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How to fill out the VFC Vaccine Borrowing Report - Nyc online
Completing the VFC Vaccine Borrowing Report is essential for documenting the borrowing of vaccines to ensure that eligible children receive their vaccinations. This guide provides a clear and systematic approach for users to fill out the form online effectively.
Follow the steps to complete the VFC Vaccine Borrowing Report.
- Click ‘Get Form’ button to access the VFC Vaccine Borrowing Report and open it in your preferred editor.
- Locate the section labeled 'Vaccine Borrowed' and accurately input the name of the vaccine you are borrowing.
- Enter the 'Lot#' associated with the borrowed vaccine in the designated field.
- Provide the 'Patient Name' of the individual receiving the vaccine.
- Indicate the 'Insurance status' by selecting either 'VFC' or 'private' as applicable.
- Fill in the 'DOB' (date of birth) of the patient receiving the vaccine.
- Record the 'Date Borrowed' when the vaccine was borrowed.
- Select a reason for the lack of appropriate stock vaccine from the options provided and explain if necessary.
- After administering the borrowed vaccine, enter the 'Patient Name', 'Date Vaccine Returned by Administration', and the corresponding 'Lot#'.
- Ensure all borrowed doses and their replacement are documented accurately and completely.
- Finally, review and verify all entered information for accuracy. Save your changes, download a copy of the form, print it for your records, or share it as needed.
Complete the VFC Vaccine Borrowing Report online today to ensure compliance and proper documentation.
Billing Practices When administering VFC vaccine, providers should never bill two different payers (i.e., patient, Medicaid, insurance) for the same vaccine administration fee amount. For Medicaid- eligible children, Medicaid should be billed for the vaccine administration fee.