Adult Immunization Program
Plan ahead and secure your preferred appointment slot with ease.
Online Appointment
| VACCINE | WHO SHOULD RECEIVE IT? |
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| Influenza | Everyone on an annual basis Anyone with increased risk of influenza related complications (annually). |
| Hepatitis A | Everyone, especially people with medical, occupational or lifestyles risks. |
| Hepatitis B | Everyone especially people with medical, occupational or lifestyles risks. |
| Meningococcal | People with increased risk of meningitis. Students who intend to live in hostel or are travelling abroad for further studies. |
| Measles, Mumps, Rubella | Anyone who missed the vaccination in childhood or who has only had one dose. |
| Chicken Pox | People who have not had the vaccine or the disease. |
| Shingles | People aged 50 years and above. |
| Tetanus | Everyone in every 10 years. |
| Tetanus, Diphtheria, Whooping Cough | People who have not had the vaccine. Recommended for booster every 10 years. For all aged above 60 and those coming in contact with newborns. |
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Pneumococcal → PCV13 → PPSV23 |
People aged 65 years and above. People aged 18 – 64 years with high risk conditions or situations putting them at increased risk. |
| Human Papilloma Virus | Age 19 – 45 years if not adequately vaccinated when young. |
| Japanese Encephalitis | Anyone travelling more than a month or longer to endemic areas. |
| Dengue | Everyone aged 4 years and above, especially those staying in Dengue-prone areas. |
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Plan ahead and secure your preferred appointment slot with ease. Online Appointment |
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What happens during your visit?
- Show up for your appointment.
- Register at the Accident & Emergency (A&E) Department registration counter.
- Our medical staff will review a pre-vaccination checklist with you to assess your eligibility.
- If you have any concerns or questions, please consult our medical staff.
- A consultation fee will apply if you wish to see a doctor for advice or additional information before deciding on the vaccination.
- Make payment at the same registration counter.
- The vaccination will be administered shortly when it is your turn.
- A follow-up schedule will be provided if needed.
Frequently Asked Question (FAQ)
1. What type of vaccination service is this?
This is a one-stop adult vaccination service, conveniently available at our A&E Department.
This means that the purchase, assessment and injection of the vaccine will all take place at the A&E.2. Is there any specific time for vaccination?
Vaccination is available at any time. However, you are encouraged to make an online appointment during the following hours to ensure your choice of vaccine is available:
8:00 AM - 7:00 PM (Mon - Fri)
8:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Sat)
Walk-in vaccinations are subject to vaccine availability.3. Who do I contact for details or enquiry?
You may contact Customer Service at 04-652 8757 / 04-652 8926 for assistance.
8:30 AM - 5:00 PM (Mon - Fri)
8:30 AM - 1:00 PM (Sat)4. Can vaccines cause severe side effects?
Severe side effects from vaccines are very rare. The benefits of vaccination greatly exceed the risks. Most common side effects, if they occur, are mild and temporary, such as soreness at the injection site or a low-grade fever.
5. Are there any vaccines specifically recommended for travellers?
Yes, specific vaccines are advised for travellers heading to regions where they might be at risk for diseases such as Influenza or Hepatitis A.
It is best to consult your healthcare provider for personalised recommendations.6. Which vaccines are suitable for me?
You may refer to the list of vaccinations in this website to see which ones are most suitable for you.
Once you have decided, kindly proceed to make an appointment online to ensure your vaccine of choice is available.7. Can children get walk-in vaccinations at the A&E Department?
Children and teenagers below 18 years old are advised to schedule a consultation at our Paediatric Centre (OPD 2, First Floor). Vaccinations will be administered based on the paediatrician’s assessment and recommendation.
