Pathways adheres to the immunization recommendations set forth by the CDC, ensuring that individuals are informed about their health options through tools like the adult vaccine quiz and up-to-date vaccine schedules.
For comprehensive immunization recommendations, visit the CDC's website, where you can also find useful tools like the adult vaccine quiz. This resource helps you understand the necessary vaccine schedules to ensure you are up to date with your vaccinations.
Vaccines are recommended for adults based on age, health conditions, job, and other factors. To help determine the best immunization recommendations for you, consider taking our adult vaccine quiz. No personal information will be retained by the CDC. * This vaccine assessment tool applies to adults 19 years or older and aligns with current vaccine schedules.

Why getting vaccinated is important
Influenza (flu) is a potentially serious disease that can lead to hospitalization and sometimes even death. Every flu season is different, and flu can affect people differently. However, during typical flu seasons, millions of people contract the flu, resulting in hundreds of thousands of hospitalizations and thousands to tens of thousands of deaths from flu-related causes. To better understand your risk and the importance of prevention, consider taking an adult vaccine quiz, which can provide insights into immunization recommendations tailored for you. Flu can mean a few days of feeling unwell, missing work, school, or family events, or it can lead to more serious illness, making it crucial to follow vaccine schedules recommended by health authorities.

Vaccine-Specific Requirements
State Laws and Requirements by Vaccine as of May 2025
Your child needs vaccines as they grow! This guide for parents and caregivers ensures that your child is up-to-date on recommended childhood vaccinations, aligning with current immunization recommendations. Additionally, for adults, consider taking an adult vaccine quiz to better understand vaccine schedules and requirements.