The Immunization Partnership

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• The Immunization Partnership (TIP) is a non-profit organization that evolved from a partnership originally dedicated to supporting the Houston-Harris County Immunization Registry. In response to a measles epidemic in the 1990's, Dr. Ralph Feigin founded the Houston-Harris County Immunization Registry, so that providers could better assess the immunization status of children and treat them accordingly. In 2008, this local registry was transitioned to the statewide system called ImmTrac, and Dr. Feigin's ultimate goal of providing one consolidated database of immunizations for Texas was achieved. The HHCIR Board of Directors determined that an even larger impact could be made to increase immunization rates in the community, so a decision was made to expand its range of services. The Board developed a new name, The Immunization Partnership, and a new mission that truly reflected the broader scope of the organization. TIP's mission is to eradicate vaccine-preventable diseases by educating the community, advocating for evidence-based public policy and supporting immunization best practices. In order to achieve and sustain high immunization rates, The Immunization Partnership has three focus areas: Education, Advocacy and Support of Immunization Best Practices. Together these three focus areas address both the root cause of low immunization rates and the far reaching policy issues, which impact immunization rates in Texas.
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  Headquarters:3015 Richmond Suite 270, Houston, Texas, United States

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  Phone Number: +1 281-400-3689

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  Website: https://www.immunizeusa.org

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  Employees:15

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  Revenue:$1 - 10M

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  Legal Name:The Immunization Partnership

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• |  NAICS Code: 813990  |

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