For patients
Your vaccination records, where available online.
Look for vaccination records by connecting supported patient portals or searching the national exchange through the Flexpa app. Immunizations can appear when a connected source returns them. The app is not proof that your vaccination history is complete; ask the provider that gave a missing vaccine for its record.
Updated 2026-11-11
How it works
- Connectportal or exchange
- Authorizesign in or verify identity
- Reviewavailable immunizations
- Check gapsask the vaccine provider
Where vaccination records come from
- Your doctors' and hospitals' patient portals.
- Records found through the national exchange (TEFCA).
- Your health plan, when it holds clinical data.
Good to know
Your history is only as complete as the records your providers kept. A vaccine given at a pharmacy or clinic that doesn't participate may not appear. Check with the place that gave it if something is missing.
What you can ask
- “List the immunizations in my available records”
- “What dates are recorded for my tetanus vaccinations?”
- “What vaccination questions should I ask my doctor?”
Questions
How can I get my vaccination records online?
Connect supported sources in the Flexpa app and look for immunizations in the records returned. If a vaccination is missing, ask the provider that administered it for a record.
Can I share vaccination records for school or travel?
The Flexpa app supports sharing available records through a passcode-protected SMART Health Link or QR code. Ask the school or destination whether it accepts that format and whether it needs other documentation.
Can AI tell me if I'm up to date?
An assistant connected through Flexpa can summarize available immunization records. Ask your doctor to assess which vaccines you need; a summary of retrieved records is not confirmation that you are up to date.
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