We are a COVID-19 vaccination provider

COVID-19 vaccines are vital for community protection, preventing severe illness and death. They’re free for all Australians and we offer COVID-19 immunisation for our local and broader community.

When can you receive your COVID booster?

Everyone aged 16 years and older should receive a COVID-19 vaccine booster dose to maintain an ‘up to date’ status. This booster dose is now recommended from 3 months after the last primary dose.

If you have had another vaccine, for example, the influenza vaccination, in the 7 days before your COVID-19 vaccine appointment, please let us know as we may need to reschedule your appointment. 

Are you eligible for the COVID-19 oral anti-viral medication?

Anti-viral medication is available to eligible patients once your have tested positive. 

If you test positive for COVID-19, you may be eligible for antiviral treatments if you are:

• 70 years of age or older, regardless of risk factors and with or without symptoms
• 50 years of age or older with 2 additional risk factors
• Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander, 30 years of age or older and with 1 additional risk factors.

Risk factors for these groups include:

• living in residential aged care
• living with disability with multiple conditions and/or frailty (but not limited to living in supported accommodation)
• neurological conditions like stroke or dementia and demyelinating conditions, e.g. multiple sclerosis, Guillain-Barre Syndrome
• chronic respiratory conditions including COPD, moderate or severe asthma
• obesity or diabetes (type I or II requiring medication)
• heart failure, coronary artery disease, cardiomyopathies
• kidney failure or cirrhosis
• living remotely with reduced access to higher-level healthcare.

People aged 18 years or older

You may be eligible for antiviral treatments if you test positive for COVID-19 and are moderately to severely immunocompromised.

Conditions include:

• blood cancer or some red blood cell disorders (thalassemia, sickle cell disease)
• transplant recipient
• primary or acquired (HIV) immunodeficiency
• chemotherapy or whole-body radiotherapy in the last 3 months
• high dose corticosteroids or pulse corticosteroid therapy in the last 3 months
• immunosuppressive treatments in the last 3 months
• rituximab in the last 12 months
• cerebral palsy or Down Syndrome
• congenital heart disease
• living with disability with multiple conditions and/or frailty.

Booking your COVID-19 vaccination appointment?

COVID-19 vaccinations are voluntary and free. When it is your turn to get vaccinated, you can make a booking by the booking link below or by phoning the practice on  02 6059 2700.

Positive for COVID-19?

Telehealth consultations are available with our clinicians. 

If you have tested positive and require non-urgent medical attention, please call the clinic on  02 6059 2700 to arrange a telehealth appointment. 

During this appointment, you can also discuss with your clinician if you are eligible for the anti-viral medication. 

Victorian Virtual Emergency Department

The Victorian Virtual Emergency Department allows you to access care for non-life-threatening emergencies 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. 

You will be connected to an emergency doctor and nurse via a video call and receive medical advice from the comfort of your home. 

Please click here for more information.

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