Private Vaccination & Clinical Service Prices | Hampstead, London NW3

Altitude illness occurs when ascending rapidly to high altitudes (typically above 2,500m). Severe altitude illness is a life-threatening condition.

For more detailed information, read the TravelHealthPro Factsheet on Altitude Illness.

TD is the most common health problem affecting overseas travellers. Stand-by antibiotics are strictly for those at high risk of severe illness or visiting high-risk areas, supplied following a consultation.

Learn more via the TravelHealthPro Factsheet on Travellers' Diarrhoea.

• Proguanil 100mg / Atovaquone 250mg tablets: £2.50 per tablet
• Proguanil 25mg / Atovaquone 62.5mg tablets (Paediatric): £1.40 per tablet
• Doxycycline 100mg capsules: £0.50 per capsule
• Mefloquine 250mg tablets: £4.80 per tablet

We administer BCG AJV, the only BCG vaccine licensed in the UK. A Mantoux test is required prior to BCG for individuals aged 6+, or children under 6 with prolonged stays in high-risk countries.

For more details, visit our dedicated BCG & TB Testing page.

2026 NHS Policy: Children will receive a combined MMRV vaccine on the NHS. Eligibility varies heavily by birthdate. Children born on or before 31 Dec 2019 are NOT eligible and can only access varicella vaccination privately. A single MMRV catch-up dose will be offered on the NHS to children born between 1 January 2020 and 31 August 2022 (from November 2026 to March 2028), provided they have not had chickenpox or two doses of varicella vaccine.

Read more on our dedicated Chickenpox vaccine page.

We provide Vimkonya®, a non‑live chikungunya vaccine. Traditional mosquito avoidance methods alone are not necessarily sufficient against day-biting Aedes mosquitoes.

In clinical trials, the cholera vaccine (Dukoral) has shown efficacy against Enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli (ETEC), a common cause of travellers’ diarrhoea. Please note, Dukoral is prescribed off-label for this indication. Strict food and water hygiene remain essential.

Why do we give tetanus boosters to travellers? While five doses provide lifetime cover in the UK, this assumes easy access to emergency medical care. We provide boosters for travellers to regions where medical facilities and emergency tetanus immunoglobulin may be limited.

This vaccine's brand name is Ambirix. This simplifies long-term protection, requiring only two injections instead of five (if giving Hep A & B separately), and works out less expensive overall.

Private COVID-19 Vaccination

We offer the updated 2025-26 Pfizer mRNA vaccine privately. Suitable for all eligible individuals, including pregnant women.

NHS COVID-19 Vaccination

Please schedule through the NHS App or NHS website, not our private booking system.

The Green Book notes that, exceptionally, Qdenga® may be considered for individuals who have not had dengue in the past, where the potential benefits are judged to outweigh the risks after individual clinical assessment. In such cases, the theoretical risk of severe dengue should be clearly explained to the patient.

We provide a range of combination vaccines depending on age and requirements:

• 6-in-1 (Vaxelis): £150. Interchangeable with Infanrix hexa. For children from 6 weeks.
• 5-in-1 (Infanrix-IPV+Hib): £108. Suitable from 2 months to 3 years.
• 4-in-1 (Repevax / Tdap-IPV): £100. Suitable from 3 years+.

If a specific Haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib) vaccine is required, the Hib/MenC vaccine (Menitorix) is available for £118 (Suitable from 1 year of age).

Private Flu Vaccinations

NHS Flu Vaccinations

Incomplete courses: If you received one dose years ago, you do not need to restart the course. A single dose now will complete it.

Schedules: Standard (0, 1, 6 months) or Rapid (0, 7, 21 days & 12 months) used when time is short prior to travel.

Find out more on our dedicated HPV vaccination page.

Minimum dose intervals: Standard schedule (0 & 28 days) or Rapid schedule (0 & 7 days). The rapid schedule is licensed for adults (18-65 years) as per the Green Book, and is ideal for travellers leaving in less than one month.

