Staying current with your immunizations isn’t just for kids. In fact, as we get older the risks of some life-threatening infections can dramatically increase. Following the recommended schedule of vaccinations is key to lowering your health risks.

Princeton Longevity Center offers the following vaccines:

Tetanus/Diphtheria/Pertussis

Recommended every 10 years. This vaccine is important not only for protecting your health but also for protecting those around you from Whooping Cough.

Influenza

Available seasonally and recommended for all adults.

Pneumonia Vaccines

Recommended for all adults over 65 and for those under 65 who have heart disease, lung disease, sickle cell disease, diabetes, alcoholism, cirrhosis or any condition that may caused impaired immunity.

Shingles Vaccine

This vaccine can help to protect against shingles and, even more importantly, the chronic pain that result from an outbreak of shingles. The shingles vaccine is recommended for everyone over age 50.

Hepatitis A Vaccine

Recommended for anyone who plans travel outside the United States.