Vaccinations, for travel and everyday life.
Routine and travel vaccinations as part of preventive care. Not sure what you need? We advise based on your history and your plans — led by Dr Sam Lua.
Ask about vaccinationsThe vaccinations we cover.
These are the categories we routinely handle. What is appropriate for you depends on your age, medical history, occupation and travel plans, and is confirmed at your consultation.
Travel
Advice and vaccinations matched to your destination and itinerary, ideally arranged well before you fly.
Influenza
Seasonal flu vaccination for you and your family.
Pneumococcal
For older adults and for those with certain long-term conditions.
Shingles
Usually considered from age 50, or earlier if your doctor advises it.
Meningococcal
For travel, pilgrimage, and some study or work requirements.
HPV
Part of preventive care for eligible patients.
Hepatitis A and B
Protection for travel, work and everyday exposure.
Childhood and routine
Keeping the family schedule on track.
Others
Ask us about vaccinations not listed here.
Earlier is easier.
Some travel vaccinations need more than one dose, and some need time to take effect before you leave. A pre-travel consult a few weeks ahead gives you room to do it in the right order rather than squeezing it in.
A travel consult also covers the things that are not vaccinations — altitude-sickness prevention, food and water advice, and destination-specific guidance aligned with current international recommendations.
A quick check that you are actually due.
Bring whatever record you have, or tell us what you remember. Part of the consult is confirming you need what you are asking for, and that there is nothing that makes it unsuitable right now.
If you are coming in for a screening, routine and travel vaccinations can usually be arranged in the same visit — mention it when you book so we can prepare.
You are told the consultation fee beforehand. Vaccines are charged separately, and the cost is confirmed before anything goes ahead.
Vaccination questions, answered plainly.
How far ahead should I book travel vaccinations?
A few weeks where possible. Some need more than one dose and some need time to take effect, so booking early gives room to do it in the right order.
Can I get vaccinations at the same visit as a screening?
Often, yes. Mention it when you book so we can prepare, and we will confirm what can sensibly be done in one visit.
Do you keep a record of what I have had?
Yes — vaccinations given here are recorded in your notes, and it helps if you bring any record you already have so we can build a complete picture.
How much do vaccinations cost?
Consultations are charged at a fee you are told beforehand, with vaccines charged separately. The cost is confirmed with you before anything goes ahead.
Page reviewed: August 2026
Not sure what you are due for?
Tell us your age, your history and where you are going, and we will work it out with you.
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