Private Routine Vaccinations for Adults and Children
Same-day appointments at clinics across the UK
Falling behind on a vaccination, whether it's a childhood jab, a forgotten booster, or one recommended for your age, is more common than you'd think. We vaccinate adults and children against flu, shingles, MMR and the other routine vaccines, often the same day, at clinics across the UK. Your clinician will tell you honestly which vaccines you actually need. Book online, or call us today.
- Ten clinics across the UK
- Same-Day Appointments
- In clinic, by phone or video
- GMC-registered
- CQC registered
- Multiple Vaccines
Book Routine Vaccinations at Our Private Clinics
You can book online in a couple of minutes, or call us if you'd rather talk it through first. Same-day appointments are often available, so you're not stuck waiting weeks for an NHS slot.
Booking for the family? You can all be seen at the same visit, or separately if that's easier. We fit around you.
We hold appointments at clinics across the UK. Choose whichever suits you and book directly: no waiting list, no referral needed.
Why patients choose Our Vaccination Service
- No NHS eligibility criteria, age bands or risk group requirements.
- Same day appointments across all ten clinics.
- Multiple vaccinations in a single visit where clinically appropriate.
- Adults and children seen, including family appointments.
- Vaccination records provided for your files and your NHS GP.
- Advice on which vaccines are worth having for your age and circumstances.
- Corporate and workplace flu programmes available.
- No NHS registration or referral required.
- Your NHS GP registration is unaffected.
Routine Vaccination Services We Provide
We cover the routine vaccinations most people need. Each has its own page with full details.
- Flu Vaccination: Annual protection, without waiting for an NHS flu clinic.
- Shingles Vaccine: For older adults, as a private alternative to the NHS programme.
- Pneumococcal Vaccine: Protects against pneumococcal infections, including some types of pneumonia.
- MMR Vaccine Measles, mumps and rubella, for children or adults catching up.
- Chickenpox Vaccine For children, or adults who've never had it.
- HPV Vaccine For adolescents and adults outside standard NHS eligibility.
- Whooping Cough Vaccine Part of the childhood schedule, and recommended in pregnancy.
- Tetanus Booster: A top-up when protection has lapsed, or after an injury.
- Other routine boosters: Not sure what's due? We'll check and tell you honestly.
How a Vaccination Appointment works
Step 1
Book Your Slot
Choose your nearest clinic and a same-day or scheduled time.
Step 2
Quick Health Check
A clinician confirms the vaccine is suitable for you and checks your history and any allergies.
Step 3
Vaccination
Given in the same appointment, with more than one vaccine at a visit where clinically appropriate.
Step 4
Record and Aftercare
You get a record of what was given, plus clear aftercare advice and any follow-up dose booked.
Step 5
Follow-up if you need it.
Ongoing care and continuity, with the same doctor where possible.
Why choose Private Medical Clinic For Vaccinations
- CQC registered provider, with documented clinical governance.
- No eligibility criteria to satisfy.
- GMC registered doctors and registered nurses administering vaccines.
- Ten clinics across the UK.
- Same day appointments, including during flu season.
- Records shared with your NHS GP on request, with your consent.
- Corporate and on site workplace programmes available.
- Honest advice about which vaccines are worth having, and which are not needed.
Meet our Clinicians
Your vaccination is given by an experienced clinician, not whoever happens to be free that day.
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Vaccination clinics Across The UK
We provide routine vaccinations services at multiple clinic locations across the UK. If you require a medical certificate, legal medical report, or GP health record summary, you can visit one of our local clinics below:
- Routine Vaccinations Service in Birmingham
- Routine Vaccinations Service in Sutton Coldfield
- Routine Vaccinations Service in London
- Routine Vaccinations Service in Newcastle
- Routine Vaccinations Service in Leicester
- Routine Vaccinations Service in Bournemouth
- Routine Vaccinations Service in Oxford
- Routine Vaccinations Service in Derby
- Routine Vaccinations Service in Manchester
- Routine Vaccinations Service in Cambridge
Ongoing care with a Membership Plan
Individual Plan
£79
Per User/month, billed annually
Affordable Healthcare For Individuals
- For one person. Ten free consultations a year, a complete annual health screen, 50 per cent off Super Screen bloods, priority appointment access, free prescriptions, letters and referrals, and direct access to a clinician.
