We Administer Vaccines in Manilla NSW

Comprehensive Immunisation Services

We understand the significance of immunisations in safeguarding individuals and communities against a host of infectious diseases. At Rural Medical Clinic, we offer a wide range of vaccines designed to prevent illness and promote health across all age groups. Each consultation begins with a detailed assessment of your medical history and specific health needs to ensure the most appropriate vaccine is administered. We are dedicated to making vaccines accessible to everyone in Manilla NSW, contributing to a more protected community.

Call us on (02) 6785 1095 to learn more about the vaccinations available to you. We also help with general health services, women's health, chronic disease management, minor surgery, mental health and aviation medicals.

The Vaccination Process

When you visit our clinic for immunisation, we follow a meticulous process that prioritises your wellbeing. Initially, you'll have a one-on-one discussion with our healthcare professionals to review your medical history and any particular concerns you may have. This ensures we tailor our vaccine recommendations to your individual circumstances, including age, travel plans and underlying health conditions.

Following this, we will outline the vaccination schedule, explaining when and why certain doses are needed to provide you with the best possible protection against targeted diseases. Depending on the vaccine, you may need more than one dose to achieve full immunity. Our healthcare providers are trained to administer vaccines safely and will be available for follow-up care if needed.

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Why Immunisation Matters

In a world where infectious diseases are a constant threat, immunisation stands as a vital defence mechanism for public health. It's crucial for:

Preventing the spread of contagious diseases like COVID-19, influenza and pneumonia.
Building immunity, not just in individuals but across communities, contributing to herd immunity.
Protecting those at increased risk, such as young children and the elderly, from serious illnesses.
Reducing the incidence of disease outbreaks, which in turn lowers the strain on healthcare resources.

Vaccines play an indispensable role in maintaining the fabric of a healthy society. They are not just a personal health choice but a collective commitment to the wellbeing of our community.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do vaccines work?

Vaccines are one of the most significant public health achievements, protecting against severe and even fatal diseases. They work by triggering your immune system to produce antibodies, which can recognise and fight off specific viruses or bacteria if you come into contact with them in the future.
Why do I need more than one dose of some vaccines?

Some vaccines require multiple doses to provide full protection. This is because the immune response to some diseases can be different after each dose, and multiple doses are needed to achieve a robust and lasting immune response.
Are there different vaccines for adults and children?

Yes, vaccine recommendations differ based on age, health status and other factors. Children typically receive a specific schedule of vaccines, while adults may require different immunisations, such as shingles or pneumonia vaccines.
How are vaccines administered?

Most vaccines are given via injection following safe and standardised protocols. Some, like certain flu vaccines, may be available as nasal sprays for specific groups. Other immunisations may be given orally or through a patch. Our doctors will explain the methods and potential side effects during your consultation.