RSV protection now exists for infants, during pregnancy and for older adults. This October, let’s make sure every community knows about it — and can get it.
Already protected? Check your record.
Your state keeps an official record of the vaccines you’ve had. Look yours up before your next visit, and check again after you get protected.
Record links kept current by ivaccinated.org. Not listed, or not sure? See every registry at CDC → Your provider or pharmacy can also pull up your record.
Got your shot? Wear it. Get the I vaccinated sticker and see how your state stacks up at ivaccinated.org →- 01Look it upSee which vaccines are on file in your state’s immunization registry.
- 02Bring it to your visitAsk your provider whether RSV protection is right for you this season.
- 03Check again afterNew doses can take a few days to appear. Not there? Ask the clinic or pharmacy that gave it.
Common virus. Serious risk.
Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is a highly contagious respiratory virus. For most people it feels like a cold. For babies, older adults and people with chronic heart or lung conditions, it can mean the hospital.
The good news: CDC recommends RSV immunization for older adults, during pregnancy and for infants. Most people need just one dose.
Behind every number is a family.
Has RSV touched your family? Your story could help someone else ask the right question at the right visit.
We read every story, and nothing goes live without your OK.
Five communities. One month.
Each community gets its own colors, its own materials and its own version of the mark.
Infants & Families
Protecting babies through their first RSV season.
Pregnancy
Protection that starts before birth.
Older Adults
One RSV vaccine for adults 75+, and 50–74 at higher risk.
Chronic Lung & Heart
Higher risk means planning ahead.
Clinicians & Care Teams
Tools to close the gap between eligible and protected.
Four ways to show up this October.
Talk to your provider
Ask whether RSV protection is right for you, your pregnancy or your baby this season.
Find your community →Share the message
Post the campaign graphics and use #RSVAwarenessMonth and #RSV26.
Get the graphics →Become a partner
Add your organization to RSV ’26 — free for community and advocacy partners.
Join as a partner →Everything you need to take part.
Wear the sticker. Share the post.
Free I Vaccinated stickers by mail, for you or your clinic, plus ready-to-post graphics. From our sister site.
[YOUR ORGANIZATION]
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[YOUR ORGANIZATION]Partners in RSV ’26.
Organizations joining AHIS to make RSV protection reach every community this October.
Become a partner
RSV Awareness Month is part of Every Shot Counts. Sponsors fund the full Every Shot Counts campaign, October 2026 through December 2027.
Count me in.
Get campaign updates and new materials — or tell us how you want to take part.
Joining as a partner organization? Choose “Join the partner wall” and add your logo. See partner levels →