Immunization Clinics

Staying up to date with your immunizations is one of the most effective ways to protect yourself, your family, and your community from vaccine-preventable diseases. At Southwestern Public Health, we offer immunization clinics throughout the region for individuals of all ages. Whether you need a routine vaccine, a school-required immunization, or a catch-up dose, we’re here to help.

Our clinics operate by appointment only to ensure you receive timely, personalized care. Each person receiving a vaccine must have their own individual appointment. This helps us prepare properly and reduce your wait time.

Below, we’ll walk you through how to book your immunization appointment online and what you can expect when you arrive at your local clinic.

What you need to know before booking

To make your visit as smooth as possible:

• Bring your immunization record, if you have one

• A health card is helpful but not needed

• Kids too young to make their own health decisions must come with a parent or guardian or bring written permission

• Our clinics don’t offer travel vaccines, please talk to your doctor or visit a travel clinic for these

Measles vaccines are available for children up to 18 years old. If you're over 18 and not sure if you've had a measles vaccine, talk to your doctor or visit a travel clinic for advice.

Clinic locations

We offer immunization clinics in several locations to serve you better:

Aylmer: 424 Talbot Street West, Unit L7C
1st Tuesday of the month

Ingersoll: Unifor Local Hall 88, 364 Victoria Street

Norwich: Norwich Community Centre, 53 Stover Street South

St. Thomas: Southwestern Public Health, 1230 Talbot Street

Tillsonburg: Tillsonburg Public Library, 2 Library Lane

Woodstock: Southwestern Public Health, 410 Buller Street

What should I do next?

• Review the Ontario Routine Immunization Schedule to ensure you or your child is up-to-date on vaccinations

• If you're unsure about your vaccination status, contact your health care provider for guidance