Corporate vaccination, delivered at your workplace.
Our GPhC-registered pharmacists run flu clinics at your premises, and staff are back at their desks in about five minutes. You pay a clear clinic fee plus a rate for each vaccination actually given.
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GPhC-registered pharmacistsseasonal flu vaccineCold-chain validatedAnaphylaxis kit on every clinicConsent managed for youPost-clinic reportingEngland, Scotland & WalesPay only for jabs givenGPhC-registered pharmacistsseasonal flu vaccineCold-chain validatedAnaphylaxis kit on every clinicConsent managed for youPost-clinic reportingEngland, Scotland & WalesPay only for jabs given
Workplace vaccination services
Everything you need for a safe, well-run on-site clinic, handled by one clinical team.
Flagship serviceOn-site corporate flu vaccination
Our core programme. We come to your office, warehouse or site with seasonal flu vaccines, run individual clinical screening for every employee, administer, observe, and leave you with a full uptake report inside 48 hours. Vaccination at work removes the usual obstacles: no GP appointment, no travel, no lost half-day. Full detail on our corporate flu vaccination page, including how a workplace clinic day is scheduled around shifts.
Seasonal flu vaccine
Pharmacist-administered
Consent managed for you
~5 min per employee
GovernanceClinical screening & consent
Before any needle is drawn, every employee completes a consent form covering medical history, allergies and current medication. Our pharmacist brings the forms to site and each person completes theirs on the day. A pharmacist then screens each person individually, anyone for whom vaccination isn't appropriate is safely deferred, and you're only charged for vaccinations given.
Consent managed for you
Individual screening
Voluntary always
UK GDPR compliant
AssuranceReporting & occupational health records
Within 48 hours you receive aggregate uptake numbers, with a participation percentage where an agreed workforce total is available. Individual medical histories and screening answers are not included in the employer report. Clinical and incident records remain with the pharmacy.
48-hour reporting
Uptake & coverage figures
Confidential clinical records
Insurance certificates on request
Pricing, made simple
Why our price is easy to compare
Every HYL quote has two parts, both in writing: a half-day or full-day clinic fee, and a rate for each vaccination given. Nothing is added afterwards, so you can put it next to any other provider's and see exactly what you are paying for.
Pay only for jabs given. No-shows and anyone deferred on clinical grounds are never charged a vaccination.
Two clear parts, in writing. A half-day or full-day clinic fee, plus a rate for each vaccination given.
Rates fall as numbers rise. Larger teams pay less per person.
Quote within 24 hours. Compare it with any other provider.
Vaccinations are billed only when given, never for empty slots.
How your workplace clinic runs
We agree staffing and a timetable for your headcount, shifts and site requirements.
Before
Prepare your team
We send your personalised employee FAQ. You circulate it, arrange the private room and agree access and appointment times with us.
Setup
Our pharmacists arrive
We bring vaccines in validated cold-chain transport, paper forms, clinical equipment and the anaphylaxis kit.
Clinic
Consent, screening and vaccination
Each employee completes their forms on the day and sees the pharmacist individually. Appointments are around five minutes, with additional time for screening or observation where needed.
After
Clinic wraps up
One pharmacist sees around 40 people in a morning; larger sites get more pharmacists. Sharps and clinical waste leave with us, and the room is handed back as we found it.
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Receive aggregate reporting
We send your uptake report within 48 hours. Clinical records remain with the pharmacy.
Plan the service around your workforce and the risks of the job.
Flu is one of the few causes of winter sickness you can vaccinate against. It costs employers twice: in sick days, and in people working through illness at well below their best. A workplace clinic gives every employee a quick, free way to protect themselves, without leaving the building.
The mechanics matter. Asking staff to book their own appointment and travel in their own time loses people at every step. When vaccination comes to the workplace, it takes a five-minute walk to a meeting room, and seeing colleagues take part encourages others.
"The most effective flu programme is the one your employees actually attend, which is why we bring the clinic to them."
Occupational health vaccination starts with the work and its risks. Our separate service covers hepatitis B, tetanus, MMR, varicella and hepatitis A where indicated, with antibody testing where appropriate. Bring your COSHH risk assessment and required programme dates to the conversation.
Registered pharmacists provide individual screening, consent, observation and aftercare. Individual clinical records stay with the pharmacy; your standard flu-clinic report contains aggregate uptake.
Practical answers for employers planning a clinic.
Can you come to our workplace to vaccinate our staff?
Yes. HYL Health provides on-site flu vaccination clinics for UK employers. Our pharmacists bring the vaccines, clinical equipment, paper consent forms and medical screening forms. Employees complete their forms with the pharmacy team on the day. We send a personalised employee FAQ for you to circulate beforehand.
How much does an on-site flu clinic cost?
We quote a half-day or full-day clinic fee plus a rate per vaccination, based on your team size, location and clinic arrangements. The clinic fee covers pharmacist attendance, travel to your workplace, clinic setup and temperature-controlled vaccine transport. You are invoiced for vaccinations administered. See pricing and booking details.
We have 15 employees. Can you run a clinic for us?
Clinics are usually most economical from around 15 people at one location. Smaller teams can enquire, but the per-person quote may be higher. Tell us your expected attendance and postcode; we return quotes within 24 hours.
How much time should each employee allow?
Allow around five minutes for the appointment, with any additional time for screening and observation advised by the pharmacist. An appointment is not immediate protection: the flu vaccine can take up to 14 days to work. See the NHS flu vaccine guidance.
How long would a clinic for 60 employees take?
A pharmacist vaccinates around 10 to 12 employees per hour, so one pharmacist covers around 40 people in a half day and 80 in a full day. For larger sites we send additional pharmacists rather than extending the day.
Which flu vaccine will you bring?
We provide a seasonal flu vaccine appropriate to the person following clinical screening. Ask us to confirm the product for your clinic as part of booking. Vaccines travel in validated cold-chain transport.
Can you cover night shifts or several UK sites?
Yes. We plan clinics around shift handovers, trading hours, site inductions and multiple locations. Tell us the sites and shift windows you need covered so that staffing, travel and dates are included in your written quote.
What if someone declines or is not suitable for vaccination?
Participation is voluntary. Our pharmacist screens each person individually and does not vaccinate anyone who declines or is clinically unsuitable. You are charged only for vaccinations administered. HR does not need to collect employees’ medical histories or reasons for declining.
What happens if someone has a reaction?
An anaphylaxis kit and a trained responder are present at every clinic. Each employee receives individual screening, observation and aftercare advice. Clinical incident records are managed by the pharmacy.
What information will HR receive afterwards?
We provide aggregate uptake reporting within 48 hours. Where an agreed workforce total is available, the report can include the participation percentage. The employer report does not include individual medical screening answers. Clinical records remain with the pharmacy; see our privacy policy.
How far ahead should we book?
Enquire as early as you can with your preferred dates, headcount and location. We quote within 24 hours and confirm available clinic dates against staffing and vaccine supply. Autumn planning should allow time for protection to develop and for staff communication.
Where we run clinics
From our North London pharmacy to workplaces across England, Scotland and Wales.
Employer-provided and reimbursed seasonal flu vaccinations are covered by the statutory exemption from 6 April 2026 when its conditions are met. Salary-sacrifice arrangements are excluded.