The New York Citywide Immunization Registry (CIR) keeps immunization records for all children and adults who live in the city. CIR consolidates immunization information and shares it with health care …

Find out your practice’s immunization coverage rates according to the CIR and produce recall and/or reminder lists or produce letters and address labels. Coverage Reminder/Recall Guide (PDF)

The NYC Health Department's Citywide Immunization Registry (CIR) collects New Yorkers' vaccine records to help ensure that people receive life-saving immunizations, to monitor vaccination rates …

Access to immunization records in the CIR is limited to licensed health care providers, parents or legal guardians/custodians, health officials and authorized agencies only.

The CIR provides you with a permanent and easily accessible record of your immunizations. Participation in the CIR is voluntary for people 19 and older, so immunizations you receive after 18 …

CIR: Provider's Frequently Asked Questions The City Health code Section 11.07 and New York State Public Health Law 2168 require that all health care providers who order the administration of an …

If the provider has obtained records from the CIR, and the CIR record indicates additional vaccination dates after the child’s last visit to the practice, this may mean that the child transferred care to …

Each facility, hospital or practice location that administers vaccinations must have a CIR facility code to exchange data with the CIR. The CIR facility code is a unique identifier based on address location …

The Citywide Immunization Registry (CIR) is a central record-keeping system used to track the immunization status of individual children and monitor immunization levels in the population.

Search allows you to search the CIR for an individual’s immunization record. If you cannot find an individual, and believe the individual was born in NYC after 1995, please call the CIR for assistance, …