MOHS Flu Vaccination Clinics

The flu vaccine is extremely effective in reducing the transmission of flu and can help reduce disruption amongst workforces*. Book a flu vaccination clinic with us.

FLU VACCINATION CLINICS AT YOUR WORKPLACE

One of our experienced occupational health practitioners will visit your workplace to administer the vaccines on a date that is convenient for you and your staff.

How much does it cost?

One of our Occupational Health (OH) advisors will visit your site and administer flu vaccines:

• Full day at your premises (administer up to 40 flu vaccines): £568.00*
• Half day at your premises (administer up to 20 flu vaccines): £284.00*
• Each flu vaccine: £12*
• Mileage: £0.70 +VAT per mile

(* Prices inclusive of VAT)

Appointments:

• Each appointment will last approximately 10 minutes.
• This is to allow for the completion of paperwork and so the employee can discuss any underlying health conditions, ask any questions and provide verbal consent.
• Once the flu vaccine has been administered, our practitioner will clean the area in accordance with current guidelines from Public Health England and the Government.

INDIVIDUAL APPOINTMENTS AT MOHS WORKPLACE HEALTH

We can accommodate individuals and small groups at our health clinic in West Bromwich (find our location).

Costs: 15 minute consultation including flu vaccine: £35

How to book

To book your flu vaccinations, or if you would like further information:

Please contact Tracey Grove, Screening Coordinator
Email: tracey@mohs.co.uk
Phone: 0121 601 4041

More about Flu – What is flu?

Flu (influenza) is a very common illness that is highly infectious and spread by the coughs and sneezes of people who have it. You can also catch flu by touching a surface or door handle if someone who has flu has touched it before you.

How serious is flu?

In some people flu develops into more serious illnesses, such as bronchitis and pneumonia, which could result in an admission to hospital. It can also make existing conditions worse.

In the workplace, flu can spread very quickly among workers (and also their families and friends) and, having high numbers of people off work at any one time, can severely affect productivity and morale.

How can the workplace be protected against flu?

Employees can be protected against flu by having a simple vaccination against it. The flu vaccine gives good protection against flu for up to a year. Because the strains (types) of flu can change, a new flu vaccine is produced each year to provide protection against the different strains that the World Health Organization (WHO) expects to be the most common that winter.

Workplace flu jabs make commercial sense as they are proven to reduce absence so they more than pay for themselves in an average year.

In addition, as part of your disaster recovery, they help protect against significant disruption to your organisation and your services.

Flu vaccinations are also a popular staff benefit and provides duty of care.