Adult Immunization Schedule
Protect today. Healthier tomorrow.
Recommended vaccines for adults in the Philippines based on age, health conditions, lifestyle, occupation, travel and vaccination history.
Vaccination Roadmap by Life Stage
Common vaccine recommendations for adults. Your needs may change based on your health, vaccination history, lifestyle, and current medical guidance.
20s
Start Strong
- HPV
- Hepatitis B
- Tdap booster
- Influenza annually
Build your foundation for a healthier future.
30s
Build Protection
- Annual influenza
- Catch-up vaccines
- Pregnancy-related vaccines (when applicable)
Stay ahead and keep your protection up.
40s–50s
Strengthen Defenses
- Shingles (50+)
- Pneumococcal (if indicated)
- Annual influenza
- Manage chronic conditions
Strengthen your defenses as health needs evolve.
60+
Stay Protected
- Pneumococcal
- Shingles
- Influenza every year
- RSV (where indicated)
Stay protected and enjoy life with peace of mind.
Factors That May Affect Your Recommendations
- Chronic Conditions
- Pregnancy Status
- Occupation & Lifestyle
- Travel Plans
- Vaccination History
- Exposure Risks
Vaccines are safe, effective and one of the best ways to protect you and your loved ones.
Adult Vaccination Schedule by Age Group
Choose an age group to read its complete schedule.
18–26
Years · Complete Schedule
Influenza
Influenza / Flu
Every yearCOVID-19
Coronavirus Disease 2019
Risk-basedStay up to date with boostersTd/Tdap
Tetanus, Diphtheria, Pertussis
Every 10 yearsHPV
Human Papillomavirus
Recommended2 or 3 dosesHepatitis B
Hepatitis B
If not immune or risk-basedHepatitis A
Hepatitis A
Risk-basedPneumococcal
Pneumococcal Disease
High-riskConditions- —
Herpes Zoster (Shingles)
Herpes Zoster
MMR
Measles, Mumps, Rubella
If not immune or risk-basedVaricella
Chickenpox
If not immune or risk-based- —
RSV
Respiratory Syncytial Virus
Typhoid
Typhoid Fever
Risk-basedTravel, Work, Food Handlers
Important Disclaimer
This schedule is intended for general information only and does not replace professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Recommendations may vary based on your individual health condition, vaccination history, and risk factors.
Always Consult Your Doctor.
Talk to your healthcare professional to find out what vaccines are right for you.