Vaccinations and Immunizations
All adults aged 75 and older are eligible for the publicly funded
Got a letter about your child's vaccines?
Report student immunization info to Public Health by March 9
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Where to Get Vaccinated
Publicly funded immunizations and appointment information -
Report Vaccinations
How to report vaccinations and handle personal immunization records -
Request Immunization Records
How to view and request personal immunization records -
Baby, Children and Youth Vaccinations
Learn about vaccination for children and reporting laws in Ontario -
Grade 7 Vaccinations
Hepatitis B, meningitis and HPV vaccination information -
Adults
Benefits of keeping your vaccines up-to-date
Report vaccines received to Public Health for children 0 to 17 years
The fastest and most convenient way to report vaccines or request records is to use Immunization Connect (ICON). Watch a video on how to create an ICON account and report your child's vaccines.
Every time your child receives a vaccine from a health care provider such as a family doctor or nurse practitioner, it must be reported to Public Health. Doctors, child care facilities and schools don't do this for you.
Contact the Vaccine Team
Talk to a vaccine nurse about:
- Booking an appointment at a vaccination clinic for publicly funded (free) vaccine(s)
- Routine (free) vaccines for all ages
- School vaccinations
- A catch-up schedule for missed vaccines
- What to expect after getting vaccinated
- Vaccine related questions or concerns
Call 905-688-8248 or 1-888-505-6074 ext. 7425 Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 4:15 p.m. to speak with a vaccine nurse.
Email the Vaccine Team and a vaccine nurse will respond to you within five business days.
By communicating with us, you're agreeing to keep the exchange of personal health information to a minimum. See Public Health's privacy statement.
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