WE TRAIN THE FIRST RESPONDERS
It is very easy for students to be taken advantage of when it comes to immunizations and what is needed. The following two companies may give some indication of a fair market price. Students can contact their doctor, health clinics, and pharmacies for assistance as well. EMS students are asked to bring all immunization records in their possession to the first class session. At that time, EMTS staff will review the documents and suggest a course of action to become compliant.

- The following might be a cost-effective option for titer (blood draw/lab) testing.www.anylabtestnow.com (Many locations in the DFW area)
- HepB Titer Test – $49
- Varicella Titer Test – $59
- MMR Titer Test – $129
- Bundle package pricing:
- Panel 2 – $199 for MMR, HepB, Varicella
ANY LAB TEST NOW® does not accept medical insurance. In some cases, your lab test and its payment may be accepted and reimbursed by your insurance company in accordance with the terms of your policy. Please check with your insurance company. Cash and all major credit cards are accepted. ANY LAB TEST NOW® also accepts most health savings account credit or debit cards associated with a major credit card.
- In most cases a titer test will be cheaper than starting the shot series again. Your family physician can also order titer tests and most insurances cover this.
Note: ANY LAB TEST NOW® does not offer immunization injections – only titer tests. If you need the following, these are fair prices if you are calling around. (CVS, Walgreens, Costco)
- Tdap $75
- Flu $30
- HepB $80 to $110
- MMR $97 to $110
- Varicella $80 to $125
EMTS only offers the TB test given at class. We can give it during one class session and read it 48-72 hours later at the next class session. Saves you time in going back for a reading. The charge is $25 for TB.
Acceptable Documentation
Acceptable: Pharmacy/Clinic given shots: must have manufacturer, lot number and name of administrator on documentation per immunization
Acceptable: DOCTORS OFFICE: MUST HAVE NAME OF DOCTORS OFFICE ON DOCUMENTS, NAME/INITIALS OF PERSON WHO ADMINISTERED IMMUNIZATIONS OR TEST. (A note on a doctor’s prescription pad will not be approved)
Acceptable: Public Health Dept. or Military records will be take as is if completed by staff properly at time of immunizations
Acceptable: Actual Lab Reports for titer results
Not Acceptable Documentation
Not acceptable: School/college records (If this is all you have, still turn in school/college records for EMTS to review)
Not acceptable: Self-reported immunizations