Get texts to remind you about recommended immunizations

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Posted November 27, 2012 6:49 am.

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VANCOUVER (NEWS1130) – If you’re a parent, there is now an easy way for you to stay on top of your baby’s vaccinations.

The Provincial Health Services Authority is offering a free program in which parents can get automated text messages telling them about the recommended immunizations over their baby’s first 18 months.

People of all ages can also get reminders for other scheduled vaccinations.

You can sign up by texting “sign up” to 604-757-2705. You can also sign up online.

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