231 Dundas St EKind Clinic, second floor

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Primary care

Immunizations

Routine vaccines, catch-up for anyone who missed them, and a straight answer about which are publicly funded for you.

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What we provide

  • Childhood and adolescent schedules, and catch-up at any age
  • Tetanus, diphtheria, pertussis and polio
  • Measles, mumps, rubella and chickenpox
  • Influenza, annually
  • COVID-19, as recommended
  • Pneumococcal
  • Shingles
  • HPV
  • Hepatitis A and hepatitis B
  • Meningococcal
  • RSV, where indicated
  • Travel vaccines — see travel health

Missing your childhood vaccines is common, it is fixable at any age, and nobody here will make a thing of it. Catch-up is a completely ordinary appointment.

What is publicly funded

Ontario funds a defined list, and eligibility is by age and by circumstance rather than by vaccine. Routine childhood and adolescent vaccines are funded. Influenza is funded for everyone. Shingles is funded within a specific age band. Pneumococcal is funded by age and by medical condition.

HPV, specifically

HPV vaccine is publicly funded through the Grade 7 school program with catch-up through school age; for men who have sex with men up to a defined age; and for people living with HIV.

Adults outside those groups pay for it. That surprises people, so it is worth saying plainly rather than letting someone discover it after booking. It is still frequently worth having — we will tell you the cost before anything is given.

Where something is not funded for you, you will be told the fee up front. Where it is funded, there is nothing to pay and nothing to claim.

If your records are missing

Very common — people move countries, change doctors, lose the yellow card. It does not mean starting from scratch. Depending on the vaccine there are three routes: records can sometimes be retrieved, blood tests can show whether you are already immune, and for several vaccines repeating a dose is harmless if you turn out to have had it.

Bring whatever you have, in whatever language it is in.

Common questions

Do I need an appointment?

Walk-in for most routine vaccines is the intention, with booking available. Exact arrangements will be published before we open.

Which vaccines matter if I’m on hormone therapy or living with HIV?

Some recommendations differ, and that is exactly the sort of thing that gets missed when care is split across places. Because the same clinicians handle both here, it should not be something you have to raise yourself — but do raise it if it has not come up.

Can I get vaccines that protect against STIs?

Yes — hepatitis A and B, and HPV, are the main ones. See vaccines that protect against STIs for who qualifies for free.

What about mpox?

Mpox vaccination in Toronto is distributed through Toronto Public Health and its partner sites rather than through general practice. We will point you to where it is actually available rather than imply we hold it.