Know Plan Go
Did you know there are medicines that can help treat COVID-19 at home? Find out if you're among the Australians at risk of serious illness from COVID-19 and may be eligible for this treatment.
Then make a simple action plan, which you can put into place quickly and effectively when needed. We call this Know, Plan, Go.
If you have tested positive, talk to your GP or make an appointment with a Doctor via a Telehealth service.
As Pharmacists, we know you've heard some important go-to strategies for dealing with illness, like staying home and getting rest.
But you may not know this: There are medicines that can help treat COVID-19 at home.
While some Australians are at risk of serious illness from COVID-19, these medications can help stop you from becoming really sick.
Answer these six questions to find out if you're eligible.
Eligibility check will redirect you to an external webpage
Every day in pharmacies across Australia, we see that care leads to calm.
For people at high risk of getting sick from COVID-19, a plan can help provide both!
Talk to your Pharmacist about making a plan for you, including must-haves for your toolkit, such as an up-to-date list of your medications and over-the-counter items to help manage symptoms.
Our Pharmacists can also help you with medications if you are eligible.
With your plan made and toolkit at the ready, it's easier to have a clear head if you become sick.
If you have tested positive, talk to your GP or make an appointment with a Doctor via a Telehealth service.
It's a good idea to do this even if your symptoms are mild, as they could change quickly.
Your Pharmacist can also help you ensure you have enough supplies and that your plan is still on track.
Eligibility check will redirect you to an external webpage
ATAGI COVID-19 vaccination recommendations (as of February 2024)
ATAGI COVID-19 vaccination recommendations (as of February 2024)
With severe immunocompromise
75 years+ You are recommended to get a booster every 6 months
65 - 74 years You are recommended to get a booster dose at least every 12 months, but can receive one every six months.
18 - 64 years You are recommended to get a booster dose at least every 12 months, but can receive every six months. Talk to your Doctor about the risks and benefits.
5 - 17 years You can receive a booster dose every 12 months.
<5 years You are not recommended to get a booster.
Without severe immunocompromise
75 years+ You are recommended to get a booster every 6 months
65 - 74 years You are recommended to get a booster dose at least every 12 months, but can receive one every six months. Talk to your Doctor about the risks and benefits
18 - 64 years You can receive a booster dose every 12 months. Talk to your Doctor about the risks and benefits.
<18 years You are not recommended to get a booster.
