Project L.O.V.E. --- Columbus, Ohio

Immunization registries are confidential, computerized information systems that track childhood immunization information. Children are typically entered into a registry at birth, often through a linkage with electronic birth records or at first contact with the health care system. When childhood immunizations are given, the information is entered so that health care professionals know if immunizations are necessary or redundant.

Immunization registries can be extremely helpful, if not essential, to maintaining the current high immunization coverage. This is true particularly since disease levels are at record lows and outbreaks of preventable illnesses are becoming more common.

Benefits of Immunization Registries:

Consolidate immunizations from all health care providers into one record
Help ensure that a child's immunizations are up-to-date
Provide reminders when an immunization is due
Prevent unnecessary or redundant immunizations
Help prevent disease outbreaks
Help identify high-risk and under-immunized populations
Provide information on new vaccines
Reduce the administrative cost of tracking immunization records

The Project L.O.V.E. Web site, which provides access to the Ohio Department of Health’s registry system, has been developed with security in mind. To ensure that the registry information is kept private and confidential, this registry system is set up with a password protected system only for health care providers.

If you would like to sign up now, print off a copy of this agreement and mail it to the address located on the form. Someone will contact you within 3 business days of receiving the agreement.

Click below to see examples of the registry screens:

Patient Information
History View - Detail
History View - Grid
History View - Short

NOTE TO HEALTH CARE PROVIDERS:
Bookmark this web page to access the registry system.

Project L.O.V.E.

Healthcare Professionals

Registry Information