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Immunisation and Vaccinations
Remove the headache of organising and paying for individual, ad hoc vaccination and immunisation with an organised and tailored clinic delivered directly to your premises with Kays Medical.
From preventing influenza to providing travel vaccines, make sure your workforce is protected from illness by ensuring they have the right vaccination and occupational health immunisation for their needs.
Flu Vaccination & Immunisation
The flu virus is highly contagious and often adapts regularly to fight changes in medicines and vaccines; because of this, vaccines are often brought out on an annual basis.
Flu spreads easily through coughing and sneezing, meaning your employees and your business may suffer. Stay ahead of the illness by entrusting us to support your vaccinations this year.
How can you limit the disruption to your business?
Flu vaccinations help protect employees from contracting flu and prevent the spread of flu between colleagues, customers, and their families. It also provides you with the best possible defence against absenteeism when flu epidemics take hold.
When is the ideal time to purchase flu vaccinations for your workforce?
Typically, the flu season starts in October. Your business can expect to see a peak in January or February, with illnesses continuing into May. It is important to be proactive with your flu prevention measures as early as July to help reduce the spread of flu in your workplace.
At Kays Medical, you can pre-order your flu vaccines and arrange for a member of our team to visit your site before flu season hits. We source the best and most competitively priced flu vaccines for you whilst offering a guaranteed supply on pre-orders. Our expert team of vaccinators can administer the vaccines to your entire workforce, including across multiple sites.
Corporate Vaccination Programs
Immunisation is an important tool in preventing disease in your workforce and can help to protect employees who are at the most risk. Ensure your workforce is protected from illnesses by providing them with the correct vaccinations for their job.
Your business has a legal obligation to assess the risks your employees are exposed to. Where there is high risk, precautions must be taken to minimise the potential for harm.
Vaccination programs are just one area that can limit some of the hazards in high-risk occupations, where contact with blood-borne viruses may be frequent.
We can arrange for one of our occupational health specialists to visit your premises at a time convenient to you to ensure your vaccination policy is administered effectively and efficiently, with as little disruption to your workforce as possible.
High-risk professions which have the potential to be exposed to blood-borne viruses include:
- Healthcare
- First aid
- Emergency services
- Needle exchange services
- Embalming / crematorium / mortuaries
- Laboratory technicians
- Prison and detention services
- Tattooing and body piercing
- Social services
- Plumbing and sewage workers
Whether you’re looking for comprehensive advice or vaccination assistance, we will always provide a program tailored to your business and employee needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
We can arrange for one of our occupational health specialists to visit your premises at a time that suits you to ensure your vaccination policy is administered effectively and efficiently, with as little disruption to your workforce as possible.
Vaccination is important because it can save lives, prevent complications, reduce the spread of diseases and reduce workplace absenteeism. Vaccination not only protects the individual who receives it but also the people around them, especially those who are vulnerable or cannot be vaccinated for medical reasons. This is called herd immunity.
Vaccines are rigorously tested and monitored for safety and effectiveness before they are approved and used. Most vaccines have very few or mild side effects, such as pain, redness, or swelling at the injection site, or fever, headache, or fatigue. These side effects usually go away within a few days and are not a sign of illness but a sign of the immune system responding to the vaccine.
Serious or severe side effects from vaccines are very rare and far outweighed by the benefits of preventing diseases and their complications. Vaccines do not cause autism, infertility, or other diseases, and there is no evidence to support these claims.
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