COVID-19 Vaccination in South Shore, Montreal
COVID-19 vaccination at Clinique Revive offers a private pathway for adults and eligible children to receive Health Canada-approved COVID-19 vaccines on a schedule that fits your life. Whether you are catching up on a missed dose, eligible for a seasonal booster, or planning vaccination ahead of travel or a high-risk exposure, the clinic provides the vaccine, the documentation, and a brief observation period in one visit.
Eligibility for publicly funded doses is reviewed at booking.
Health Canada-approved
Only authorized COVID-19 vaccines are administered. Lot number, brand, and dose are documented for your record.
Personalized scheduling
The clinician reviews your dose history and current eligibility to recommend the correct interval since your last dose.
Observation included
A 15-minute post-injection observation period is standard to monitor for immediate reactions.
When a COVID-19 vaccination visit makes sense
Public health authorities recommend updated COVID-19 doses on a schedule that depends on age, health status, and dose history. Vaccination is particularly important for adults 65 and older, immunocompromised patients, residents of long-term care, pregnant patients, healthcare workers, and people with chronic medical conditions.
Patients who recently had COVID-19 generally wait several months before the next dose for a stronger response — the clinician confirms timing for you. If you are acutely unwell with a fever today, vaccination is usually deferred until you have recovered.
Preparation for a COVID-19 vaccination visit
Bring your vaccination record (paper booklet, provincial app, or printed dose history) so the clinician can verify previous doses, dates, and brands. Wear a short-sleeved shirt or one that allows easy upper-arm access.
Eat normally beforehand — vaccinations on an empty stomach increase the chance of feeling lightheaded. Mention any allergies to vaccine ingredients, prior severe reactions to a vaccine, recent infusion of monoclonal antibodies, or current immunosuppressive treatment.
What to expect after vaccination
Mild side effects — sore arm, fatigue, low-grade fever, headache — are common in the first 24–48 hours and reflect the immune system responding. Acetaminophen or ibuprofen is reasonable for symptom relief.
Severe reactions are rare; the 15-minute observation period addresses the immediate-reaction window. Updated immunity develops over about 2 weeks.
The clinic provides documentation that updates your provincial vaccination record where applicable.
- Health card or ID
- vaccination record (booklet, app, or printout)
- list of allergies and current medications
Registered nurse
20 minutes including observation
South Shore, Montreal, Kahnawake, Saint-Mathieu — and across the South Shore (Rive-Sud)
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get my COVID-19 vaccine and flu shot at the same visit?
Yes — co-administration is acceptable and well-studied. Many patients choose to combine them, especially during respiratory virus season.
How long should I wait after a COVID-19 infection?
Current guidance generally suggests waiting at least 3 months after a confirmed infection for a strong immune response. The clinician confirms based on your specific timing.
Are there age restrictions?
Eligibility extends to most age groups including children, with formulation and dose adjusted by age. The clinician confirms eligibility at booking.
Will the vaccine show up on my provincial record?
Yes. Vaccinations administered at the clinic are documented and submitted to update your provincial vaccination record.