Never miss a vaccine. Never waste a dose.
Vaccines are one of the largest investments a pediatric practice makes. Office Practicum helps you manage every part of that investment, from forecasting and inventory to VFC, reimbursement, registry reporting, and identifying children who are due or overdue for vaccines so you can bring them back in for needed care.


Know what your patients need. Know what you have. Know what it’s worth.
OPs VacLogic+™ uses each child’s immunization history and AAP recommendations to determine what’s due now and next, even when complex catch-up schedules make the answer anything but simple.
See private and VFC inventory at a glance, with clear visibility into lot numbers, doses, and expiration dates. As vaccines are administered, inventory automatically adjusts so you know what’s on hand and when it’s time to order more.
See what you paid for vaccines, what you billed, and what you collected to understand how your vaccine program is performing financially and where revenue may be slipping through the cracks.
From forecast to follow-up, it all works together.
Vaccine information flows throughout the patient chart and into school and camp forms. Parents can also access and download immunization records through the patient portal whenever they need them.
Automatically report administered vaccines to state and regional immunization registries. Where bi-directional interfaces are available, immunization history also flows back into OP, helping maintain a more complete record without duplicate data entry.
Administration codes are automatically attached based on payer guidelines, helping your team bill accurately without manually determining the right codes for each vaccine.
Identify children who are due or overdue for specific vaccines and bring them back into the office to close care gaps, improve vaccination rates, and support better health outcomes.
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Managing vaccines comes with questions. Here are the answers that matter.
VacLogic+ is Office Practicum’s pediatric-specific vaccine management and immunization tracking system, designed to help practices manage the full lifecycle of childhood immunizations.
Unlike generic EHR vaccine modules that primarily document administered vaccines, VacLogic+ provides intelligent vaccine forecasting based on AAP immunization guidelines and a patient’s complete immunization history. The system identifies which vaccines are due, explains why they are recommended, and automatically calculates catch-up immunization schedules when patients fall behind.
VacLogic+ also includes comprehensive vaccine inventory management tools that track vaccine lot numbers, expiration dates, inventory levels, and Vaccines for Children (VFC) program compliance. These features help practices reduce manual tracking and improve vaccine accountability.
To support interoperability and reporting, VacLogic+ integrates with state Immunization Information Systems (IIS), enabling immunization registry reporting and bi-directional data exchange. This helps practices maintain accurate immunization records while reducing duplicate data entry.
In addition, VacLogic+ documents the clinical rationale behind vaccine recommendations, administration decisions, and vaccine deferrals, helping support accurate records and informed conversations with families.
The result is a pediatric vaccine management system that helps practices improve immunization tracking, simplify inventory management, support VFC compliance, and ensure patients receive the right vaccines at the right time.
Yes. Office Practicum integrates with Immunization Information Systems (IIS) in 47 states and additional regions, supporting bi-directional data exchange between your pediatric practice and your state immunization registry.
This means vaccines administered in your practice can be automatically reported to the state immunization registry, helping practices meet reporting requirements without manual data entry. Providers and staff can also query the registry directly from within Office Practicum to view immunizations administered by other healthcare providers, pharmacies, schools, and participating organizations.
Bi-directional IIS integration helps maintain more complete immunization records, reduce duplicate vaccinations, improve vaccine forecasting, and support continuity of care when patients receive vaccines outside your practice.
Office Practicum’s VacLogic+ vaccine management system automatically formats immunization data according to each state’s reporting requirements, helping practices simplify compliance while reducing administrative burden.
The result is more accurate immunization tracking, streamlined vaccine reporting, improved registry compliance, and better visibility into each patient’s complete vaccination history.
Absolutely, yes! Office Practicum’s VacLogic+ vaccine management system is designed to support the operational, inventory, billing, and documentation requirements of the Vaccines for Children (VFC) program.
VacLogic+ helps practices track VFC eligibility status, maintain separate inventories for VFC and privately purchased vaccine stock, document eligibility screening, and manage vaccine inventory with lot number and expiration date tracking. The system also supports billing workflows designed to help practices correctly bill vaccine administration while maintaining compliance with VFC program requirements.
To support accountability and reporting, Office Practicum provides documentation and reporting tools that can help practices prepare for audits, monitor vaccine usage, and maintain accurate vaccine records.
Because VFC compliance can be complex, VacLogic+ incorporates these requirements directly into the vaccine management workflow, helping staff administer the appropriate vaccine from the correct inventory and reduce the risk of manual errors.
The result is a pediatric vaccine management system that helps practices streamline VFC administration, improve inventory control, support program compliance, and reduce the administrative burden associated with managing childhood immunizations.
Office Practicum’s VacLogic+ vaccine management system automatically and accurately calculates catch-up immunization schedules for children who are behind on recommended vaccines.
Using AAP immunization guidelines and a patient’s complete immunization history, VacLogic+ analyzes a child’s age, previously administered vaccines, and required dose intervals to determine which vaccines can be given at the current visit and which should be scheduled for future appointments.
The system automatically accounts for minimum intervals between doses, identifies appropriate catch-up opportunities, prioritizes vaccines based on age and immunization status, and helps practices plan future vaccine visits. It can also generate reminders to support completion of recommended immunizations.
This functionality is particularly valuable for practices caring for under-immunized children, newly enrolled patients, newly immigrated families, foster children, or patients transitioning from other healthcare systems where vaccine records may be incomplete.
Without pediatric-specific vaccine management tools, providers often need to manually review immunization histories and calculate catch-up schedules using complex immunization guidelines. VacLogic+ automates this process, helping practices improve efficiency, reduce administrative burden, and support accurate vaccine forecasting and immunization tracking.
The result is faster, more reliable catch-up scheduling that helps pediatric practices keep patients on track with recommended immunizations.
Office Practicum’s VacLogic+ vaccine management system provides comprehensive vaccine refusal documentation that protects your practice while respecting family decisions.
VacLogic+ allows providers to document which vaccines were recommended, which vaccines were declined, and the reason for refusal using structured fields or free-text documentation. The system can also support practice-specific vaccine refusal forms and maintain a complete audit trail of vaccine recommendations, discussions, and family decisions.
To support ongoing immunization management, VacLogic+ continues to identify previously declined vaccines at future visits and can prompt providers to revisit vaccine discussions when appropriate. This helps practices maintain accurate immunization records while supporting continuity of care.
Vaccine refusal documentation can be important for medical-legal protection, clinical recordkeeping, public health reporting, and compliance with state-specific documentation requirements. Office Practicum can be configured to support practice workflows and state requirements related to vaccine refusal tracking and documentation.
The system can also help practices identify vaccine hesitancy trends over time, providing insights that may support patient education and outreach efforts.
The result is more complete immunization documentation, better vaccine tracking, and a clear record of vaccine discussions that supports both patient care and practice compliance.