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Welcome to the NEW Travel Klinix website, now known as Health Klinix.
Do you need private vaccinations for your work? Or do you simply want to stay well and healthy? Health Klinix is a professional and yet friendly service offering vaccinations in Coventry, Rugby, Nuneaton, Warwick, Leamington Spa, Stratford Upon Avon and Birmingham.
Health vaccinations at Health Klinix
Popular vaccinations
How to book your private vaccinations
We're a team of trained experts
Experts in Infectious Diseases
and Travel Medicine
Over 21 years of experience in Travel Health
Cared for more than
10,000 patients
Over 150 5 star reviews on Google Reviews
Popular health vaccinations
All health vaccinations
No, unless you're travelling, you don’t have to pay for a consultation for health vaccinations. If you’re only travelling to study in North America or going on the Hajj or Umrah Pilgrimage, you won’t have to pay for a consultation fee either.
You may be charged a consultation fee in the following circumstances:
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If you have a vaccination form that requires completion
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If you have a complex medical condition then this will take more time and a fee may be charged
If you're not sure please ask us for details.
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This will depend on the vaccination you receive and the number of doses. We've summarised all the prices in our price list.
The number of doses of each health vaccination and prices are also detailed in the individual disease pages, just search for the disease you're looking for.
Although they’re similar, they're not strictly the same. Vaccination is when you have an injection or a jab to protect you from an infectious disease. Immunisation is the process of getting the vaccination and also becoming immune to the disease. However, in everyday usage, to keep things simple, we use both terms to describe you having a vaccination.
Most vaccines can be given together but there are some exceptions. Some live vaccines need to be given four weeks apart, whereas others need to be given separately in one arm. Depending on which vaccine you'd like to have, we'll talk you through the process.
Many health vaccinations can be given in pregnancy, however, the benefits should always outweigh the risks. For example, the whooping cough vaccine is routinely given as a booster during pregnancy in the UK.
Frequently asked questions
Authors:
Dr Ravi Gowda, Consultant in Infectious Diseases and Travel Medicine
MBBS, MRCP (UK), DTM &H, MRCGP, DCH, DRCOG, DFFP
Caitlin Lancaster, BSc
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