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What information is reported to the CIR?

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What information is reported to the CIR?

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• All immunizations administered to individuals 18 years and younger and immunizations given to older individuals with consent. • Past immunizations given by other health care providers that have not already been reported. Are immunizations given to Individuals age 19 and older reported? Immunizations administered to Individuals age 19 and above may be reported to the Registry when the provider has obtained written consent from the patient. A sample form that can be used for such consent can be obtained by calling (212) 676-2323, or obtained online, CIR Reporting Consent Form for Individuals 19 years or Over. Is parental permission required to report immunizations? No. Parental consent is not required to report immunizations given to individuals age 18 or younger. The NYC Health Code mandates reporting of immunizations for individuals age 18 or younger. What information is currently in the Registry? As of November 2005 the Registry contained immunization records for more than 2.5 milli

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