
Ensuring Funds for Childhood Vaccines
The Washington Vaccine Association’s (WVA) work as an independent, nonprofit organization allows Washington State to provide vaccines for all children under the age of 19. Health plans and other payers reimburse WVA for vaccines. The WVA collects these payments and transfers the funds to the State Department of Health where its Childhood Vaccine Program purchases vaccines at federal contract rates and distributes vaccines to physicians, hospitals, and other providers at no charge.
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About WVA
The WVA facilitates universal purchase of vaccines for the children of Washington. By collecting payments from health plans, insurers, and other payers and remitting the funds to the state, we make it possible for:
- Physicians, clinics, and hospitals to receive state-supplied vaccines at no charge.
- All children to have easy access to critical vaccines.
- All payers to participate in one of the most efficient, cost-effective systems in the country for purchasing and distributing childhood vaccines.

News & Notices
- 2022-23 WVA Vaccine Assessment Grid, Excel Version - * Approved April 28, 2022 -- Effective July 1, 2022 *
- 2022-23 WVA Vaccine Assessment Grid, PDF Version - * Approved April 28, 2022 -- Effective July 1, 2022 *
- WA DOH Letter Regarding Patient Cost-Sharing: February 10, 2022
- WVA Finance Committee Meeting Packet: February 17, 2022
- 2021-20 Audited Financial Statements
- 2020-2021 Annual Report
- 2021-22 WVA Vaccine Assessment Grid, Excel Version - * Approved April 29, 2021 -- Effective July 1, 2021 *
- 2021-22 WVA Vaccine Assessment Grid, PDF Version - * Approved April 29, 2021 -- Effective July 1, 2021 *
- WVA Provider Check List
- WVA Insurer and Third-Party Administrator Check List
- Provider Advisory on the New Provider & Payer Billing Guide
- Tips on the Assessment Grid
- Private Insurance Assessment Billing Provider & Payer Guide
- TPA Registration Process