Preventive Care · Vaccines

Immunizations & Vaccines

Vaccines are among the most effective tools in preventive health, across all ages. Here's an overview of routine immunizations and how to keep yours up to date at iCollab.

Key points

Among the most effective preventive tools

Matter at every age, not just childhood

We can review and update your record

Includes seasonal and travel vaccines

Immunizations protect against a range of preventable illnesses, and they matter at every age — not just in childhood. Keeping your vaccinations up to date is one of the most effective and well-established parts of preventive care.

Vaccines across the lifespan

Routine immunizations begin in childhood and continue through adulthood, with certain vaccines recommended at particular ages or for particular circumstances. Your physician can review your history, identify any gaps, and advise what's recommended for you now.

Seasonal and situational vaccines

Beyond routine schedules, some vaccines are recommended seasonally or based on your health, age, work, or travel plans. A short conversation helps make sure you're covered for your situation.

How iCollab helps

Your family doctor can review and update your immunizations as part of your regular care. Ask at your next visit, or book specifically to get up to date.

For current public immunization schedules and eligibility in BC, your physician can advise based on the latest provincial guidance.

Have a concern you'd like looked at?

Book with an iCollab physician, or ask at the walk-in clinic.

If this is a medical emergency, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. iCollab clinics are not equipped for emergency care.
Questions

Immunizations & Vaccines — FAQ

Which vaccines do adults need?+
It depends on your age, health, and history. Your physician can review your record, identify gaps, and recommend what's appropriate for you.
Do you offer immunizations for all ages?+
Immunization is part of preventive care across the lifespan. Talk to your iCollab physician about reviewing and updating yours or your family's.
How do I know if I'm up to date?+
Your physician can review your immunization history and advise. If you're unsure of past vaccines, mention it — there are ways to work that out together.
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