evidence: Health care providers should strongly recommend all routine vaccines and confirm adolescents are fully vaccinated. The VFC program plays a substantial role in this effort by facilitating access to vaccines for eligible families, without financial barriers and by promoting equity in health care access. Parents of adolescents should schedule a well-child visit as the school year begins to verify that adolescents receive all recommended vaccines, such as the HPV vaccine, which prevents 92% of HPV-attributable cancers (8). Vaccinations can also be administered through school-based clinics, pharmacies, and back-to-school health events, which can provide expanded opportunities for adolescents to receive recommended vaccines.