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COVID-19 VACCINATION YARRA GLEN
COVID VACCINATION INFORMATION
Yarra Glen Family Clinic provides COVID-19 vaccinations for eligible patients. From 1 October 2026, COVID-19 vaccines are part of the National Immunisation Program (NIP), and free vaccines are available for people at highest risk of severe illness.
Who can get a free COVID-19 vaccine:
- Adults aged 75 years and over – one dose every 6 months
- Adults aged 65–74 years – one dose every 12 months
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people aged 50–74 years – one dose every 12 months
- Adults aged 18 years and over with severe immunocompromise – one dose every 12 months
Patients who do not meet the above funding criteria may still be recommended to consider COVID-19 vaccination. However, their vaccine will not be funded under the NIP. Private vaccination may be considered following an appropriate clinical discussion with their healthcare provider.
Not sure if you're eligible? Call reception on (03) 9730 2536 and we'll help.
Frequently Asked Questions
• Preparing for your vaccication
Before your appointment
- Make sure your Medicare details are up to date (call 13 20 11)
- Bring your Medicare card and photo ID
- Bring a list of any medications you take
- Let us know about any allergies, bleeding disorders, a weakened immune system, or reactions to previous vaccines
- Know when you had your last COVID-19 vaccine, if possible
If you are unwell with a fever, cough or other cold or flu symptoms, please call us to reschedule.
• Do not attend your COVID-19 vaccination if
You should not attend a COVID-19 vaccination appointment if you:
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Are unwell with cough, fever, runny nose or other symptoms that could be from COVID-19
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Are awaiting COVID-19 test results
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Have tested positive with COVID-19 and you are in isolation
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Are in quarantine
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Are a close contact of someone with COVID-19.
If you fall into any of the above categories, please call (03) 9730 2536 to reschedule your appointment.
• What to expect at your vaccination appointment
Please bring the following to your COVID-19 vaccination appointment:
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Photo ID, if you have one
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Medicare card, if you have one
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Employee ID, if you are getting a COVID-19 vaccine because of your occupation.
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Information about any medications you are taking
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Information about any of your medical conditions, allergies, bleeding disorders or immunocompromise (i.e. weakened immune system)
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Information about any previous COVID-19 vaccine received (vaccine brand and date of vaccination)
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Information about any reactions you have had to any vaccine in the past
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The name of your current GP/s and any specialist doctors you see
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A face mask (if required by your state/territory).
At your appointment, you will be able to discuss any questions you have about COVID-19 vaccinations with your doctor.
Please bring the following to your COVID-19 vaccination appointment:
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Photo ID, if you have one
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Medicare card, if you have one
-
Employee ID, if you are getting a COVID-19 vaccine because of your occupation.
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Information about any medications you are taking
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Information about any of your medical conditions, allergies, bleeding disorders or immunocompromise (i.e. weakened immune system)
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Information about any previous COVID-19 vaccine received (vaccine brand and date of vaccination)
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Information about any reactions you have had to any vaccine in the past
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The name of your current GP/s and any specialist doctors you see
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A face mask (if required by your state/territory).
At your appointment, you will be able to discuss any questions you have about COVID-19 vaccinations with your doctor.
If you have any questions or would like to make a booking:
