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The Storm wrecked our marquee, but another quick change and we continued to get more Pfizer into arms today. Book at .reydonstreet.com.au/what-to-do-for-your-covid19-vaccination-at-reydon-street-medical-centre/ to get your vaccine soon.

The Government has been funding Shingles immunisations for 71 to 79 year olds, but this will cease on October 31. After that the Government will only provide these for 70 year olds. If you don’t want to miss out, now is the time to talk to your GP. The timing will need to take into…

Reydon Street Medical Centre is extremely grateful for the huge effort from all our support team. We appreciate the visible work done during the clinics, but recognise the whole team is involved. There is a lot that goes on quietly in the background before and after each session, including arriving early in the morning before…

The AstraZeneca COVID19 vaccine is now called “VAXZEVRIA “. We have two new videos about what to expect with you COVID19 vaccinations at Reydon Street Medical Centre Access these at AstraZeneca VAXZEVRIA (COVID19) Vaccination Pfizer Comirnaty COVID19 Vaccination

Be Quick – To Book go tohttps://www.reydonstreet.com.au/what-to-do-for-your-covid19-vaccination-at-reydon-street-medical-centre/pfizer-covid19-vaccination/ Who is eligible for these appointments to receive a Pfizer Vaccination at Reydon Street Medical Centre: Anyone aged between 40 and 59; • all residential aged care workers aged 16 years or older; • the following people aged 16 to 39 years:o quarantine and border workers and their…

Although most people have a mild case of chickenpox when they are young, the reactivation of the virus later in life can lead to another serious condition – shingles. Like chickenpox, shingles results in a rash of small blisters however this covers a smaller area, and is often preceded by a burning, tingling sensation. Other…

We will send you an SMS reminding you to book an appointment close to the 12th week after your first vaccine appointment.PLEASE NOTE THAT THERE SHOULD BE AT LEAST 7 DAYS INTERVAL (BEFORE AND AFTER) BETWEEN COVID-19 VACCINE AND ALL OTHER VACCINES. Common side effects include fever, chills, tiredness, pain, redness and swelling at site…

The Australian Technical Advisory Group on Immunisation has issued updated advice on the relative timing of administering influenza vaccines and COVID-19 vaccines in 2021. The preferred minimum interval between a dose of influenza vaccine and a dose of either Pfizer/BioNTech (Comirnaty) vaccine or Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine is now 7 days (previously 14 days).