Protect your teen from serious disease
School aged kids get free vaccinations to protect them from diseases.
Queensland schools have a vaccination program for students in years 7 & 10. For more information please see the vaccination schedule provided by Queensland Health.
If your teen is not vaccinated at school, catch ups are available and your GP can help with this. Adolescents should get any missed routine childhood vaccinations. They can still get them free under the National Immunisation Program up until they turn 20 years.
Children and adolescents can also get the following free vaccinations if they missed one.
- Human papillomavirus (HPV) up to and including 25 years
- dTpa, meningococcal ACWY and meningococcal B up to and including 19 years
Influenza vaccinations are currently free and recommended for all Queenslanders over 6 months old.
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If you are 65 years or older, bookings are available now for our flu vaccination clinics at Salisbury Medical Centre
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Discover how instant drug screening in Brisbane accelerates hiring, ensures safety, and reduces delays. Contact Salisbury Medical Centre at (07) 3277 1621!
My health for life is a FREE initiative funded by the Queensland Government. Qualified Health Coaches work with you to design a health plan suited to you.
If you or your family need care and our medical centre is closed, alternative options are available.
Our GPs can provide care for a sick child or routine Kid's Health Checks and immunisations.
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