Immunisation
Brief
At Ellenbrook Medical Hub, we are committed to protecting the health of our community through safe and effective immunisation services. Vaccinations play a vital role in preventing serious illnesses and reducing the spread of infectious diseases, helping individuals, families, and the wider community stay healthy.
We provide a comprehensive range of immunisations for children, adolescents, adults, and seniors, including routine childhood vaccinations, seasonal influenza vaccines, booster doses, catch up immunisations, and selected travel vaccinations. Our experienced healthcare team follows the National Immunisation Program (NIP) and current Australian guidelines to ensure vaccines are administered safely and appropriately.
Whether you are keeping your child’s vaccinations up to date, protecting yourself during flu season, preparing for overseas travel, or ensuring ongoing immunity through booster vaccinations, our team is here to help. We are dedicated to providing trusted advice, personalised care, and convenient access to essential immunisation services for patients of all ages.
FAQs
What immunisations do you provide?
We provide routine childhood vaccinations, influenza vaccines, booster vaccinations, catch up immunisations, and selected travel vaccinations in accordance with Australian guidelines.
Are childhood vaccinations important?
Yes. Childhood vaccinations help protect children from serious and potentially life threatening diseases while also helping reduce the spread of infections within the community.
Can adults receive vaccinations?
Yes. Adults may require flu vaccinations, booster doses, travel vaccines, and other immunisations depending on their age, health status, occupation, and travel plans.
What if I have missed a vaccination?
Our doctors can review your immunisation history and recommend an appropriate catch up vaccination schedule.
Do I need an appointment for vaccinations?
Appointments are recommended to ensure you receive the appropriate vaccine and advice based on your individual health needs.