Stay well
this winter.

Flu vaccinations are available at HHCC now for adults and children from 6 months of age. Current advice from the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation (JCVI), which advises the UK Government on vaccination, recommends vaccination from September for children and pregnant women, with most adults advised to have their flu vaccination from 1 October. This is because protection can reduce over time, and later vaccination helps maintain protection during the period when flu is most likely to circulate. At HHCC, as a private provider, we are making flu vaccination available from now to those who wish to be vaccinated earlier. For those for whom vaccination from 1 October is generally recommended, we will be happy to advise on the most appropriate timing based on individual circumstances.

Yes. Flu and COVID-19 vaccines can safely be given at the same appointment.

We are a self-pay service and do not bill insurers directly. Some employer or private policies reimburse seasonal jabs, so we provide an itemised invoice you can submit to claim the cost back yourself.

We offer RSV vaccination to all adults aged 60 and over. It is a single injection. Please leave at least 7 days between your RSV vaccine and your flu vaccine.

No. One strain, B/Yamagata, has not been found circulating naturally since 2020, so it is no longer included. This season’s vaccines protect against the three strains expected to circulate: two influenza A strains and one influenza B strain.

Yes. The cell-based vaccine is egg-free, and it is the one we use for anyone with an egg allergy.