VITAL / Every Shot Counts
EVERY SHOT COUNTSEvery shot counts.
Every adult should get the vaccines recommended for them, and have every one on their record. Every Shot Counts is a campaign to close the gap between adult vaccine recommendations and the adults who receive them, starting with RSV. It runs from RSV Awareness Month in October 2026 through December 2027, with I Vaccinated always on, and builds to the Awareness2Action (A2A) Forum in early 2028, where what the campaign learned comes together.
- When
- October 2026 to December 2027
- Focus
- Adults getting the vaccines recommended for them, with every dose on their record
- Initiative
- VITAL
- Peak
- RSV Awareness Month, October 2026 and 2027
- Capstone
- A2A Forum, January–February 2028
- Always on
- I Vaccinated, ivaccinated.org
- Sponsorship
- Open now
Recommended isn't the same as received.
RSV vaccines are recommended for every adult 75 and older and for adults 50 to 74 at increased risk. Most of them still haven't had one. And when adults do get vaccinated, many can't easily see their own record to know what they've had and what's next.
of adults 75 and older reported ever receiving an RSV vaccine, as of February 2026.1
of adults 50 to 74 with a high-risk condition reported ever receiving an RSV vaccine.1
of adults reported a flu vaccine in the 2025–26 season.2
state, territorial and city registries offer adults no online way to get their own record.3
The campaign starts with RSV and runs through 2027: get the vaccines recommended for you, then make sure every one is on your record.
Find your record at ivaccinated.org1. CDC, Weekly RSV Vaccination Dashboard, National Immunization Survey, self-reported, data through February 22, 2026. 2. CDC, Weekly Flu Vaccination Dashboard, National Immunization Survey, adults 18 and older, self-reported, data through February 22, 2026. 3. AHIS review of each immunization registry's public options for adults, October 2026; see How easy does your state make it?
One campaign, every shot.
Every Shot Counts has four parts: a national awareness month, a year-round record finder and sticker, the guidelines, and the A2A Forum.
RSV Awareness Month
Every October. Who's at risk, what protection exists and how to get it.
Visit rsvawarenessmonth.orgI Vaccinated
Year-round. Find your record in one click, then wear the sticker.
Visit ivaccinated.orgThe A2A Forum
January–February 2028. Where the campaign's evidence and people come together.
See the programThe guidelines
Schedules from the medical societies, with CDC where they agree.
See what's recommendedThrough February 2028.
Two RSV Octobers, a spring push and I Vaccinated always on, building to the A2A Forum. After the inaugural campaign, each campaign year runs March to December, with the A2A Forum in January and February.
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- ALWAYSONRecord finder · Sticker · Social toolkit
I Vaccinated
Find your official vaccine record in one click, see how easy your state makes it, get a sticker mailed to you or your clinic, and share it.
- OCT2026Kickoff · Awareness month · Live now
RSV Awareness Month
The campaign launches: five communities, stories from people affected by RSV, materials and a partner wall.
- APR2027World Immunization Week
Check your record
A spring push for adults to look up their record and see what's recommended next.
Coming soon - AUG2027National Immunization Awareness Month
Ready for the season
Getting adults, clinics and pharmacies ready before respiratory season, with record links re-checked September 1.
Coming soon - OCT2027Awareness month
RSV Awareness Month 2027
The second October, building on what the first one taught us.
Coming soon - JAN–FEB2028Capstone · A2A Forum
VITAL Awareness2Action (A2A) Forum
Sponsors, clinicians, patient advocates and partners review what the campaign learned and what to work on next. AHIS sets the agenda.
Invitations to follow
Who's involved.
Convened by AHIS, with sponsors and partners named publicly.
Sponsors are listed here by level once agreements are signed, and join the A2A Forum in January–February 2028.
Advocacy groups, clinics, pharmacies and community organizations are listed here and on the RSV Awareness Month partner wall as they join.
AHIS selects all speakers and content, and featured clinicians and speakers disclose relevant relationships.
Choose the role you want to play.
Levels are defined by role, not just amount. Every level is recognition only: no sponsor or partner reviews, approves or shapes campaign content.
Presenting
Founding sponsor. Limited to two.
Talk to us
- Founding sponsor, with a permanent place in the campaign’s story
- “Supported by” credit on RSV Awareness Month
- First placement on the partner wall and this page
- Named in campaign announcements and the annual recap
- Acknowledged at each campaign event
- A seat at the A2A Forum, January–February 2028
- Seat on the AHIS Sponsor Advisory Council (advisory only)
- Early access to campaign materials and aggregate results
- Campaign recap, plus a results briefing with the AHIS team
Cash sponsorship covering the full inaugural campaign and the A2A Forum, with first option to renew. Offered only in this inaugural campaign.
Talk to us about PresentingVisionary
Leads the campaign.
