Immunization Billables Project
Billables Project
Innovative Projects to Improve Reimbursement for Immunization Services Provided by Public Health Department Clinics
The Billables Project was a CDC-funded effort to enable state and local health departments to bill insurance companies for immunization services provided to insured patients. Starting in 2009, CDC gave more than $34 million to 38 project awardees to assist them in developing plans to enable them to begin billing for vaccination services. The funds recovered through such billing programs could be used to expand and improve state and local immunization services for both children and adults.
Billables Project Topics
- Developing Mechanisms for Billing A brief history of the Billables Project.
- Billing Project Success Stories Descriptions of how six awardees launched successful billing programs in their areas.
- Billing Resources Toolkits, webinars, and presentations to assist awardees in developing successful billing programs and answer frequently asked questions.
Page last reviewed: November 15, 2019
Content source: National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases