Vaccinations

Protection Planned Around Your Health Needs

Vaccinations are important for routine health, travel, seasonal protection and other medical risk factors. Vaccinations can help protect against a range of infections and the vaccines you might need depend on your age, medical history, lifestyle, work and travel plans.

Well Life Clinic offers private vaccination clinics with doctor led advice. Your clinician will review your needs, talk about suitable vaccines and recommend the safest and most suitable next steps along with key timings.

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Our Vaccine Advice

You might need a vaccination appointment for a lot of reasons. Some patients want to check that they are up to date with routine vaccinations, others require advice before travelling, preparing for university or facing a specific health risk. If you need any of the below, then please contact us to book a vaccination appointment:

Travel vaccine recommendations before an overseas trip
Seasonal protection, such as flu shots
Review of vaccine records or lack of vaccine records
Work, study or health risk associated vaccines
Pre-conception counselling, pre-travel or pre-treatment
Family vaccinations like Chicken Pox

Your clinician will help you understand which vaccines may be relevant to your situation.

Routine Vaccination Reviews

Some people are not sure if they have completed their routine vaccinations, especially if they have moved countries or their records have been lost. A review can help establish if there are any vaccines outstanding or if a booster shot may be worth discussing.

Your clinician can ask about your vaccination history, your medical background and if you have had any previous reactions. If necessary, they can recommend whether vaccination, further checks or specialist advice may be suitable.

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Travel Vaccines Before You Fly

Travel vaccination requirements depend on the destination, length of stay, planned activities, accommodation, season and personal health. Different risks may be involved in short city breaks, backpacking, working abroad or visiting rural areas.

We provide travel vaccine advice based on your itinerary and risk. Your clinician can talk about what vaccines might be recommended, when they are ideally given and if there is any extra travel health advice needed.

Many vaccinations require multiple doses administered over a specific timeframe. Each dose plays a crucial role in building robust immunity. To ensure you’re fully protected before your trip, we recommend planning ahead to allow ample time for the complete vaccination schedule.

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Seasonal and Health-Related Vaccines

Some vaccines are given at certain times of the year or are recommended for people with certain health risks. For example, flu vaccination may be considered seasonally, while other vaccines may be relevant according to age, immune status, occupation or medical history.

Your clinician can tell you if a seasonal or health-related vaccine is appropriate for you and if it can be safely given at the same time as other planned vaccines or treatments.

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What Your Appointment Covers

Getting vaccinated is more than just getting an injection. It’s an opportunity to ensure the vaccine is appropriate, safe and well-timed. Your consultation may cover:

A review of your medical and immunisation history
Discussion of allergies or past vaccine reactions
Advice on timing, doses and possible need for boosters
Travel destination risk review if applicable
Post-vaccination aftercare information is clear

For our travel vaccinations, we offer a 20-minute virtual appointment (£65) to discuss your travel questionnaire and you’ll receive a personalised assessment of required vaccinations and associated costs.

Following the consultation, we will schedule an in-person vaccination appointment with a GP (£30 per 10 minutes, in addition to vaccination costs). PLease contact us for group and family discounts.

Guide Prices

Rabies – £99 per dose (3 doses required)

Japanese Encephalitis – £120 per dose (2 doses required)

Hepatitis A – £75 per dose (2 doses required)

Hepatitis B – £60 per dose (3 doses required)

Hepatitis A+B – £90 per dose (3 doses required)

Typhoid – £49

Dengue Fever – £125 per dose (2 doses required)

Diphtheria Tetanus Polio – £49

Cholera – £44 per dose (2 required)

Tick Bourne Encephalitis – £74 per dose (3 doses required)

RSV – £299 per dose

Chicken Pox – this is a two dose vaccination course. The price is £210 which includes both doses plus the cost of the vaccination appointments.

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Aftercare and Possible Side Effects

Most vaccines are safe, but there may be mild side effects. These include soreness where you had the injection, feeling tired, headache, a slight temperature and general aches for a short time.

Your clinician will tell you what the expectations are and what would need medical advice. We give clear and practical aftercare guidance so you know how to look after yourself after your vaccination.

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