Overview
Prevention is an important part of women's healthcare. We maintain proper vaccine storage and cold-chain practices, along with a personal vaccination card to help you keep track of every recommended dose.
From pre-pregnancy vaccination planning to recommended vaccines during pregnancy, we provide clear guidance based on your age, health, pregnancy status and individual requirements.
What is included
- HPV vaccine for cervical cancer prevention (9–45 years)
- Tetanus (TT / Td) vaccination in pregnancy
- Hepatitis B and influenza vaccination
- Rubella immunity check before pregnancy
- Reminder call before every due dose
Stay protected at every stage
Vaccination can help protect women from preventable infections at different stages of life. We help you understand which vaccines may be appropriate based on your age, health history and pregnancy plans.
Before pregnancy, we can review your vaccination history and check immunity where appropriate. During pregnancy, recommended vaccines are advised according to your individual needs and current guidelines.
Frequently asked questions
At what age should the HPV vaccine be taken?
HPV vaccination is ideally started between 9 and 14 years of age. Catch-up vaccination may also be considered later, including through 45 years of age, depending on individual circumstances and medical advice.
Are vaccines safe during pregnancy?
Some vaccines, such as tetanus-containing vaccines and influenza vaccination, may be recommended during pregnancy. Your doctor will advise the appropriate vaccine based on your pregnancy and individual needs.
How can I keep track of my vaccination schedule?
A personal vaccination card can help you keep track of completed and upcoming doses. Reminder calls can also help you stay on schedule for due vaccinations.
