Thomas Family Medical Practice
Immunisations — Preventive, Protective, Vaccinating
Stay protected with timely immunisations at Thomas Family Medical Practice.
Protecting your health is essential. We offer a range of vaccines that are safe and effective. Whether you need a baby’s first shots or you’re due for a booster, our team can help.
Protecting Your Health with Preventative Care
At Thomas Family Medical Practice, we are committed to preventative healthcare. Immunisations are a vital part of staying healthy and preventing the spread of infectious diseases. Whether it’s childhood vaccines, travel vaccinations, or routine adult boosters, our experienced team ensures you and your family are well protected.
We provide safe, effective, and evidence-based vaccination services in a comfortable and supportive environment.
COVID-19 Vaccinations
We are dedicated to keeping our community safe and healthy through COVID-19 vaccinations. Our team offers up-to-date advice and administers safe, effective vaccines in accordance with national guidelines. Book your vaccine with us today.
Influenza (Flu) Vaccinations
Flu vaccines are highly recommended each year, especially for children, older adults, and people with chronic conditions. Our influenza immunisation service helps reduce the risk of complications during flu season. Stay protected and schedule your flu shot today.
National Immunisation Program (NIP) Schedule
We administer vaccines listed in the Australian Government’s NIP Schedule. This includes essential childhood and adult vaccinations provided free of charge to eligible individuals. From birth to adulthood, we’ll help you stay on track with timely protection.
Pregnancy Vaccinations
Vaccination during pregnancy is important to safeguard both mother and baby. Some vaccines protect newborns during their most vulnerable first months. Our doctors will guide you through which vaccines are recommended and when to take them.
Stay Protected
Vaccination is one of the easiest ways to protect yourself and your loved ones from illness. Whether you’re due for a booster or need information about the schedule, our team is here to help.
Why Vaccination Matters
Vaccination is one of the simplest and effective ways to protect your health and the well-being of those around you.
Reduces the risk of serious illness and hospitalisation
Protects vulnerable individuals in your community
Helps prevent the spread of infectious diseases
Often free or subsidised under Medicare programs
Saves time, money, and stress in the long term
Frequently Asked Questions
Get quick answers to the most common questions about your general health check-up.
All vaccines go through rigorous testing and are approved by Australian health authorities. Please discuss with GP for more information.
Yes, bookings are essential. We aim to offer same-day appointments where possible.
Many vaccines are free under the National Immunisation Program. Ask us about your eligibility.
Yes. We offer a wide range of travel-related vaccines.
Flu viruses change frequently, so annual immunisation is recommended for continued protection.
Yes, certain vaccines are safe and highly recommended during pregnancy. We can guide you.
Vaccination is required for enrolment in childcare and some government benefits. We follow the official schedule.
You may be observed for 15 minutes. Mild side effects are common but serious reactions are rare.
Exciting New Initiatives
We are rolling out new services to help ensure optimum health for all our patients. These include:
Heart Health Checks
Routine checks for individuals aged over forty to assess and support long term heart health.
DMMR
Home Medications Review in collaboration with DMMR Australia for eligible patients seeking medication support.
Chronic Condition Management Plan
Care Plans for eligible patients to help manage ongoing health conditions with professional support.
Free Flu Vaccinations
Protect against seasonal influenza. Book now for your flu shot if you are eligible for a free vaccine.
National Cancer Screening Programs
Screening for eligible patients to detect cervical, breast, lung or bowel cancers early.