Couples Plan
Popular£149
Per User/month, billed annually
Full Benefits For Two People
- Covers two people. Everything in the Individual plan, ten free consultations a year for both members, and two Super Screen Health Checks a year.
Family Plan
£199
Per User/month, billed annually
Cover The Whole Family For One Fixed Price
- Up to two adults and two children, £25 per additional child. Everything in the Individual plan, ten free consultations a year for all members, and four Super Screen Health Checks a year.
Common reasons patients book a private vaccination
- You want the flu vaccine but fall outside the NHS eligible groups.
- You want the shingles vaccine before you reach the NHS age band.
- You or your child missed a scheduled childhood vaccination.
- You have never had chickenpox and want protection, particularly before pregnancy or if you work with children.
- You need Hepatitis B for work, such as healthcare or care roles.
- You need a tetanus booster after an injury or before manual or outdoor work.
- You are pregnant and need whooping cough vaccination.
- You are starting university or moving into shared accommodation.
- You are a carer or live with someone immunosuppressed and want to reduce the risk to them.
- You want your vaccination history checked and brought up to date.
Why Are Routine Vaccinations Important?
Vaccines work. That's the simple reason serious illnesses like measles and whooping cough are far less common in the UK than they used to be.
Protection doesn't always last. Tetanus needs a booster because immunity fades. Flu needs a yearly jab because the virus changes. Staying current means your protection actually matches your risk, rather than you assuming you're covered when you're not.
There's a wider benefit too. The more people around you are vaccinated, the harder it is for these diseases to spread, which protects people who can't be vaccinated themselves for medical reasons. Keeping your own vaccines up to date isn't only about you.
Private vaccination vs NHS vaccination: What's The Difference?
| Routine Vaccinations | NHS Vaccinations | |
|---|---|---|
| Eligibility | None, anyone can book | Restricted to defined age and risk groups |
| Access | Same day, usually | Depends on programme and practice capacity |
| Range | Full list held on site | Only vaccines within funded programmes |
| Shingles | Available at any adult age | Restricted age band |
| Flu | Available to anyone | Free for eligible groups, chargeable otherwise |
| Chickenpox | Available on request | Not routinely offered to healthy children |
| Appointment | Booked at a time you choose | Often clinic based, in set sessions |
| Cost | Per vaccine, see the table above | Free where eligible |
Using a private service does not affect your NHS registration, and we can share your record with your NHS GP with your consent so their notes stay accurate.
Routine Vaccinations FAQs
They're the vaccines routinely recommended through life, from childhood immunisations to booster doses later on, to protect against infections that are common, and sometimes serious.
Everyone, at different points in life: children on the standard schedule, adults catching up on missed doses, older adults needing age-related vaccines, and anyone with a condition that raises their risk from infection.
Yes, following the same UK clinical guidance the NHS uses. This suits parents wanting a specific appointment time, or catching up on a vaccine their child has missed.
Often, yes, subject to availability. If you need to be seen quickly, book online or call us directly, since same-day slots can go fast.
Yes. They follow recognised UK clinical guidance, and most people have only mild, short-lived side effects like soreness at the injection site. Your clinician checks your history first to be sure a vaccine is right for you.
Any record of previous vaccinations, if you have one, a list of your medications, and details of any allergies. For a child, their NHS red book helps if you have it.
This depends on your age and circumstances, but commonly includes flu, shingles, pneumococcal, MMR, whooping cough and tetanus. Ask us and we'll tell you what applies to you.
Yes, and it's more common than people think. Adults often need a booster, a vaccine missed in childhood, or an age-related one like the shingles vaccine. You don't need a full vaccination record for us to help.
Yes, in a couple of minutes, choosing your clinic and a time that suits you. Or call us if you'd rather book by phone.
We check your history first to confirm the vaccine suits you, talk you through what to expect, then vaccinate you and cover aftercare, including any future booster you'll need.
Some vaccines protect for life. Others, tetanus included, need a top-up after a set number of years as immunity fades. We can check your history and tell you what's due.
Often, yes, if your clinician confirms it's safe to give them together. It's a convenient way to catch up on more than one, or vaccinate the family in one visit.
Ready to Book Your Routine Vaccinations?
Whether you're catching up on a missed jab or keeping your family protected, we're here to help, without the wait. Book online or call us today.