Government subsidised Annual Free Flu vaccination program for elderly age over 65, or Pregnant woman or Patient with chronic medical conditions at risk of complication from Flu. Must have Medicare .

Prevention of Shingles ( herpes zoster (HZ) for over 65 age Government subsidised program)

Government subsidised program. Recommended between 20 to 32 weeks of each preganancy)

Protect Yourself and Your Community: The Victorian MMR Program Measles cases are on the rise in Melbourne and across Victoria. Because measles is one of the most contagious diseases in the world, the Victorian Government has launched a priority program to ensure every adult is fully protected. Why you should check your status: • The Immunity Gap: If you were born between 1966 and 1990s, you likely only received one dose of the measles vaccine as a child. We now know that two doses are essential for lifelong (99%) protection. • Serious Risks: Measles isn't just a rash; it can lead to severe pneumonia, brain inflammation, and permanent complications—especially in adults. • Protect the Vulnerable: Getting vaccinated stops the spread to those who can’t get the shot, including newborn babies, pregnant women, and people undergoing cancer treatment.

Pharamacy Use only

Now Subsidised by Goverment to Medicare holder over 75. While RSV often feels like a standard cold for healthy adults, it can be unexpectedly severe for seniors or those with underlying conditions (like asthma or heart disease). It’s a leading cause of pneumonia and bronchiolitis, which can lead to hospital stays that nobody wants. Vaccinate today to get protection.

Recommended in pregnancy between 28 and 36 weeks' gestation to protect the infant against RSV. Free under National Immunisation Program (NIP) to eligible Medicare card holder.

Prevention of whooping cough. Recommended for family members who will come into close contact with newborn. Pregnant woman between 20 to 32 weeks of preganancy receive Free vaccination.