We supply Adaflex 3mg tablets (30 tablets), used for the short-term treatment of jet lag in adults. This is a medical-grade melatonin.

For additional strategies on managing circadian rhythms, visit the CDC Yellow Book: Jet Lag Disorder.

Our comprehensive weight management programme includes unlimited 1-to-1 coaching & support from our clinical team. Learn more here.

We typically use the Nimenrix brand. Certification available if required at no extra charge (e.g., for Hajj/Umrah).

Intervals with other vaccines:

• Yellow Fever & MMR: Must be 4 weeks apart. In urgent circumstances where protection is needed rapidly, both may be given at any interval; an additional dose of MMR should then be considered (Green Book Ch.35).
• Chickenpox & MMR: If not given on same day, must be 4 weeks apart.
• Mantoux & MMR: Delay MMR until skin test is read.

Pneumococcal pneumonia is a potentially serious bacterial lung disease. We offer multiple vaccine options based on age and previous NHS vaccinations:

• Pneumococcal (Prevenar 13): £109. Suitable from 6 weeks of age. Part of current NHS childhood vaccination schedule.
• Pneumococcal (PCV20): £117 (or £106 depending on risk profile). Suitable from 6 weeks of age.
  Benefits for PPV23 patients: If you previously received the older NHS vaccine (PPV23), you will benefit from the broader protection of PCV20, though you are not eligible for revaccination with this upgraded vaccine under the NHS.
• Pneumococcal (PPV23): £77. Suitable from 2 years of age.

Intradermal (ID) Injection: £55 per dose

The 1-week, 4-dose regimen (MHRA approved 2024 / WHO endorsed). Given as 4 doses over 2 appointments with a 7-day interval (1 dose in both arms per visit).

Intramuscular (IM) Injection: £110 per dose

Conventional (0, 7, 21 days) or Rapid (0, 3, 7 & 365 days) schedules available.

Rabies Booster Guidance

Pre-exposure (travellers and at‑risk occupations): After completing a full primary course, most healthy travellers do not require routine booster doses. In the UK, current guidance is to base any future boosters on individual risk and, where relevant, antibody testing rather than automatic time-based boosters.

Ongoing high‑risk exposure: People with continued high risk (e.g. certain laboratory staff, bat handlers) may need periodic serology and boosters if antibody levels fall below recommended thresholds, as advised by occupational health or a specialist clinic.

Post‑exposure: Booster (or completion) doses after a bite or significant exposure are given according to national post‑exposure protocols, which depend on the person’s previous vaccination history, the type of exposure and the animal involved.

Private Adult & Maternal RSV Vaccination (£240 per dose)

NHS RSV Vaccination

As of 2025–26, the NHS programme covers pregnant women (28–36 weeks) and adults aged 75 to 79. From April 2026, eligibility expands to include adults aged 80+ and care home residents for older adults.

Beyfortus is a long-acting monoclonal antibody reducing the risk of RSV hospitalisation in infants by almost 80%. Please review the UK Official Patient Leaflet (PIL).

We utilize the new, highly effective non-live shingles vaccine (Shingrix).

Boosters: A booster is recommended every 3-5 years for those at ongoing risk.

• Oral Capsules: A live vaccine given as 3 doses on alternate days (suitable from 5 years of age).
• Injection: A single-dose, non-live vaccine (suitable from 2 years of age).

Usually required for US visa clearance or for 'cocooning'—vaccinating close contacts of a newborn to protect the baby from pertussis.

Patients aged 60+: Please review the NaTHNaC factsheet for individuals aged 60 and older to assess suitability prior to your appointment.

We issue medical letters of exemption from the International Certificate of Vaccination or Prophylaxis (ICVP) when clinically appropriate.

Lost certificates: We can reissue a certificate if you have official records of the dates and batch numbers from when the vaccine was administered. If not, the only legally acceptable approach for immigration authorities is to repeat the vaccination.