Home vaccination service
- Child Vaccinations: Hepatitis vaccines, polio, DTP, measles, chickenpox, and school-age immunizations.
- Adult Vaccinations: Seasonal influenza, pneumococcal vaccine, tetanus, and hepatitis vaccines as medically needed.
- Travel Vaccinations: Yellow fever, meningitis, typhoid fever, and mandatory vaccines depending on the travel destination.
- Vaccinations for Chronic Disease Prevention: Specialized vaccines for patients with heart disease, diabetes, and respiratory conditions to boost immunity and provide additional protection.
Keep your vaccination schedule updated as advised by your doctor.
Watch for mild symptoms after vaccination, such as fever or redness.
Don’t delay your child’s essential doses to ensure full immunity.
Consult your doctor before vaccination if you have severe allergies.
Book your home vaccination to reduce infection risk — with White Esnad.
Keep your vaccination schedule updated as advised by your doctor.
Watch for mild symptoms after vaccination, such as fever or redness.
Don’t delay your child’s essential doses to ensure full immunity.
Consult your doctor before vaccination if you have severe allergies.
Book your home vaccination to reduce infection risk — with White Esnad.
Key Available Vaccinations
Seasonal Influenza Vaccination:
- Protection Against Influenza Complications
- Important for Seniors and Individuals with Chronic Conditions
- Administered Annually During Winter
Pneumococcal Vaccination:
- Protects Against Bacterial Lung Infections
- Recommended for Individuals with Heart Disease and Diabetes
- Reduces the Need for Hospitalization
Shingles (Herpes Zoster) Vaccination:
- Reduces the Risk of Developing Shingles
- Alleviates Painful Complications
- Recommended for Individuals Over 50 Years Old
Tetanus and COVID-19 Vaccination
- Tetanus: Essential After Wounds and Surgical Procedures
- COVID-19: Includes All Approved Vaccinations
- Additional Protection According to Ministry of Health Guidelines
Advanced Technologies Used
Safe and Sterile Injection Tools: We use fully sterilized, certified medical supplies to ensure safe and hygienic vaccination.
Medical-Grade Vaccine Storage: Vaccines are stored in medical refrigerators with precise temperatures to ensure quality.
Electronic Vaccination Records: All doses are logged electronically for easy tracking and timely reminders.
Post-Vaccination Follow-Up: Our team offers guidance and follow-up to ensure proper care and comfort.
FAQ
Can all vaccinations be administered at home?
Yes, most vaccinations can be administered at home, except in certain special cases.
Is the service available for all age groups?
The service primarily focuses on the elderly, but it can also be provided for adults and children.
Is there follow-up care after vaccination?
Yes, we provide medical follow-up and an electronic report for the family.
What is the cost of the home vaccination service?
The cost varies depending on the type of vaccination and the number of individuals, with family packages available.
Are the vaccinations approved by the Ministry of Health?
Yes, all vaccines are approved according to official protocols.
Service Delivery Mechanism:
- Home Visit: Vaccination is administered at home to avoid crowding and reduce risks.
- Sterilization & Safety: Use of sterilized equipment and adherence to Ministry of Health protocols.
- Post-Vaccination Follow-Up: Monitoring the patient for several hours after vaccination to ensure their condition is stable.
- Electronic Records: Updating the patient’s file and sending a report to the family.
Vaccination Team:
- Nurses Specialized in Administering Injections and Vaccinations.
- Continuous Training on the Latest Global Vaccination Guidelines.
- Compassionate Care Tailored to the Elderly and Their Specific Health Conditions.
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