Protect. Detect. Know Your Risk.
Life doesn’t “paws” when you’re sick.
As temperatures drop, respiratory illnesses spread and older adults are at high risk for severe infection. Vaccination is the best protection. Depending on your age and health status, it may be recommended for you to get vaccinations for flu, COVID-19, RSV, or pneumococcal infection this fall.
Take the steps to protect yourself and those you love.
About CVEEP
Together, we provide resources and raise awareness about the continued need for vaccination against infectious respiratory diseases across the lifespan and the importance of treatments for those who are eligible.
Find a vaccination location near you.
Simply enter your ZIP code or city to see nearby pharmacies and health centers where you can get more information about vaccination and schedule an appointment.
Who’s At Higher Risk?
People living with conditions such as diabetes, heart disease, chronic lung disease, weakened immune systems, and other chronic diseases face greater danger from respiratory illnesses. Check out our new tool to see whether a vaccine is recommended based on your health condition.
The Risks Are Real
The risks of infectious respiratory disease are real and vaccines are a critical tool that help protect against severe outcomes — particularly for children, pregnant women, older adults and those with underlying medical conditions.
Hear from healthcare providers on their stories and perspectives around the real impact of illness and the importance of prevention.
Infectious Respiratory Diseases
Vaccines
Staying up to date with recommended vaccines is the best way to help avoid severe illness, hospitalization, and death.
Treatments
Learn more about available treatment options and the benefits they offer.
Partners & Conveners
Alliance for Aging Research
Alliance for Aging Research
Visit AAR's WebsiteThe Alliance for Aging Research is the leading nonprofit organization dedicated to changing the narrative to achieve healthy aging and equitable access to care. The Alliance strives for a culture that embraces healthy aging as a greater good and values science and investments to advance dignity, independence, and equity. For more than 35 years, the Alliance has guided efforts to substantially increase funding and focus for aging at the National Institutes of Health and Food and Drug Administration; built influential coalitions to guide groundbreaking regulatory improvements for age-related diseases; and created award-winning, high-impact educational materials to improve the health and well-being of older adults and their family caregivers.
HealthyWomen
HealthyWomen
Visit HealthyWomen's WebsiteHealthyWomen is the leading established and respected not-for-profit women’s health organization that has inspired and empowered millions of women to take a proactive role in their health and the health of their families for 30+ years. Over the past three decades, HealthyWomen has developed an extensive library of online and print information on topics ranging from heart disease and breast cancer to diabetes and wellness — with hundreds of lifestyle and condition-oriented topics in between. With multifaceted clinical content that is reviewed by leading health experts to ensure it is accurate and reflects the latest scientific advances, HealthyWomen is a proven and trusted resource for consumers.
NCBA, Inc.
NCBA, Inc.
Visit NCBA's WebsiteNCBA, Inc. is one of the country’s oldest organizations dedicated to aging issues and the only national organization devoted to minority and low-income aging. NCBA has helped protect and improve the quality of life for older adults making certain that legislators, policy makers, philanthropists, advocacy groups, service organizations, thought leaders, and the public at-large include minority seniors in their programs, policy- and law-making, and giving.