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How we can help

Childhood immunisations

The National Immunisation Program schedule, given by our nurses.

When to book
Book when a scheduled vaccine is due. Bring your child's Medicare card and their personal health record book.
Appointment
A standard appointment (15 minutes).
Cost
See fees. We tell you the cost before any procedure.
Part of
Children and teens

When it's relevant

Your child is due for a vaccine on the national schedule, has missed one, or you have questions before going ahead.

Why it's worth a visit

Vaccines protect children when they are most vulnerable, and several need to be given on time to work as intended.

How your GP can help

Our nurses give the vaccines with a GP on hand, record them on the Australian Immunisation Register and plan a catch-up schedule if your child has fallen behind.

Who can help

All of our GPs can help with this.

Book with your regular doctor, or with whoever is available. Meet our doctors.

Your questions answered

A few of the things people often wonder about before booking. If there's something else on your mind, just ask, we're always happy to talk it through.

What should I bring?

Your child's Medicare card and their personal health record book.

My child has a cold. Can they still be vaccinated?

Usually yes if it is mild and there is no fever. Tell the nurse on the day.

What reactions are normal?

A sore arm or leg, mild fever or being unsettled for a day or two. We will tell you what to watch for and when to call.

Is there a cost?

Vaccines on the National Immunisation Program are free, and GP consultations for children under 10 are bulk billed.

Ready when you are.

Book online at any time, or call the front desk during opening hours.