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Welcome to VACCINE TRACK!
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Our goal is to create long-lasting solutions with key partners to address the challenges and necessary public policy reforms for vaccination needs in communities facing the largest gaps
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The COVID-19 pandemic elevated the public’s understanding of the value of vaccines and the importance of data in
helping to prevent disease and death, especially in adult and older adult population
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Despite heightened awareness, adult immunization rates across disease states have declined.
As a country, we may find ourselves facing public health crises for several preventable diseases
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Data availability and transparency related to COVID-19 vaccines was robust, real-time and played a critical role in highlighting vaccination trends,
but publicly available data for routine immunization is still limited and may lag by a year or more
Vaccine Track provides a quarterly look at claims data for vaccines in the U.S. adult population – offering perspective on trends for
recommended vaccines to help inform and achieve
Healthy People 2030 immunization objectives.
This is the first-time comprehensive data across payers has been made publicly available. Analyses of the claims and trends may be
further refined and updated in future versions of the tool.
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U.S. adult vaccination trends (based on claims data)
Indicates change in medical and pharmacy vaccination claims (increase or decrease) in comparison to 2019.
Source: IQVIA
Data is sourced from IQVIA’s universe of real world office-based medical and retail based pharmacy claims.
National volume is projected to the full universe of office-based AMA physicians (medical) and retail pharmacy claims.
Subnational volume is raw medical claims and projected retail pharmacy claims.