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MIIC and Child Cares

The Minnesota Immunization Information Connection (MIIC) can make it easy for child cares to ensure the children in their care are up to date on immunizations and compliant with child care immunization laws.

What is MIIC?

MIIC is Minnesota’s electronic immunization information system. It combines immunizations a person has received into a single record, even if they were given by different health care providers in the state. MIIC data are available to Minnesota health care providers, public health agencies, child cares, and schools that work together to prevent vaccine-preventable diseases.

Child Care Center License (Rule 3)* licensed child care centers can have direct access to MIIC. Learn more below.

Family Child Care and Group Family Child Care License (DHS Rule 2)* licensed child cares (family child cares) can request access to MIIC immunization records for children in their care by submitting an immunization record request to Non-MIIC Provider Record Requests. 

Family child care providers can also send parents/guardians to Find My Immunization Record for options to access and share their child's MIIC immunization record.

*On June 18, 2025, child care center licensing transferred from the Department of Human Services (DHS) to the Department of Children, Youth, and Families (DCYF). Existing DHS-issued license certificates remain valid, and license holders do not need to reapply or take any action. For more information about this transition, refer to the June 18 GovDelivery message: Licensing transition from the Department of Human Services to the Department of Children, Youth, and Families.

How can MIIC benefit child care centers?

Minnesota’s School and Child Care Immunization Law requires all children enrolling in licensed child care to show evidence that they have received certain immunizations or properly document exemptions. Child care centers are responsible for assuring that their enrollees are complying with the immunization law and the requirements in the child care licensing standards. This is where MIIC can help!

Child care centers can use MIIC to:

  • Look up and print immunization records of individual children in their care.
  • Keep a list of children in their care and quickly review or print all their immunization records.
  • Receive assistance with the annual Child Care Immunization Report required each fall by the Minnesota Department of Health (MDH).
  • Help ensure that immunization records are accurate by contacting the MIIC Help Desk at health.miichelp@state.mn.us if a child’s record in MIIC is inconsistent with the center’s record provided by the child’s parent/guardian.

For more information and the six-step process to use MIIC to assist with your child care immunization report review Using MIIC to Assist with the Completion of the Child Care Immunization Report (PDF). For additional assistance visit MIIC and Child Care Resources.

How can my child care center participate in MIIC?

The first step is to visit Participating in MIIC and complete a Data Use Agreement. The Agreement describes how MIIC can be used and requires signatures to confirm that your center will maintain your enrollees’ privacy. Then, submit your Agreement to the MIIC Help Desk at health.miichelp@state.mn.us. The MIIC Help Desk will follow up with you to get your center set up in MIIC.

What about privacy?

MIIC makes privacy protection a priority. MIIC is password protected and confidential, and only authorized users can access it. Additionally, parents can choose to opt out of MIIC if they wish. For more information, visit Data Privacy.

How can I find more information about MIIC?

For more information, visit About MIIC. If you have any questions, contact the MIIC Help Desk at health.miichelp@state.mn.us.

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Last Updated: 10/06/2025
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