The full IAP vaccination schedule, tracked per dose.
From birth through 16-18 years, grouped into milestones with automatic due and overdue status, plus the brand and date for every dose actually given — not memory or a paper immunization card.
PediaNex tracks the complete IAP vaccination schedule from birth to 18 years, flagging each dose as due, overdue, or given automatically.
PediaNex loads the complete IAP (Indian Academy of Pediatrics) immunization schedule for every new patient automatically, grouped into the milestones a parent actually needs to hear about, not a flat list of vaccine names.
Each milestone shows a live due/overdue status calculated from the child's age, so a doctor or front-desk staff member never has to cross-reference a wall chart mid-visit. Once a dose is given, its brand and date are logged against that milestone permanently, building a real per-dose history instead of a checkbox.
Vaccinations are grouped into the milestones parents actually think in — birth dose, 6 week, 10 week, 14 week, 6 month, 9 month, and on through the teenage boosters — rather than a flat alphabetical list of vaccine names. Each milestone shows what's due, what's overdue, and what's already been given, so a second doctor covering a shift sees the same status a regular doctor would, without paging back through a paper card to catch up.
That per-dose history also holds up when a family switches which doctor in the clinic they usually see, or comes in for a one-off visit while traveling. The record doesn't depend on one doctor's memory of a particular child, and it doesn't reset just because a different name is on the day's schedule.
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Birth to 16-18 years
The complete IAP immunization schedule loads automatically for every new patient, start to finish.
Grouped by milestone
Birth dose, 6 week, 10 week, 14 week, 6 month, 9 month, and on through the teenage boosters — the way parents actually think about it.
Live due / overdue status
Calculated from the child's age on the spot — no cross-referencing a wall chart mid-visit.
Brand and date, per dose
Once a dose is given, it's logged permanently against that milestone — a real history, not a checkbox.
Consistent across doctors
A second doctor covering a shift sees the same status a regular doctor would, without paging back through a paper card.
Holds up for one-off visits
The record doesn't depend on one doctor's memory — it works the same for a travel visit or a switched-doctor follow-up.
Questions about vaccination tracking.
Which vaccination schedule does PediaNex follow?
The full IAP (Indian Academy of Pediatrics) immunization schedule, from birth through 16 to 18 years.
How are overdue doses flagged?
Every milestone shows automatic due and overdue status based on the child's age, so nothing depends on staff memory or a paper immunization card.
Can I record the brand and date of a dose actually given?
Yes. Every dose given is logged with its brand and date, alongside the scheduled milestones.
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