Nevada childcare facilities licensed by the Division of Public and Behavioral Health require documented immunizations and a health examination before a child can attend. Whether you're enrolling in a Las Vegas daycare, a Reno preschool, or a summer camp in Washoe County, here is every form, where to get it, and the timeline — all cited to Nevada law.
Last verified: September 1, 2026
Nevada requires a health examination statement for all children enrolling in a licensed childcare facility. Under NAC 432A.360, licensed childcare centers must have on file a written statement from a physician or advanced practice registered nurse documenting that the child has received a health exam.
What the exam covers:
Under NRS 432A.230 and NAC 441A.755, Nevada childcare facilities require documentation of age-appropriate immunizations before a child can attend. The required vaccines for daycare/preschool-age children include:
Nevada note: Children who have not completed all required doses but are on a documented catch-up schedule may attend provisionally. The facility must maintain a record of the catch-up plan and follow up until the series is complete.
Nevada summer day camps and residential camps follow similar immunization requirements. Camp health forms typically include:
Camp-specific forms vary by program. Clark County camps (Las Vegas area) and Washoe County camps (Reno area) may have additional county-level health department requirements. Contact your camp director for their specific form packet and submission deadline — most Nevada camps begin collecting forms 30–60 days before the session.
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