Last updated September 18, 2026
RSV can cause serious illness, particularly among older adults, pregnant people, and infants. These quick-reference graphics provide clear, shareable information about who should receive an RSV vaccine or immunization, when protection is recommended, and where to access it. Use them to help your communities understand their options for protecting themselves and their babies during RSV season.
Adults
Learn who should receive an RSV vaccine, when to get vaccinated, and where adults can find RSV vaccination this respiratory virus season.
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Getting an RSV vaccine is the most effective way for adults ages 75 and older, and adults ages 50-74 who are at increased risk of severe RSV disease to protect against RSV illness this upcoming respiratory virus season. For more information about getting an RSV vaccination, contact/check out [INSERT LOCAL CONTACT OR LOCAL RESOURCE WITH MORE INFORMATION].
Pregnant People and Babies
Learn how RSV vaccination during pregnancy or RSV immunization for babies can help protect infants during their first RSV season.
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Getting an RSV vaccine or immunization is the most effective way to protect yourself and your baby from severe RSV illness this upcoming respiratory virus season. For more information about protecting against RSV, contact/check out [INSERT LOCAL CONTACT OR LOCAL RESOURCE WITH MORE INFORMATION].
