Immunizations and supplements available :

1. All public sector baby amd child immunizations from age 6 weeks up to 12 years. Our facility has been certified and approved by the Provincial Administration of the Western Cape to administer these immunizations. Public sector vaccine stock will be arriving end March 2019.
2. All private sector (optional) baby and child immunizations from age 9 months to 12 years. All private sector vaccines (applicable from age 9 months) available.
3. Vitamin A supplementation (6-monthly)
4. Deworming (6-monthly)
5. Influenza vaccinations (yearly from March)
To book an appointment for immunization or breastfeeding support :
Sr Anelle Greyling 083 564 6722 or 023 342 2333
sranelle@diekleindingkliniek.co.za

Kleinding-Kliniek

Our in-house well-baby and child clinic was launched in February 2019 with the arrival of Sr Anelle Greyling, a certified lactation consultant and registered professional nurse with years of experience providing advice and support to breastfeeding moms and immunizing babies and children at the Panorama Breastfeeding Clinic.
#sixgoodreasons
The reasoning behind the clinic was simple :
1. We wanted to see a higher level of breastfeeding success on ground level. We believe that a certified lactation consultant providing hands-on practical support and advice after discharge from hospital in a discrete and serene breastfeeding room away from the hustle and bustle will help more moms to breastfeed.
2. Many practice parents expressed a need to have their children immunized at the practice. It's just more convenient.
3. Despite our best efforts, poor coordination between visits to both the practice for follow-up visits and an alternative immunization clinic on the same day wrecked havoc with the practice appointment diary, leading to preventable prolonged waiting times for patients.
4. The belief that patients should be offered immunizations every day from 08h00 to 16h30. Opportunities for immunization should not go to waste because an immunization clinic is closed after a certain time in the day, especially for children having to travel long distances or for those dependant on public transport.
5. As the private  sector (optional) vaccines are already at the practice, the need to first  purchase them at a pharmacy and then transport them to the person administering immunizations at a clinic, is done away with. It is safer (for vaccine efficacy) to not have to travel with your child's vaccines in a cooler bag.
6. Private sector (optional) vaccines are claimed from your medical aid. No need to have the cash available to have your child immunized with these optional extra vaccines if you still have funds available in your medical aid.