TABLE 3-7 Vaccine Supply Policy, January 2000
	VFC Onlya Enhanced VFCb Universal Purchasec   Alabama Arizona Alaska   Arkansas District of Columbia Connecticut   California Florida Idaho   Colorado Georgia Maine   Delaware Hawaii Massachusetts   Indiana Illinois Nevada   Iowa Maryland New Hampshire   Kansas Michigan New Mexico   Kentucky Minnesota North Carolina   Louisiana Mississippi North Dakota   Missouri Montana Rhode Island   New Jerseyd Nebraska South Dakota   Ohio New York Vermont   Oregon Oklahoma Washington   Pennsylvania South Carolina Wyoming   Tennessee Texas     Virginia Utah     West Virginia       Wisconsin     Total 19 17 15
a These states provide publicly purchased vaccine to private health care providers only for Vaccines for Children eligibles. b These states provide publicly purchased vaccine to all health care providers for both the Vaccines for Children and underinsured populations. "Underinsured" is defined as those who have health insurance that does not include immunizations as a covered benefit. c A universal purchase state offers all vaccines recommended by the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices to all health care providers to serve all patients, including those who are fully insured. d The Vaccines for Children program was implemented in the private sector on January 1, 1999. SOURCE: CDC, 1998c.