MyHealthPEI FAQ's - Immunization Records
MyHealthPEI shows vaccination information that are digitally recorded in PEI’s Immunization Registry. The PEI Immunization Registry was created in 2016 to keep a digital record of vaccines administered in different health care settings across the province.
What immunizations can I see in MyHealthPEI?
You can see information of vaccines you received in the province that have been digitally recorded in PEI’s Immunization Registry. This includes vaccines you received from public health nursing, community pharmacists, primary care providers, as well as vaccines received while in hospital, long-term care or at a post-secondary institution in PEI.
Information about childhood vaccinations is also included in the PEI Immunization Registry and available in MyHealthPEI for PEI residents born in 1998 and later who received vaccinations from public health nursing.
How long does it take for my immunization information to be updated in MyHealthPEI after I get a vaccine?
MyHealthPEI displays updated immunization information as soon as vaccine information is entered into PEI’s Immunization Registry. There may be a delay in when this information is available to you depending on the health care setting where you received the vaccine and the time it takes for the information to be entered into the registry.
For example, vaccines administered by public health nursing will be recorded in the PEI Immunization Registry immediately and available to you the same day, whereas vaccines received in a primary care provider’s office may take longer to be entered into the registry.
Some of my immunizations listed in MyHealthPEI are incorrect or missing. Can I have them corrected or added?
If you find incorrect information displayed in your immunization records, please contact our eHealth Support Desk at 1-800-372-3588 and select option 2 or email myhealthpeisupport@gov.pe.ca.
Why is it showing duplicate Immunization Records?
When immunizations are given at certain pharmacies, it creates two records - one when the vaccine is dispensed and one when the vaccine is administered. It is possible that these two records may be a day or two apart.
As of March 2025, you can see whether a record is a "Pharmacy Dispense" or a "Pharmacy Immunization" under the Status Reason field. The “Pharmacy Dispense” status reason refers to action of the pharmacist "dispensing" the immunization for use. The “Pharmacy Immunization” status reason refers to the action of administering the immunization to the patient. These may appear as two separate lines in your record. These are not duplicates but rather two legitimate actions for the same immunization.
If you are seeing duplicate vaccine records and they are not showing as "Pharmacy Dispense" and "Pharmacy Immunization" for the same immunization, please contact eHealth Support desk.
Can I see my child’s immunization information in MyHealthPEI?
No, at this time you cannot view your child’s or dependent’s information through MyHealthPEI.
If your child or dependent is 16 years of age or older, they can access their personal health information in MyHealthPEI by creating their own MyPEI Account and entering their PEI Health Card number. If this is not an option, you can access a copy of your child’s or dependent’s immunization information from your local Public Health Nursing office for vaccines administered by Public Health Nursing. Public Health Nursing staff will provide you with a copy of your vaccination information (if available) at no cost. The application process takes approximately two weeks.
For information about vaccinations administered by other care providers, you will need to contact administering health care provider’s office directly.
How old do I have to be to access my immunization information through MyHealthPEI?
You need to be 16 years old to access your immunization information through MyHealthPEI. You can access a copy of your information from your local Public Health Nursing office for vaccines administered by Public Health Nursing. For information on vaccinations administered by other care providers, you will need to contact the health care provider’s office directly.
How can I find out if my vaccinations are up to date?
For more information about recommended vaccines for adults, visit our Adult Immunization page. You can also call the Public Health Nursing office in your area and speak with a public health nurse to find out if your vaccinations are up to date. nurse to find out if your vaccinations are up to date.
Information about what is recommended for your child is available on our Childhood Immunizations page.
How can I access my Proof of Vaccine Certificate for COVID-19 Vaccines?
Anyone who received a COVID-19 vaccine using their PEI Health Card or had a vaccine they received off Island added to their PEI Immunization Record can access a copy of their proof of vaccination on our COVID-19 Proof of Vaccination page or within their MyPEI Account profile.
Where are Public Health Nursing offices located and what is their contact information?
Alberton
Western Hospital (satellite office), 148 Poplar Street
Phone: (902) 859-8720
Charlottetown
Sherwood Business Centre, 161 St. Peters Road
Phone: (902) 368-4530
Montague
126 Douses Road
Phone: (902) 838-0762
O’Leary
Community Hospital, 14 MacKinnon Drive
Phone: (902) 859-8720
Souris
Souris Hospital, 17 Knights Avenue
Phone: (902) 687-7049
Summerside
205 Linden Avenue
Phone: (902) 888-8160
Tignish
248 Phillip Street (satellite office)
Phone: (902) 859-8720
Wellington
Wellington Health Centre, 48 Mill Road
Phone: (902) 854-7259