The Expanded Programme on Immunizations (EPI) has dramatically decreased childhood morbidity and mortality since its introduction in 1974, and now reaches over 85% of the world’s children. Some countries and regions are still working to achieve high coverage, however, and many non-vaccine programmes have not gained the same traction needed for maximum impact. Integrating service delivery, by providing a range of non-vaccine health interventions to families at the same time as an immunization visit, can create a programme foundation through which broad services can be equitably provided as well as give a beneficial boost to EPI coverage. While integration equires thoughtful and measured planning, the potential impact for families and communities is great.