Routine Vaccinations in Newcastle
Flu from £35, chickenpox, shingles and whooping cough. Same day appointments at our Jesmond vaccination clinic.
We are on Osborne Avenue in Jesmond, off Osborne Road, a short walk from Jesmond and West Jesmond Metro. Every routine vaccine on the NHS schedule, plus the ones it does not cover. Given by a clinician who checks your history first, with no referral and no registration needed. Several of these are free on the NHS if you qualify, and we will tell you which rather than take the money.
- Flu Vaccine £35
- Same Day Appointments
- CQC Registered
- We Say When It Is Free
- No Referral, No Registration
- Given by a Clinician
Why patients choose our NEWCASTLE VACCINATION CLINIC
• Seen the same day, rather than waiting weeks for a slot.
• A clinician takes your history first. Allergies, pregnancy, immune status, and what you have had before.
• Courses tracked and booked in. Chickenpox needs two doses and the dates matter.
• A written record of the vaccine, date and batch, which schools, employers and visa applications ask for.
• Honest about NHS eligibility. If you qualify free, we say so.
• Streetly is easy to reach from across Sutton Coldfield
FLU JAB IN NEWCASTLE
£35, one injection, each autumn. Protection takes around two weeks to build and lasts the season, which is why it is repeated annually rather than boosted.
When to have it. From early autumn, before flu starts circulating. Leaving it until December means going unprotected through the weeks it was most needed.
Who tends to pay for it. Parents heading into the school term, people who work with the public, and anyone who cannot afford to lose a week of work to it. One appointment and it is done for the season.
Free on the NHS if you are 65 or over, pregnant, a carer, or living with certain long term conditions. If that is you, use the NHS route. People pay here because they fall outside those groups, cannot get an appointment in time, or want it done today.
CHICKENPOX VACCINE IN NEWCASTLE
Two doses, eight weeks apart.
This is the clearest private case on the list, because chickenpox vaccination is not part of the routine NHS childhood programme in the way the others are.
Who asks for it. Parents who would rather not wait for their child to catch it. Adults who never had chickenpox as a child, where it tends to be more severe. Anyone about to live with or care for someone immunosuppressed, where the risk of passing it on matters.
Most adults in the UK had chickenpox as children and are already immune. If you are not sure whether you did, say so at the appointment and a clinician will talk through whether to check your immunity first or simply vaccinate.
Both doses are needed for full protection, and we book the second before you leave.
SHINGLES, WHOOPING COUGH AND MENINGITIS IN NEWCASTLE
Shingles vaccine
Shingles is the chickenpox virus reactivating years later, and the pain can outlast the rash by months. The NHS offers this free at certain ages and to people who are severely immunosuppressed, so check your eligibility before paying.
Whooping cough, £95
This is given as a combined vaccine that also covers diphtheria, tetanus and polio, so one injection does four jobs. Most private requests come from pregnancy, where the point is passing protection to the baby for its first weeks. Whooping cough vaccination in pregnancy is free on the NHS, normally offered from around the middle of pregnancy. Ask your midwife first.
Meningitis ACWY, £75
Covers three to five years. Free on the NHS for teenagers and for first-time university students under 25. If that is you, use it.
Diphtheria, tetanus and polio, £50
Covers ten years. Usually requested as a booster, often before travel or after an injury. If you want pertussis cover as well, the combined vaccine above is the one to ask for.
How to book your VACCINATION APPOINTMENT IN NEWCASTLE
- Step 1
Book online or call 0121 798 0729.
Same-day appointments are usually available in Newcastle
- Step 2
A short health check
Allergies, pregnancy, immune status, current illness, and what you have had before.
- Step 3
The vaccination
A few minutes.
- Step 4
A short wait
Standard practice after any vaccine.
- Step 5
Your record,
and your next dose booked if the vaccine needs a course.
Find your nearest Jesmond, Newcastle
Located in Jesmond, this clinic sits within one of Newcastle’s most established and sought-after neighbourhoods. The area is well known for its leafy streets, residential character, and proximity to the city centre, offering a quieter setting while remaining closely connected to central Newcastle.
Jesmond, Newcastle
Accessibility & Support:
- Wheelchair-accessible car park
- Wheelchair-accessible entrance
- Wheelchair-accessible toilet
- On-site parking
Address
The Osborne Clinic, 22 Osborne Avenue, Jesmond, Newcastle upon Tyne NE2 1JQ
Opening Hours
Monday – Friday 8:00 am – 7:00 pm
Saturday 9:00 am – 2:00 pm
Sunday Closed
Phone
+44 0191 694 1087
hello@privatemedicalclinic.co.uk
Parking
By car:The Osborne Clinic, 22 Osborne Avenue, Jesmond, Newcastle upon Tyne NE2 1JQ; free on-site parking to the rear
By train and bus: Jesmond and West Jesmond Metro stations are both close, and Central Station is a short Metro ride.
Serving: We are on Osborne Avenue in Jesmond, off Osborne Road, a short walk from Jesmond and West Jesmond Metro.
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Consultant Private GP and Medical Director
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Routine Vaccinations Newcastle FAQs
£35 for a single dose, given each autumn.
No, and you do not need to live in Newcastle.
Free for certain ages and for people who are severely immunosuppressed. Eligibility has changed in recent years, so check with your GP before paying.
It is recommended, and it is free on the NHS, usually from around the middle of pregnancy. Ask your midwife first.
Yes. Written confirmation of the vaccine, date, and batch.
Any vaccination record you have, and a list of your current medicines. Nothing else.
The ones you have in the UK, regardless of travel plans: flu, chickenpox, shingles, whooping cough, meningitis, and the diphtheria, tetanus, and polio booster. Travel vaccines are a separate category and depend on where you are going.
Same-day appointments are usually available. Call 0121 798 0729 to check today’s slots.
Free for several groups, including people 65 and over, pregnant women, carers and people with certain long-term conditions.
Two, eight weeks apart. Both are needed for full protection.
Booking is best, and same-day slots are usually available.
Bring any record you have. If nothing can be found, a clinician will advise whether to check immunity or repeat the vaccine.
Often yes. A clinician confirms which combinations are appropriate for you.
Yes, and many can be given at the same appointment. Our travel vaccination pages cover what each destination requires.
Book a ROUTINE VACCINATION IN NEWCASTLE
Routine vaccinations from £35 at Osborne Avenue, Jesmond. Same day appointments, no referral, no registration. If you qualify for it free on the NHS, we will tell you.