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Vaccinations,
given here
Walk in or book a time. Ten minutes, including the wait afterwards. Everything is recorded to the Australian Immunisation Register, so your history stays complete wherever you go next.
Do I qualify?
More people qualify for a free vaccine than realise it
Eligibility turns on your age, pregnancy and health history. We check it before anything is given.
Where a vaccine isn't funded for you, we'll tell you what it costs before going ahead.
Vaccines listed under the National Immunisation Program are available here, there is nothing to pay for your time with us.
What we give
Whether a vaccine is right for you depends on your age, pregnancy, medications and health history. We go through that with you first.
Vaccine | Who it's for | Cost |
|---|---|---|
Influenza | Annual protection against the flu. Everyone aged 5 and over, every year. | Funded if eligible |
COVID-19 | Boosters in line with current national advice. People within current national advice for their age and health | Funded if eligible |
Whooping cough | A combined booster protecting against whooping cough, diphtheria and tetanus. Every pregnancy, and adults who'll be around a new baby. | Funded in pregnancy |
Shingles | Protects against shingles and the nerve pain that can last long after the rash. Older adults and people with weakened immune systems. | Funded if eligible |
RSV | Protects against a serious chest infection in older adults and newborns. Older adults, and during pregnancy to protect your baby. | Funded in pregnancy and 75 years and above |
Pneumococcal | Protects against pneumococcal pneumonia and related infections. Older adults and people with conditions that raise their risk. | Funded if 65 years and above |
Meningococcal ACWY | Anyone who missed their Year 10 school dose, and people moving into shared accommodation such as university halls | Funded if eligible |
HPV Vaccine | Protects against the virus strains linked to several cancers. Anyone who missed their Year 7 school dose. | Funded if eligible |
Japanese encephalitis | Protects against a mosquito-borne infection found in parts of regional Victoria. Victorians at higher risk because of where they live or work. Not available for travel. | Funded if working in regional Victoria. |
You don't need a prescription; you don't need a Medicare card, though bring it if you have one.
Injections your doctor prescribed
Vitamin B12, denosumab and similar can be given here rather than sending you back to the clinic for a five-minute appointment. Bring the prescription. An administration fee applies, and we'll tell you what it is when you book.
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