Immunization clinics
How to get a vaccine or information to prevent diseases.
Overview
Vaccines prevent serious illnesses.
You can get immunized and learn about preventing diseases with vaccines at an immunization clinic.
Locations
Immunization clinics are held at a variety of locations across Ontario, including:
- public health units
- community health centres
- health care provider offices (e.g. doctor, nurse practitioner)
- pharmacies
Services
Here are the services you can get across Ontario:
- immunization in the community (e.g. routinely recommended vaccines)
- immunization programs in schools (Hep B, Men-C-ACYW, HPV)
- flu vaccination
- vaccines for travel
- immunization services (e.g. routinely recommended vaccines) provided at health care provider offices (e.g. doctors, nurse practitioner)
- student immunization clinics
- immunization clinics provided during an outbreak
Keep in mind services may vary by location.
When to use this option
- if you’re seeking immunization or information for a specific disease
- when you are travelling out of the country
Referrals
You don’t need a referral for this service.
Appointments
An appointment may be required. Phone the nearest immunization clinic for more information.
Fees
You may have to pay a fee for some immunization services. It depends on whether:
- you qualify for a particular publicly funded vaccination
- the immunization service (including the vaccine and its administration) is covered by OHIP
Updated: October 21, 2021
Published: September 04, 2014