Efficient and affordable workplace flu jabs

Flu is a leading cause of workplace absences, but CityDoc’s Corporate Flu Vaccination service makes it easy and convenient for you to protect your employees’ health and well-being. Our service is trusted by public and private organizations nationwide.

Where can my employees get their flu vaccination?
We offer both on-site flu jabs and flu vouchers.

On-site workplace flu clinics for added convenience
Digital flu voucher schemes for remote employees
Flexible scheduling to minimise disruption

Why Choose CityDoc for your business?

Nationwide flu vaccination service for UK businesses
Reduce staff absenteeism
Flexible scheduling to suit your business operations

Fully qualified and accredited healthcare professionals
Transparent pricing with no hidden costs
E-vouchers for in clinic or mobile teams

Corporate flu vaccination benefits
Our vaccinations are administered by fully trained and experienced healthcare professionals, including nurses and pharmacists, ensuring the highest standard of care. We adhere to all NHS and Public Health England guidelines, giving you peace of mind that your employees are in safe hands.

Onsite flu vaccinations
Our fully qualified nursing team can vaccinate up to 120 members of staff in a day at your workplace, ensuring minimal disruption and a stress-free experience for your team.

Flu Voucher with Nationwide Coverage
With 10 flagship clinics and a network of 100+ franchise pharmacies across the UK, CityDoc provides convenient access to corporate flu vaccinations for your employees, ensuring flexibility and ease of booking.

How much does the corporate flu jab cost?
We offer competitive pricing with no hidden fees. Our corporate flu vaccination packages are designed to be cost-effective, ensuring maximum protection for your team without unnecessary expenses. Enquire today for our corporate pricing.

When is the flu season?
In the UK, flu season typically runs from late autumn to early spring, peaking between December and March. However, cases can start rising as early as October and sometimes extend into April or May.

CityDoc will be offering flu vaccinations from September, aiming to protect people before the season peaks. Would you like advice on staying protected during flu season?

Common and rare side effects of the flu vaccine
The flu vaccine is generally safe, but like all vaccines, it can cause side effects. These are usually mild and short-lived.

Soreness, redness, or swelling at the injection site
Mild fever
Headache
Muscle aches
Fatigue
Feeling slightly unwell for a day or two

Rare Side Effects

High fever (above 38°C)
Allergic reactions (rash, swelling, or breathing difficulties—extremely rare)
Guillain-Barré Syndrome (GBS) – A very rare condition that affects the nerves, occurring in about 1 in a million cases
Severe allergic reaction (anaphylaxis) – Extremely rare, but medical professionals are trained to handle it

If you experience severe symptoms, seek medical attention immediately. Most people tolerate the flu vaccine well, and the benefits far outweigh the risks.