Vaccinations & Immunisations in Hope Island
Vaccinations are one of the simplest, most effective ways to help protect your health. At Marketplace Medical & Skin Clinic, our GPs and nurses provide vaccinations for all ages – from childhood immunisations and flu shots to adult boosters and travel vaccines – at our clinic in Hope Island.
Protecting your whole family, at every age
Many vaccinations in Australia are provided through the National Immunisation Program (NIP), which funds free vaccines for eligible people across different life stages. We can check whether you and your family are up to date, catch up any missed vaccines, and advise what’s recommended for you
Health assessments we offer
Childhood immunisations:
Routine childhood vaccines under the National Immunisation Program, plus catch-up vaccinations if any have been missed.
Flu (influenza) vaccinations:
Annual flu vaccinations to help reduce your risk of influenza – free under the NIP for eligible groups (including over-65s, pregnant women, young children, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, and people with certain medical conditions), and available to others.
Adult boosters & catch-up vaccinations:
Boosters and catch-up vaccines for adults – including tetanus, whooping cough (pertussis), shingles and others as recommended for your age and health.
COVID-19 vaccinations:
COVID-19 vaccinations for eligible people, in line with current national advice.
Travel vaccinations:
Pre-travel vaccinations and advice tailored to your destination, through our Travel Health Clinic.
Which vaccines are free?
Many vaccines are free under the National Immunisation Program for eligible people – including routine childhood vaccines and certain adult and flu vaccines. Some vaccines (for example, certain travel vaccines or vaccines for those outside the funded groups) may have a cost. Our reception team can let you know what’s funded and any out-of-pocket costs before your appointment.
What to bring to your appointment
- Any immunisation records you have (and your child’s, if relevant)
- Your Medicare card
- A list of your current medications and any allergies
- Details of recent illness or upcoming travel, if relevant
If you’re unsure what you’re due for, our team can check the Australian Immunisation Register and advise.
Frequently asked questions
Is the flu vaccine free?
The flu vaccine is free under the National Immunisation Program for eligible groups – including over-65s, pregnant women, young children, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, and people with certain conditions. Others can still have it, sometimes for a small fee. Reception can confirm what applies to you.
Can I check what vaccines I'm due for?
Yes. Our team can check the Australian Immunisation Register and your records to see whether you or your child are up to date, and catch up any missed vaccines. Bring any immunisation records you have to your appointment.
Can I get more than one vaccine at once?
In many cases, yes – several vaccines can safely be given at the same visit. Your GP or nurse will advise what’s suitable for you based on current guidance.
Do you do travel vaccinations?
Yes. Our Travel Health Clinic provides pre-travel vaccinations and advice tailored to your destination. Book 6–8 weeks before you travel where possible, as some vaccines need time or multiple doses.
Book your vaccination
Stay up to date and protected. Book a vaccination online or call our reception team.
About Us
Location
99-103 Broadwater Ave Hope Island QLD 4212
