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Safe & Convenient Home-Based Vaccination for Little Ones

At Chord Road, we safeguard your child’s well-being by bringing vaccinations to your doorstep. Our expert healthcare professionals provide personalized immunization services with protection and comfort.

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Why you can trust our Home-based Vaccination for Kids

Experienced Pediatricians

Our vaccination services are conducted by our well-trained healthcare professionals under the supervision of pediatricians.

Compliance with Established Guidelines

At Chord Road, we strictly adhere to vaccination guidelines set by medical organizations and verify that your child receives the right vaccine based on their age.

Safety and Hygiene

During the vaccination process, we ensure that all equipment and supplies are clean and sterile. We always prioritize the well-being of your child.

Key Benefits of Home-Based Vaccinations

Vaccination for newborns, infants and kids requires the highest quality of care, which involves the child’s cooperation, comfort and additional supervision. Considering these factors, we decided to ease the process by providing vaccinations for kids at your doorstep.

  • Emphasize convenience and comfort.
  • Reduced exposure to infections and illness.
  • Improved space to address parental concerns.
  • Individualized care and support.

Types of Vaccines we provide at Chord Road

Vaccinations play a crucial role in protecting children from harmful, infectious diseases and promote their overall health. We follow our country’s recommended immunization schedule and help your child receive the appropriate vaccines at the recommended ages. The common types of vaccinations which we provide include

  • Polio Vaccine: A mandatory vaccine that protects your child against a highly infectious viral disease that affects the nervous system and can cause paralysis.
  • Varicella (Chickenpox) Vaccine: This vaccine prevents chickenpox, a highly contagious viral infection characterized by itchy skin rashes and fever.
  • Hepatitis B Vaccine: An essential vaccine to reduce the risk of a viral infection Hepatitis B, which affects the liver and can cause jaundice. It is administered in a series of doses immediately after the baby’s birth or during early childhood.
  • Pneumococcal Vaccine: Pneumonia vaccination guard against pneumococcal bacteria, which can cause severe infections like pneumonia, meningitis and bloodstream infections.
  • Influenza Vaccine: This vaccine is administered annually to protect against seasonal influenza viruses that can cause respiratory illnesses.
  • Human Papillomavirus (HPV) Vaccine: This prevents certain types of HPV infections, which can lead to cervical, vaginal, and vulvar cancers in females.

FAQ

Is it safe to receive vaccinations at home

Yes, home-based vaccination services prioritize safety and follow strict infection control measures. Our healthcare professionals are trained to administer vaccines safely, ensuring the well-being of your child.

Which vaccines can be administered through home-based services

Home-based vaccination services typically offer a wide range of vaccines recommended for children, including vaccines for diseases like measles, mumps, rubella, polio, hepatitis, and more.

How do I schedule a home-based vaccination for my child

You can schedule a home-based vaccination by contacting our vaccination service that offers home visits. They will guide you through the process and set up a suitable appointment time.

Can I choose the specific vaccines my child needs

Vaccines recommended for your child will depend on their age, health, and immunization schedule. Our healthcare professionals will guide you on the appropriate vaccines based on these factors and provide necessary information to help you make informed decisions.

Are home-based vaccinations available for all age groups

Home-based vaccination services are typically available for newborns, infants, and children of various age groups. However, certain vaccines for adults are also available during emergency situations like covid pandemic.