We offer a full range of NHS vaccination services at Saluja Clinic — from childhood immunisations and flu jabs to pneumococcal vaccines and travel health consultations. Our experienced nursing team is here to help.
From your child's first immunisations to preparing for overseas travel, our practice nurses provide expert vaccination advice and care for patients of all ages.
Protecting your child from birth through to adolescence with the full NHS vaccination schedule.
Annual flu jabs for at-risk groups, offered each autumn. Free on the NHS if eligible.
Protection against pneumonia, meningitis and blood poisoning for those most at risk.
Destination-specific vaccination advice and jabs to keep you safe wherever you're headed.
Vaccination is the single most effective thing a parent can do to protect their child from serious infectious disease. Our nursing team follows the full NHS childhood immunisation schedule, recording every jab in your child's Red Book.
| Age | Vaccines Given |
|---|---|
| 8 weeks | NHS6-in-1, Rotavirus, MenB |
| 12 weeks | NHS6-in-1 (2nd), Rotavirus (2nd), PCV |
| 16 weeks | NHS6-in-1 (3rd), MenB (2nd) |
| 1 year | NHSHib/MenC, MMR, PCV (booster), MenB (booster) |
| 2–3 years | NHSFlu vaccine (annual, nasal spray) |
| 3 yrs 4 mths | NHS4-in-1 pre-school booster, MMR (2nd dose) |
| 12–13 years | NHSHPV vaccine (2 doses, girls & boys) |
| 14 years | NHS3-in-1 teenage booster, MenACWY |
Vaccinating at the right age protects your child as early as possible and significantly reduces the risk of serious infection. Delaying jabs — even by a few weeks — leaves a window of vulnerability, particularly for newborns.
The NHS schedule has been carefully designed to maximise protection at each stage of development. Following it precisely gives your child the best possible immunity.
High vaccination rates across the community protect those who cannot be vaccinated — including very young babies, pregnant women, and people with certain medical conditions. When enough people are vaccinated, diseases can no longer spread easily.
Childhood vaccination appointments are offered automatically when due. You will receive an invitation letter. If you have missed an appointment, please call us on 0208 574 5136 to reschedule as soon as possible — it is never too late to catch up.
Each autumn, Saluja Clinic offers the seasonal flu vaccine to all eligible at-risk patients — free on the NHS. Flu can be serious; vaccination is the best protection for you and those around you.
We invite eligible patients for their flu jab each September to November. You will receive a text message, letter, or call from us when your vaccination is due. If you believe you are eligible and haven't heard from us, please don't wait — contact the surgery directly to book.
The pneumococcal vaccine — sometimes called the "pneumo jab" or pneumonia vaccine — protects against serious infections including pneumonia, septicaemia and meningitis caused by the Streptococcus pneumoniae bacterium.
Planning a trip abroad? Our practice nurse can assess your destination-specific health risks and advise on the right vaccinations and precautions for your journey — ideally before you travel.
Book a travel health appointment with our Practice Nurse as early as possible after confirming your travel plans. Some vaccination courses require multiple doses spread over several weeks, so early booking ensures you're fully protected in time.
At your appointment, we will assess the potential health risks of your specific itinerary and tailor advice to your individual health needs, including malaria prevention if relevant.
Call 0208 574 5136 or book online to arrange your pre-travel appointment with our Practice Nurse.
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