6-week baby immunisations
The 6-week immunisation is the first of the national childhood vaccination schedule. Your baby will get 3 vaccinations at this appointment.
This vaccine is free and needs to be administered in clinic. You can book this service in the app under services.
Childhood immunisations
Up until the age of 12, all Kiwi children are funded under the National Immunisation Schedule.
These free routine vaccinations are important to keep your child protected from diseases like measles, mumps and rubella.
If you're enrolled with us you'll receive app notifications when these are due. You can then book them via the app under services.
Your child does not need to be enrolled with us for us to give these vaccines.
Flu vaccine
Book in with a nurse for your annual flu vaccination. This vaccination is free for eligible patients.
The best time to get your flu vaccine is autumn, before the winter season. You do not need to be enrolled with us to get this vaccine.
Travel vaccines
If you're travelling overseas you may require vaccinations to protect yourself against diseases specific to your destination.
You'll need to book an appointment with a clinician first to discuss which vaccines you need.
You can then see a nurse and book in for your vaccinations. It's recommended to book your travel immunisations 8-10 weeks before you travel to allow your body to develop immunity and be fully protected. Sometimes you may need more than one dose, so might need extra time to space them apart.
The administering of travel vaccines is bookable in the app and open to enrolled and casual patients.
Injections
For injections of medicines like B12, Kenacort allergy or Kenacort joint you can book this service in the app.
Our nurses can administer these injections, but you'll need to have a current prescription from your clinician.
You do not need to be enrolled for Kenacort injections.
Infusions
If you have low bone density you might be offered an Aclasta infusion. You'll need to have a current prescription from your clinician
If you have low iron levels you might be treated with an iron infusion. Our nurses can administer this infusion however you'll need to have had an appointment with a clinician before the infusion and have a current prescription for Ferinject.
For all infusions you need to be an enrolled patient to book.
