Preventive Medicine

Vaccination & Immunization Services

Complete immunisation schedules for children and adults — routine boosters, travel vaccines, and newborn immunization — by Delhi's trusted family physician with 26+ years of vaccine expertise.

26+Years Experience

20+Vaccine Types

AllAge Groups

Delhi's Trusted
Vaccine Specialist

Why Vaccinate

Protection That Lasts a Lifetime

Vaccines are the safest, most effective way to protect your family. At Trisha Family Clinic, we follow India's National Immunization Schedule along with IAP and WHO guidelines.

Childhood Immunization

Complete vaccine schedules from birth through adolescence — protecting against 12+ diseases at the right age.

Adult Vaccines

Flu shots, Hepatitis B, Tdap boosters and more — because immunity needs to be maintained throughout life.

Travel Vaccines

Pre-travel immunizations for typhoid, hepatitis, yellow fever, meningitis, and region-specific vaccines.

Family Packages

Comprehensive family immunization plans — one consultation, complete protection for every member.

Immunization Schedule

Vaccines by Age Group

Every age deserves the right protection at the right time. Dr. Tivender follows IAP-recommended schedules tailored to each child and adult.

0 – 6 Weeks

Newborn & Early Infant

The most critical window for immunization. At birth and in the first weeks, essential vaccines set the foundation for lifelong immunity.

BCGHepatitis BOPV-0DPTHibIPV

6 – 24 Months

Infants & Toddlers

Key disease-preventing vaccines during the most vulnerable period of a child's development and rapid immune system growth.

RotavirusPneumococcalMMRVaricellaTyphoidHep A

2 – 6 Years

Pre-School Children

Booster doses and new vaccines ensure continued protection as children start interacting with peers in school and play environments.

DPT BoosterOPV BoosterMMR-2Varicella-2Flu Annual

7 – 18 Years

School-Age & Adolescents

Adolescence is a catch-up window. Key vaccines protect against serious diseases as children transition into young adults.

TdapHPVMeningococcalHep B (catch-up)Flu

18 – 60 Years

Adults

Immunity doesn't last forever. Adults need regular boosters and new vaccines to stay protected against evolving disease threats.

Flu (Annual)Td BoosterHep BTyphoidCOVID-19Pneumo

60+ Years

Senior Citizens

Immune systems weaken with age. Targeted vaccines for seniors can prevent life-threatening illnesses and hospitalizations.

Flu (Annual)PneumococcalShinglesTdapCOVID Booster

Evidence-Based Care

Why Dr. Tivender for Vaccines?

More than 20 years of hands-on experience in vaccine innovation, development and implementation in Delhi.

20+

Years in Vaccine Practice

Specialized experience in immunization for all age groups — from neonatal to geriatric care.

IAP

IAP & WHO Guidelines

All schedules follow the Indian Academy of Pediatrics and WHO recommended protocols.

Safe

Cold Chain Maintained

Vaccines stored and administered in strict cold-chain compliance for maximum safety and efficacy.

All

One Clinic for All Ages

Newborns, children, adults and seniors — complete family immunization under one trusted roof.

FAQs

Common Questions About Vaccines

Vaccination begins at birth with BCG, Hepatitis B, and OPV-0. The first major batch of vaccines is given at 6 weeks. Dr. Tivender follows the IAP immunization schedule and will provide a complete printed timeline for your baby at the first consultation.

Yes, vaccines are thoroughly tested and safe. Mild side effects like soreness at the injection site, low-grade fever, or fussiness for 1–2 days are normal and indicate the immune system is responding. Serious adverse events are extremely rare — far rarer than the diseases vaccines prevent.

Absolutely. Dr. Tivender offers catch-up immunization consultations where he reviews your child's vaccination history and creates a customized catch-up schedule. It's never too late to protect your child — partial immunization is always better than none.

Yes. Immunity from childhood vaccines wanes over time. Adults should get Td boosters every 10 years, annual flu shots, Hepatitis B if not previously vaccinated, and COVID-19 boosters. Travel vaccines are additional. Dr. Tivender provides adult immunization reviews at every consultation.

Ideally 4–6 weeks before travel, as some vaccines require multiple doses spaced weeks apart, and protection builds over days. For emergency pre-travel vaccination, visit us immediately — some single-dose vaccines can still help even at short notice.

Minor illnesses like a mild cold without fever are generally not a reason to delay vaccination. However, a fever above 38°C is usually a reason to reschedule. Dr. Tivender will assess your child on the day and make a safe clinical decision.