Vaccinations

Our clinic provides comprehensive Travel and Occupational Health vaccination services, alongside Children’s Vaccinations, with appointments tailored to your destination, job-related exposure risks, age, and medical history. Whether you need a simple pre-holiday booster, a full travel vaccine course, or a structured childhood catch-up plan, our clinicians will guide you through what’s recommended, what’s required, and the best timing to protect you and your family.

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Vaccination Pricing Information: Each vaccine listed below is priced per dose. Please note that some vaccinations require multiple doses for full effectiveness. Due to potential fluctuations in supply, prices are subject to change without notice. Vaccinations that are specifically ordered in or kept aside for you are non-refundable in case of cancellation. We strongly recommend calling our centre directly to confirm current prices and vaccine availability before booking.

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Travel Vaccination Packages

Basic Traveller – (Hepatitis A, Typhoid, DTP) Core cover for common travel risks from food/water plus a tetanus diphtheria polio booster.

Premium Traveller – (Hepatitis A, Typhoid, DTP + Yellow Fever) Everything in the Basic package plus Yellow Fever vaccination, where recommended or required for entry.

Travel Consultations –  A clinician-led travel risk assessment with a personalised vaccine plan and timeline based on your destination, dates, and activities.

Individual Travel Vaccinations

Yellow Fever – A mosquito-borne viral illness in parts of Africa/South America, and some countries require proof of vaccination to enter.

Typhoid – A food- and water-borne bacterial infection where vaccination is recommended for higher-risk destinations.

DTP (Diphtheria, Tetanus, and Polio) – A key travel booster that updates protection against three serious infections, including tetanus from wounds.

Tdap (Boostrix) – A booster for tetanus, diphtheria, and whooping cough, often advised if you’re due for an update or around babies.

Hepatitis A (per shot) – Protects against a liver infection spread via contaminated food and water, common in many travel regions.

Hepatitis B (per shot) – Protects against a blood- and sexually-transmitted liver infection, relevant for longer travel and higher exposure risk.

Hepatitis A and B – A combined option covering both Hep A (food/water) and Hep B (blood/sex) with a convenient course schedule.

Rabies – Pre-travel vaccination is recommended for certain destinations/activities and simplifies urgent care after bites or scratches.

Japanese Encephalitis – A mosquito-borne virus in parts of Asia where vaccination may be advised for rural travel or longer stays.

Meningitis ACWY – Protects against four meningococcal strains and is required for Hajj/Umrah and recommended for some destinations.

Travel Vaccination Prices

Childhood Vaccinations

Planning Consultations

We review your child’s vaccine history and create a clear catch-up or travel schedule, aligned with NHS timing where needed.

DTaP-IPV-Hib

A combination vaccine protecting against diphtheria, tetanus, whooping cough, polio and Hib.

DTaP-Hep B-IPV-Hib

As above, with added Hepatitis B protection in one combined vaccine.

Hib + Meningitis C

Protects against Hib and meningococcal group C, both linked to serious childhood infections.

Meningitis B (per dose)

Protects against meningococcal group B, given as an age-dependent course.

Meningitis ACWY

Broader meningococcal protection (A, C, W, Y), commonly used in teen/catch-up schedules and for travel.

Pneumococcal 13 strain

Protects against 13 pneumococcal strains that can cause pneumonia, sepsis and meningitis.

Chickenpox (2-dose course)

Varicella vaccination is usually given in two doses for strong, long-term protection.

Measles, Mumps, and Rubella (MMR)

A highly effective vaccine where two doses provide the best protection against measles, mumps and rubella.

Hepatitis B (paeds)

Paediatric Hep B vaccination protects against a virus that can become chronic if caught young.

Flu Vaccine (children)

Annual vaccination reduces the risk of flu complications and helps limit spread during winter.

Childhood Vaccination Prices

Sexual Health Vaccinations

Gonorrhoea (Meningitis B vaccine, 2 doses required)

May offer some protection against gonorrhoea. Two doses are required.

HPV Vaccine (G9) (2 doses required, 6 months apart)

Protects against HPV strains linked to genital warts and certain cancers. Two doses are required, 6 months apart.

Hepatitis A (2 doses required, 6 months apart)

Protects against Hepatitis A, a viral liver infection. Two doses are usually required, 6 months apart.

Hepatitis B (3 doses over 6 months, shorter courses possible)

Protects against Hepatitis B, a viral liver infection spread through blood and bodily fluids. A standard course is given over 6 months, with accelerated schedules possible in some cases.

Sexual Health Vaccinations (per dose)

Other Vaccinations

HPV vaccine (G9)

Protects against HPV types linked to genital warts and HPV-related cancers.

Hepatitis A/B

Combined protection against Hep A (food/water) and Hep B (blood/sex), useful for travel and risk-based prevention.

Shingles vaccine

Reduces the risk of shingles and long-lasting nerve pain, especially in older adults.

Pneumococcal 23 vaccine

Broader pneumococcal coverage often recommended for older adults and certain medical risk groups.

Flu Vaccine

An annual jab that reduces your chance of serious flu illness and winter complications.

Other Vaccination Prices

Prices are without a consultation fee

Medically Reviewed by Dr Steven Miller

Dr Steven Miller, GMC Registered Medical Practitioner (3381195) | Postgraduate Expertise: Travel Medicine, Vaccinology & Tropical Diseases (DTMH)

Clinical Governance: Appraised via the Independent Doctors Federation (IDF) | HPCSA Registration: MP 0202760.

“This page has been clinically reviewed and verified to ensure all immunisation protocols, schedule timelines, and safety guidelines align with current UK and international public health standards. I have specifically vetted the clinical rationale for travel-specific packages, occupational exposure risk-profiling, paediatric and childhood catch-up vaccination schedules, and the immunological requirements dictating multi-dose efficacy.”

Page updated: 15th May 2026

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