Primary Care Provider Vaccination Statment

In recent months, there has been much publicity and controversy regarding vaccines, vaccine schedules and vaccine safety.

As primary care providers, we whole-heartedly endorse the vaccine recommendations of the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), in turn supported by the American Academy of Family Physicians, the American Medical Association, and many other health-related groups.

We feel the vast majority of medical research and safety literature supports our stance of following the AAP vaccine guidelines.  Insurers will continue to cover the vaccine schedule suggested by the AAP. 

This is especially important now, with the resurgence of measles, perhaps the most contagious virus known.  To effectively limit its spread, 95% of a population needs to have had vaccination (or have had natural disease).  Cases have been reported in Warren County.

We encourage our patients to stay current with the recommended AAP immunizations. 

Signed,

Margot Butler, MD

Megan Church, DO

Edwina Clarke, MD

Tina Daerr, PA-C

Maggie Dylewski, PA-C

Melissa Eckman, CRNP

Michael Faulk, MD

David Ferrand, MD

Lisa Goodwill, PA-C

Jen Grey, PA-C

Jenafer Hammond, PA-C

Paul Hixon, MD

Stephanie Hoden, FNP

Abraham Kibbey, PA-C

Genine Martin, PA-C

Haylee Mague, PA-C

Becky Miller, PA-C

Greg Pierson, MD

Keith Price, MD

Vikas Sacher, MD

Scott Schoenborn, DO

Valeriy Sedov, MD

John Sutton, MD

Sunny Thomas, MD

Jen Thrift, CRNP

Mason Tootell, MD

MacKenzie Tray, DO

Jared Varner, PA-C