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Vaccinations & Immunisations

Adult and childhood vaccinations for private patients

A vaccine vial and syringe prepared on a sterile tray

Dr Wander provides a comprehensive private vaccination service for adults and children, including routine boosters, non-NHS vaccines and travel immunisations.

Each appointment includes a short pre-vaccination review to check suitability, discuss the vaccine and answer any questions before administration.

Records are provided in writing so you can share them with your NHS GP or occupational health team.

Consultation from £80 plus the cost of each vaccine, charged separately by the hospital pharmacy.

  • Routine adult and childhood immunisations
  • Shingles and pneumococcal vaccination
  • HPV vaccination for eligible patients
  • Occupational vaccines (hepatitis B, MMR titre checks)
  • Full travel vaccination service

Routine boosters

Tetanus, pertussis, MMR, chickenpox and shingles for eligible patients.

Travel & occupational

Yellow fever, hepatitis, rabies and other travel or work-related vaccines.

Children welcome

Private childhood schedules including catch-up doses.

Our Approach

Vaccination is straightforward when it is done well: correct product, correct schedule, honest discussion of benefits and side effects, and a proper written record. Complex or nervous patients are given the time they need.

What to Expect

1

Short pre-vaccination consultation and consent

2

Vaccine administered by Dr Wander or the nursing team

3

Observation period where required

4

Written vaccination record for your files

Frequently Asked

Can Dr Wander vaccinate my child?

Yes. Private childhood vaccinations, including catch-up schedules and non-NHS vaccines such as chickenpox, are available.

Will I be given a record I can share with my NHS GP?

Yes. You will receive a written vaccination record with dates, batch numbers and product details that your NHS GP can add to your notes.

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Enquire about Vaccinations & Immunisations

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