Vaccination Services
Vaccination Clinic in DHA Lahore at MD Health Center
Looking for a vaccination clinic in DHA Lahore? Explore MD Health Center’s listed vaccines, check availability and suitability, and request an appointment at our DHA Raya clinic.
Vaccination Services at MD Health Center
The clinic’s vaccination page lists the vaccines below. A listing is not a guarantee of current stock, so confirm availability, suitability and the fee before you visit.
- Influenza (flu): a yearly vaccine against seasonal flu.
- Hepatitis A: helps protect against hepatitis A, a liver infection.
- Hepatitis B: helps protect against hepatitis B, a liver infection.
- MMR: helps protect against measles, mumps and rubella.
- Pneumococcal: helps protect against certain pneumococcal infections.
- Shingles: helps protect against shingles, a painful rash.
- Typhoid: helps protect against typhoid fever.
- Tetanus: helps prevent tetanus, an infection associated with wounds.
- DTaP (diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis): listed on the clinic’s vaccination page; ask the team to confirm the details.
Not sure which of these applies to you? Ask before you make the trip. Checking first lets you plan your day around a confirmed answer, instead of finding out at the door.
Call to confirm the vaccine and fee
Flu Vaccination in Lahore
CDC says flu vaccines are approved from 6 months of age, and each person should receive a vaccine approved for their age. That is general guidance, not a statement of what the clinic currently has, so ask whether a flu vaccine suitable for you or your child is available. Because flu vaccination is repeated every year, it is worth making that enquiry early enough to plan a convenient visit for the whole family.
Can a 1-year-old child get the influenza vaccine?
Generally yes. CDC says flu vaccines are approved from 6 months of age, and some children under 9 need two doses, depending on earlier vaccination. This is general guidance, not a promise of stock. Ask the clinic whether it currently has a flu vaccine suitable for your child’s age.
What to Know Before Your Vaccination
These points are worth raising directly with a clinician before any vaccination. Some may mean that a particular vaccine should not be given or needs to be delayed, so discuss them with a clinician first:
- Any serious allergic reaction to an earlier vaccine or to something in it, because that can mean the vaccine should not be given.
- Whether you are or might be pregnant, since some vaccines, including MMR, are not given during pregnancy.
- Any illness today. A mild cold or slight fever is often not a reason to wait, but for a child with a high fever or moderate to severe illness, the EPI guidance is to postpone vaccination. A clinician makes the call.
- Weakened immunity, or long-term medicines you take.
- Your earlier vaccines. Bring any vaccination card or record, because a missed dose does not usually mean starting the series again.
If you are unsure whether something matters, mention it anyway. It is better to say something that turns out to be irrelevant than to leave out something a clinician needed to know.
You can also ask whether ID such as a CNIC, or earlier records, are needed. Asking first can save you a wasted trip.
MD Health Center is a private clinic and is separate from the government EPI programme. If your child needs a check-up rather than a vaccine, see our pediatric care page.
When is the best time to get vaccinated?
It depends on the vaccine and the person. For flu, ask ahead of the winter flu season, since the vaccine is repeated every year. Timing for other vaccines depends on your age, health and earlier doses, so ask a clinician before you plan your visit.
Check Vaccine Availability and Request an Appointment
Because a listed vaccine is not the same as current stock, ask first. Call 0300 1193006 or use the appointment request form. Name the vaccine you are asking about and your preferred visit time, and ask about availability, vaccination timing and the fee. You can ask all of this before making the trip, so you know whether to come, when to come and what to bring.
The form prepares a WhatsApp message, and the clinic team then confirms the time with you. This is a request, not an instant booking, so please wait for the team’s reply before you set off. Please keep allergies, pregnancy and other medical history for your discussion with the clinician, rather than sending them in a WhatsApp message.
Request a Vaccination Appointment
How to make a vaccination appointment?
Call the clinic, or use the appointment request form on this website. The form prepares a WhatsApp message, so include the vaccine name, your preferred visit time and contact details, and keep medical history for the clinician. The clinic team then confirms the time. A request does not guarantee a slot or stock.
Visit Our Vaccination Clinic in DHA Raya, Phase 6
Coming from DHA Phase 7, Askari 11 or Bedian Road? Use the clinic map linked below for directions to our vaccination centre in DHA Raya, Phase 6, Lahore.
MD Health CenterCP-109, Fairways Commercial, DHA Raya (Defence Raya Golf Resort), DHA Phase 6, Lahore, PakistanPhone and WhatsApp: +92 300 1193006Bring any earlier vaccination records you have, along with the name of the vaccine you asked about. A quick call beforehand is the simplest way to avoid surprises on the day.
