Depending on your age and health condition, you may be eligible to receive certain vaccines free of charge during the year, such as the pneumococcal vaccine.
No vaccinations are offered at CLSCs for vaccines not included in the schedule, such as those for travel.
During your appointment, a nurse will review your health record and determine which vaccines you are eligible to receive.
Consult the 
adult vaccination schedule to learn more about the recommended vaccines.
Adult Vaccination Offer
Pertussis, also known as whooping cough, is a respiratory infection. It is spread through contact with the nasal or throat secretions of an infected person. Pertussis causes severe coughing.
Through vaccination, the mother develops protective antibodies and passes them to the baby via the placenta. At birth, the baby is protected against pertussis until their first vaccination, scheduled at 2 months of age.
The pertussis vaccine is strongly recommended for pregnant women during every pregnancy. It is best to get vaccinated between 26 and 32 weeks of pregnancy. Vaccination during pregnancy is safe.
Vaccination is available by appointment.
To book an appointment:
If you are 50 years old or older, in Québec, a booster dose of the diphtheria and tetanus vaccine is recommended. This booster dose is available free of charge and is essential to ensure your protection against these diseases. If you have received a dose after the age of 40 or a booster within the last 10 years, this additional dose is not necessary.
Vaccination is available by appointment.
To book an appointment:
Emergency tetanus vaccination is offered at CLSCs.
A tetanus vaccine may be recommended depending on the type of wound and your previous tetanus vaccination history.
If in doubt, contact Info-Santé 811.
Rabies is usually transmitted through the bite or scratch of an infected animal.
If in doubt, contact Info-Santé 811 immediately.
We also offer immunoglobulin administration for anyone exposed to a potential source of rabies or tetanus. The evaluation will be done by a nurse.
For more information, consult this page on tetanus.
| CLSC Idola-Saint-Jean 250, boulevard Cartier Ouest, Laval, H7N 5S5 450 668-1803 |
| CLSC des Mille-Îles 775, rue Montrose, Laval, H7E 3M3 450 661-5371 |
| CLSC de l’Ouest-de-l’Île 4250, boulevard Dagenais Ouest, Laval, H7R 1L3 450 627-2530 |
| CLSC de Sainte-Rose 280, boulevard Roi-du-Nord, Laval, H7L 4L2 450 963-6260 |
| CLSC du Ruisseau-Papineau 800, boulevard Chomedey, Tour B, Suite 200, Laval, H7V 3Y4 450 687-5690 |
Shingles is a disease caused by the reactivation of the chickenpox virus. It mainly affects adults and older people who have previously had chickenpox.
It is a painful illness. It causes a skin rash, similar to blisters, along the path of a nerve. It lasts 2 to 3 weeks. The redness and small blisters become crusted in the painful area. Shingles can also lead to complications requiring hospitalization.
The protection offered by the shingles vaccine lasts for at least 9 years after vaccination. Two doses, spaced 2 to 12 months apart, are needed to ensure long-term protection.
Who can receive the vaccine?
The Shingrix vaccine against shingles is offered free of charge to people aged 75 and older and to people aged 18 and older who are immunocompromised. These individuals can be vaccinated regardless of their history of chickenpox or chickenpox vaccination.
The vaccine is also recommended for people aged 50 to 74, although it is not free for them. These individuals can book an appointment at certain community pharmacies.
The HPV vaccine protects against HPV types 16 and 18, which are the main causes of HPV-related cancers, such as cancer of the cervix, vagina, vulva, penis, anus, and throat.
The HPV vaccine is offered free of charge
Learn more about HPV vaccination.
Vaccination is available by appointment only.
When you call to book your appointment, please specify that it is for vaccination related to measles exposure. Specific instructions on precautionary measures to follow during your visit will be provided.
If you develop measles symptoms (fever, rash, cough, runny nose, or red eyes) after exposure, contact Info-Santé at 811, option 1, for guidance tailored to your situation.
For more details on symptoms, consult the following page.
Post-transplant or immunosuppressed vaccination, according to medical protocol.
To book an appointment:
Contact one of the following CLSCs: |
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| CLSC Idola-Saint-Jean 250, boulevard Cartier Ouest, Laval, H7N 5S5 450 668-1803 |
| CLSC des Mille-Îles 775, rue Montrose, Laval, H7E 0H6 450 661-2572 |
| CLSC de l’Ouest-de-l’Île 4250, boulevard Dagenais Ouest, Laval, H7R 1L3 450 627-2530 |
| CLSC de Sainte-Rose 280, boulevard Roi-du-Nord, Laval, H7L 4L2 450 963-6260 |
| CLSC du Ruisseau-Papineau 1665, du Couvent, Laval, H7W 3A8 450 687-5690 |
Vaccination for Healthcare Interns (Updating Vaccination Record)
vaccination.cissslav@ssss.gouv.qc.ca. We will contact you to schedule an appointment.Book an appointment:
Review and update of adult vaccination records (only vaccines included in the Québec Immunization Program).
Book an appointment on Clic Santé.