Flu (influenza)
Once a year, best before the winter and monsoon seasons.
Vaccination at home
Every vaccine, at home in Gurugram.
Flu, HPV, hepatitis, typhoid, shingles, pneumococcal and children's vaccines. We source the vaccine, and a qualified doctor or nurse gives it at your home after a quick check that it suits you.
Given at your home•A doctor checks first•Adults and children•Price confirmed before booking
What we give at home
The vaccines families ask for most.
Any vaccine not listed is available on request too. Tell us which one, and who it is for.
HPV
Helps protect against cervical cancer and other HPV-related cancers.
Hepatitis A and B
Protection for the liver, often missed in childhood.
Typhoid
Recommended in India, and before travel.
Pneumococcal
Against pneumonia, also for anyone with diabetes, heart or lung conditions.
Shingles
Against the painful rash that can follow chickenpox years later.
Tetanus and Tdap
A booster every ten years, and during pregnancy.
Children's vaccines
The full childhood schedule, including MMR and chickenpox.
Book a vaccine
Tell us which vaccine, and for whom.
Your health manager calls you back with the price and a time that suits you. Nothing is booked or charged until you agree.
Good to know
Vaccines at home: common questions.
Flu, HPV, hepatitis A and B, typhoid, pneumococcal, shingles, tetanus and Tdap, and the full childhood schedule including MMR and chickenpox. Any other vaccine is available on request.
A qualified doctor or nurse, at your home. Before giving it they check your age, your health and the doses you have had before.
It depends on the vaccine. Your health manager tells you the full price, including the home visit, before anything is booked, and nothing is charged until you agree.
Yes. Tell us your child's age and which doses they have had, and we arrange the next ones on the national schedule at home.
Commonly a yearly flu vaccine, pneumococcal and shingles vaccines, and a tetanus booster every ten years. A doctor advises what suits you, based on your health and earlier doses.
Go to a hospital emergency department straight away. Rabies protection after a bite is urgent and should not wait for a home appointment.
Start with one message
Vaccines on time, without the clinic visit.
Tell us which vaccine and who it is for. We arrange the rest.