Bendigo COVID-19 vaccine - latest on Coronavirus vaccine rollout and how you can book for our clinic

Last updated: October 16, 2021

Please note: Your address details will be checked for all appointments to ensure COVID-19 restriction rules are being followed.

Bendigo Community Health Services is delivering the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine to eligible people from the City of Greater Bendigo.

We can deliver both first and second doses of the Pfizer vaccine but at the moment only have bookings available for a second dose of the AstraZeneca vaccine.

To book the next available appointment call our Client Services team on 5406 1200.

Online bookings: To see available appointments in our COVID-19 Vaccine Clinic visit our HotDoc online booking service click here 

Please note: If you have had your first AstraZeneca vaccine and had no serious side effects then you should have a second dose as required. If you have any concerns please speak with your GP.

If you want the AstraZeneca vaccine we recommend you use the Bendigo Health Vaccination Centre at 113-133 Mollison Street. The centre is open from 10am to 5pm daily. Call 1800 675 398 to make an appointment. The centre accepts a limited number of walk-in appointments each day.

VIDEO: Step inside our COVID-19 vaccine clinic

BCHS staff share their highlights for Allied Health Professions Day 2021

Today is Allied Health Professions Day. 

The annual date is here to bring our allied health professionals together to celebrate the work they love doing and to raise the profile of the allied health workforce and the important role they play in health and social care systems.

“My favourite part of being an allied health professional is all the fabulous people I get to meet each day. My colleagues, clients and mentors all add value to my life and it’s rare that I finish a day of work without learning something new. I also really enjoy watching my clients over the years reach their goals and live their lives to the fullest.”

Eaglehawk community to get improved healthcare thanks to $7.3m Regional Health Infrastruture Fund grant

Bendigo Community Health Services will use a $7.3 million State Government grant to secure the future of healthcare in Eaglehawk.

Member for Bendigo West Maree Edwards announced the State Government grant today as part of a $16.4 million Regional Health Infrastructure Fund investment in the region.

BCHS CEO Gerard José said the grant would secure the future of the Seymoure Street site for decades.

"We are thrilled. This grant will allow us to create a more modern health facility that caters for our staff and the Eaglehawk community," he said.

"BCHS has been caring for the Eaglehawk community from our very foundation in 1974 and it's exciting we can now reward their incredible support through the years by delivering a far better health centre to cater for their needs."

Mr José said BCHS would now start the process of consulting with staff, partners and the community on redevelopment plans.

"A redeveloped Eaglehawk site will not only allow us to keep delivering quality medical practice, allied health and counselling services but give us the space to expand into new models of healthcare for the community," Mr José said.