Routine Immunisations

Immunisations are an extremely important tool in preventing serious illnesses. The Australian Government provides vaccines for free for certain groups including children, teenagers, people over 65 and over 70, new parents, indigenous patients. There are also some vaccines that are highly recommended but are not free for everyone, eg influenza, Bexsero (meningococcal B). Our nurses are highly skilled in administering vaccines. They are also able to work out a catch up schedule if you have missed out on routine immunisations for any reason. If you have any questions or concerns related to routine immunisations, please make an appointment to discuss this with your GP.

Travel Medicine

We are an accredited Yellow fever immunisation clinic and can provide all your travel medicine advice and immunisations. The type of immunisations you may require depend on destination, age, past vaccines, and your health. Please book an appointment at least 6 – 8 weeks prior to travel to discuss your individual requirements and allow time for any immunisations to be administered and become effective. Some vaccines may require more than one injection.