Immunization Registry FAQs
Answers to the most common immunization registry questions.
Question | Answer |
What is an Immunization Registry? | An Immunization Registry is a centralized state-specific database that gathers information about vaccines administered to a patient. |
How does a provider report administered vaccinations to an Immunization Registry? | In order for providers to report who received vaccines (e.g., COVID-19 vaccine), the provider must be registered with their state’s Immunization Registry and enrolled for IronBridge (Tebra will assist providers with the IronBridge setup). Once the provider is enrolled with their state's Immunization Registry, Tebra facilitates the transmission of data between Tebra, IronBridge, and the state registry to ensure vaccination records are being sent correctly. After that, the provider is live and Tebra automatically updates IronBridge with the latest patient vaccination records each night, which is subsequently sent to the provider’s state registry. |
Who is IronBridge? | IronBridge is a third-party vendor that Tebra uses to connect to each registry. This includes direct submission of vaccine information recorded for a patient. |
Does Tebra support Immunization Reporting for Promoting Interoperability? | Yes. Tebra supports Immunization Registry Submission. Note: Keep all supporting documentation for audit purposes. |
How does a provider get started? | There are multiple phases that each provider may or may not go through. This is dependent on the requirements and processes of each state registry. The phases include the following:
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Is there a fee? | This service is included with Clinical subscription. However, some states may charge a provider directly. Please contact the appropriate state registry for more information. |