Talk to us
- Top placement on the partner wall and this page, after Presenting sponsors
- Named in campaign announcements and the annual recap
- Acknowledged at each campaign event
- A seat at the A2A Forum, January–February 2028
- Seat on the AHIS Sponsor Advisory Council (advisory only)
- Early access to campaign materials and aggregate results
- Campaign recap, plus a briefing with the AHIS team
Cash sponsorship covering the full inaugural campaign and the A2A Forum, with first option to renew
Talk to us about VisionaryGrowth
Extends the campaign's reach.
Talk to us
- Logo in the Growth row of the partner wall and this page
- Recognition in campaign materials
- Report on the reach you drove
- Campaign recap
Cash sponsorship, or reach through your patient portals, newsletters, media or pharmacy counters
Talk to us about GrowthImpact
Delivers the campaign in communities.
Free
- Logo in the Impact row of the partner wall
- Partner spotlight post
- I Vaccinated stickers for your clinic or community, while supplies last
- The full campaign toolkit and campaign recap
For advocacy groups, clinics, pharmacies, FQHCs, societies and community organizations
Join as an Impact PartnerSponsorship covers the full inaugural campaign, October 2026 through December 2027, plus the A2A Forum in January–February 2028. After that, campaign years run March to December, with the A2A Forum each January and February. Sponsors who join later are recognized from signing, at the same level.
Sponsors are named publicly by level on this page and the RSV Awareness Month partner wall. No sponsor reviews or shapes campaign content.
Sponsorship covers the whole campaign, including RSV Awareness Month and I Vaccinated. I Vaccinated and RSV Awareness Month are not sponsored on their own. No level carries category or product exclusivity, and sponsors never appear on the record finder, the state access map or the guidelines. Pricing and full terms are available on request; the Sponsor Toolkit is coming soon.
Built to pass your compliance review.
Every Shot Counts is a disease-awareness campaign. Its value to every sponsor depends on its independence, so independence is built in, not negotiated. How AHIS stays independent
Campaign content is about vaccination and records: who is eligible, how to get protected and how to find your record. AHIS does not endorse vaccines, products or providers.
Recommendations follow the medical societies' current schedules, matching CDC where they agree, with every statistic cited.
Sponsors do not review, edit or approve patient-facing materials, the record finder, the state access map, speakers or agendas.
Multiple sponsors at every level, including companies whose products compete. No sponsor owns the campaign, the month or the sticker.
Sponsors may share priorities through the Sponsor Advisory Council, a formal, non-binding channel with published summaries. They never direct content or conclusions.
All sponsors are listed by level. Participation by sponsors, members or partners does not imply AHIS endorsement or preferential treatment.
For your internal routing. This is a disease-awareness sponsorship with recognition benefits, typically funded from patient advocacy, public affairs, market access or disease-state budgets. It is not a charitable contribution without benefits, and not an independent medical education grant.
Sponsor in three steps.
- Choose your level
Presenting, Visionary or Growth. Not sure? We'll help you choose on a 20-minute call.
- Send an inquiry
Use the form below, or email info@ahis.org.
- We handle the rest
Within one business day we send pricing, the agreement, W-9, 501(c)(3) letter and invoice. Your logo goes live in our next weekly update.
Inquire about sponsorship
Sponsorship covers the inaugural campaign, October 2026 through February 2028, including the A2A Forum.
For vendor setup
- Legal name
- Alliance for Health Implementation Science, Inc.
- Tax status
- 501(c)(3) nonprofit, Delaware corporation
- EIN
- 99-0445068
- Mailing address
- 107 N Reino Rd #1019, Thousand Oaks, CA 91320
- Contact
- info@ahis.org
Levels, key terms and the commitment formComing soon
Sample posts and the campaign planComing soon
The sticker, posts, stories and captions
Free to join. A small ask. Real reach.
Advocacy groups, clinics, pharmacies, FQHCs, societies and community organizations carry the message into their communities.
What we ask
- Share the campaign at least once, ideally in October: a post, a newsletter item or a note to members.
- Point people to their record. Link to ivaccinated.org wherever you talk about vaccines.
- Optional: hand out I Vaccinated stickers, tell us about an event, or connect us with a story we could share, with permission.
What you get
- Your logo on the partner wall at rsvawarenessmonth.org, linked to your site.
- A partner spotlight on campaign channels.
- I Vaccinated stickers for your clinic or community, while supplies last.
- The campaign recap, to show your members and funders.
Follow the campaign.
Use the hashtags and link back to the campaign so people get current information.
This page: the program, partner levels and how to get involved.
ivaccinated.org, with the record finder, the state access map, stickers and the social toolkit.
rsvawarenessmonth.org, with pages for each community, materials and the partner wall.
#EveryShotCounts and #iVaccinated through the campaign, and #RSVAwarenessMonth in October.
Instagram @rsvawarenessmonth_org and Facebook, plus AHIS on LinkedIn.