The Hepatitis Vaccine Guide: Who Needs It and When
Vaccines exist for Hepatitis A and B (there is currently no vaccine for Hepatitis C), and both are safe, effective, and widely recommended.
Hepatitis A vaccine
Typically given as two doses six months apart, commonly recommended for travelers, food handlers, and young children in many regions.
Hepatitis B vaccine
Usually a three-dose series, routinely given to newborns in many countries and recommended for anyone not previously vaccinated.
Who should prioritize getting vaccinated
Healthcare workers, travelers to higher-risk regions, and anyone with close contact to an infected person should prioritize checking their vaccination status.
Talk to a telehealth provider
Confirm your vaccination status and next steps.
This content is for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Only a blood test can confirm hepatitis infection or immunity status.