Flu Vaccine
£36*
*Price per dose (age 6 months to 64 years)
Flu Vaccine
£36*
*Price per dose (age 65 years plus)
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At our private flu clinic in Birmingham, you can book an appointment with one of our friendly GPs and discuss your options for private flu jabs. Flu can be unpleasant for us all; however, it is particularly problematic for those who have compromised immunity and may be vulnerable to complications or are working with others who are vulnerable, e.g. young children, pregnant women or older adults.
For those over 18 years old, we have a range of flu vaccinations on offer to help boost your protection against this nasty virus. For those aged 50 and beyond, with underlying medical conditions, or experiencing pregnancy, the flu poses heightened risks.
We offer flu vaccinations in two different forms:
Our GPs will recommend the most appropriate flu vaccine option for you, with an easy booking system.
With our simple process, you can be vaccinated against flu in no time.
Book an Appointment
Choose a date and time that suits you.
GP-Led Consultation
One of our GPs will talk you through your options.
Get Your Flu Jab
Receive one of our vaccination options
Ensuring your flu vaccination is more crucial than ever before. This step is essential not only for your personal well-being but also for the greater community's health. Our commitment is to assist you in preparing for the upcoming flu season.
Flu can pose significant health risks for numerous individuals and lead to substantial discomfort. If you're uncertain about the necessity of receiving the flu vaccination or if you're contemplating why a yearly flu shot is crucial, the advantages outlined below might sway your decision.
Having the flu jab each year:
The most effective approach to safeguarding yourself and those around you from the flu is to receive the flu jab each year. As time goes on, your immunity naturally wanes, and flu strains can evolve. Consequently, a prior year's flu vaccination might not provide adequate protection against the strains prevalent in the current year.
While no vaccine can guarantee absolute immunity, receiving a flu shot significantly bolsters your protection against both contracting and transmitting the flu to others. Following the inoculation, it typically takes about two weeks to achieve immunity.
The vaccination will be administered in the upper arm, and while some side effects might occur, they generally tend to be mild and short-lived. The most frequently encountered side effects encompass:
£36*
*Price per dose (age 6 months to 64 years)
£36*
*Price per dose (age 65 years plus)
Over the winter period, flu can cause a significant increase in staff absenteeism. Why not increase your workforce’s productivity and help improve their well-being through a corporate flu vaccination package with us? Call 0121 769 0999 or email us hello@midlandhealth.co.uk to find out more.
By entrusting your care to our medical professionals, you can benefit from:
We carry out our flu vaccinations at our Edgbaston-based clinic in Birmingham. For those in the Midlands region, our private respiratory expert is conveniently situated nearby and easily accessible. The clinic is located just off the A456 for individuals driving, and it's a mere fifteen-minute stroll from the Five Ways train station.
Eligibility for the flu shot depends on factors such as age, health conditions, and recommendations from healthcare providers.
Yes, you can choose a date and time that suits you.
The procedure for the flu vaccine is usually brief and takes only a few minutes.
The flu vaccine is suitable for children on the NHS. However, we are able to provide prompt flu vaccinations for those aged 18 years old and upwards.
The optimal timing for receiving the flu vaccine is typically in the early autumn before the flu season starts.
The flu shot becomes effective after about two weeks of receiving it.
It is recommended to get the winter flu vaccine annually to maintain protection against changing flu strains.
Even with a flu shot, it's possible to contract the flu due to evolving virus strains or exposure shortly before vaccination.
No, getting the flu vaccination does not cause you to get the flu; it contains inactivated viruses or viral components.
Potential adverse effects of the flu vaccination can include mild soreness at the injection site or low-grade fever.
The likelihood of a severe allergic reaction to the flu vaccine is extremely rare.
There's generally no need to take a break from working out after receiving the flu vaccine.
If you're feeling unwell, it's best to consult a healthcare professional before getting the flu shot.
Informing your NHS GP about getting the flu vaccine is recommended for comprehensive medical records and advice.
Midland Health has partnered with a highly reputable online pharmacy provider, Cloud Rx to ensure you receive your prescriptions directly to your home address as a next-day service. This way, you can be sure the medicine is available and delivered directly to your home or nominated address. No need for paper prescriptions or to have to go to multiple pharmacies to find the medicine that has been issued by our Midland Health doctors to you. To find out more about our digital prescription service please click here.
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