Vaccines 2026

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Click on this link to see the complete immunization schedule.

 

As a reminder, our clinic does not submit vaccination records to Public Health. It is the responsibility of patients (or parents/guardians) to report vaccines using the secure online link provided. Keeping your immunization record up to date ensures that it will be accurately documented and easily retrievable in the future—for school, travel, employment, or medical care. Maintaining this record is in your and your child’s best interest.

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Flu Vaccines for the 2025-6 season are still available.

​Call us or your local pharmacy for an appointment.

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Childhood vaccines

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We maintain childhood vaccines as close to the regular schedule as possible and hold in-person appointments for these primary vaccines in high priority. 

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Grade 7 vaccines are now being administered at school, or at catch-up community clinics; however, they can be done with your family doctor under exceptional circumstances. 

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Adult vaccines

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We are booking elective adult vaccines.

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Shingrix is a 2-dose vaccine against shingles that is now covered for adults aged 65-75.

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Prevnar is a 20-strain pneumococcal vaccine we are also recommending for adults aged 50 and over, it is currently covered by the Ontario government for ages 65+.

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Arexvy and Abrysvo are both single-dose vaccines against respiratory syncytial virus, for adults aged 60+. It is covered by the Ontario government for ages 75+.​

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Measles vaccination: Adults born after 1970 may be under-immunized, having received only one MMR vaccine in childhood. If documentation of two measles-containing vaccines, given at least 28 days apart, after 12 months of age, is not available, immunization with MMR vaccine is recommended (rather than first checking serology for immune status).

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