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Vaccines are the best way to protect people from diseases that can be dangerous. Babies, children, and adults can get routine vaccines from their healthcare provider. KFL&A Public Health offers vaccine clinics for early years (babies and toddlers), school-aged children, and respiratory illness (COVID-19 and flu) for all ages.

Immunization records and reporting

Ensure your vaccine records are current and report all vaccinations to KFL&A Public Health. It is your responsibility to report your child's immunizations to KFL&A Public Health to keep records up-to-date per standards of the Immunization of School Pupils Act. Learn how to view and submit your vaccination records.

If you need a copy of your vaccine records, you can access them online or you can request a copy from KFL&A Public Health.

Travel vaccines

If you are travelling, you may need certain vaccines to protect you from disease. Consult your healthcare provider at least 3 months prior to your trip to determine the necessary vaccines to protect yourself from diseases. Your doctor can advise which vaccines are required. KFL&A Public Health’s immunization clinics do not offer travel immunizations. If you require immunizations for travel, visit a travel clinic:

  • Travel Health Experts - 725 Arlington Park Place, Unit 3, Kingston. 1-888-322-9843
  • Travel Health Now - 284 Earl St., Kingston. 613-777-1501
  • Kingston Travel Vaccination Clinic -902 Portsmouth Ave., Kingston. 613-507-8317
  • Lovell Drugs - 800 Princess St., Kingston. 613-549-3300
  • Quinte Travel Health Clinic (QTHC) - 120 Clarence St., Suite 255, Kingston. 613-546-8387
  • Passport Health Kingston Travel Clinic – 797 Princess St., Kingston. 613-817-9841
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