1. Check if your child's immunizations are up-to-date. If unsure, talk to your health care provider (for example, doctor, nurse practitioner) or Public Health.
2.
Report all vaccinations received from your health care provider or out of province to Public Health. You can report your child's immunization record:
Plan to arrive five minutes before the appointment. Please don't arrive any earlier.
At your appointment
Parking is free for visitors
To maintain physical distancing, we ask that only one support person (parent / legal guardian) attend the appointment. Space is limited.
Once parked, go to the main entrance while wearing a mask and ring the doorbell for entry.
Don't enter the building if you have any COVID-19 symptoms or if you have been advised to self-isolate due to close contact with someone experiencing COVID-19 symptoms.
Upon entering the building, you will be asked to complete COVID-19 screening questions using an iPad available onsite or your smartphone. Maintain physical distancing.
After completing the COVID-19 screen, a staff member will provide direction to the clinic area
After your appointment
After receiving vaccine(s), there will be a 15-minute waiting period for observation
Other options for vaccination
Some vaccines are only available by paying a fee, such as those needed for post-secondary education, work or travel. You can get these vaccines from:
Health care providers
Walk-in clinics
Participating pharmacies (with a prescription as required)
Travel clinics
Call ahead to see if the vaccine you are looking for is available. If you plan to visit a pharmacy to get vaccinated,
find out if you need a prescription.