Like many immunization coalitions, The Arizona Partnership for Immunization (TAPI) is comprised of a variety of community partners, including healthcare and public health professionals, community leaders, parents, businesses, and anyone else who is interested in improving vaccination rates in Arizona.
TAPI is also made up of dedicated people who have organized themselves together to improve the protection that vaccines offer Arizona communities.
The TAPI partnership started in 1993 and was formed to support system-level efforts to improve immunization coverage rates in Arizona, with a focus on increasing access to vaccines and related care for underserved populations.
Over 500 dedicated organizations and countless clinic staff come together for our mutual mission, to share innovative ideas, best practices, woes, and challenges, so that people in Arizona can learn about vaccines and find vaccines. It takes all of us!
Steering Committee Members
- Public Sector
- Arizona Department of Health Services
- Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System
- Community Health Centers
- County Health Departments
- Municipal Fire Departments
- Medicaid Managed Care Organizations
- Private Sector
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Commercial Managed Care Organizations
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Corporations
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Pharmaceutical Manufacturers
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Private Foundations
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- Nonprofit Sector
- American Academy of Pediatrics (Arizona Chapter)
- American Association of Family Physicians (Arizona Chapter)
- Arizona Medical Association
- Arizona Osteopathic Medical Association
- Children’s Advocacy Groups
- Professional Organization