023 (pdf)
• Sample VFC/WyVIP Eligibility Screening Form (doc)
• Vaccine Eligibility Table Vaccine VFC ONLY (pdf)
• VFC/WyVIP Patient Eligibility Screening Record (doc)
• Withdrawal Instructions quick reference guide (pdf)
• Withdrawal Form (pdf)

Definitions

• Underinsured: VFC for underinsured is only available at federally qualified health centers, rural health clinics, and deputized provider clinics (all public health nursing (PHN) offices in Wyoming are deputized clinics). Underinsured includes a child who has commercial (private) health insurance, but the coverage does not include vaccines; a child whose insurance covers only selected vaccines (VFC-eligible for non-covered vaccines only); or a child whose insurance caps vaccine coverage at a certain amount. Once that coverage amount is reached, the child is categorized as underinsured.
• A Delegation of Authority may be granted to VFC providers only. The delegation extends VFC authority to vaccinate underinsured VFC- eligible children due to limited capacity or distance from providers. A Delegation of Authority may be granted to VFC Providers only. The delegation extends VFC authority to vaccinate underinsured VFC- eligible children from Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) and Rural Health Clinics (RHCs) to other VFC providers. Extension of this VFC authority is intended to provide underinsured VFC-eligible children with access to VFC vaccines that would otherwise be unavailable due to limited capacity or absence of an FQHC or RHC in a service area.

The Wyoming Vaccinates Important People (WyVIP) program is a state-funded vaccine program that provides affordable vaccines to children who are not eligible for the Vaccines for Children (VFC) program. Only Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHC)s, Rural Health Clinics, and Public Health offices are eligible to participate in the Wyoming Vaccinates Important People (WyVIP) program. Children who are Wyoming residents, 18 years and under, and do not qualify for VFC vaccine are eligible to receive vaccines through the WyVIP program. Influenza, respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), Hepatitis A, meningococcal, HPV, and COVID-19 vaccines are not available through the WyVIP program.

Resources

• • Eligibility and Administration Fee
  • Vaccine Eligibility Table Vaccine VFC WyVIP (pdf)
  • Eligibility Determination Flowchart
  • Pediatric Population Form 072023 (pdf)