Vaccination in Victoria Islands Lagos.
Gleneagles Hospital offers immunisations for young infants, grown ups and travelers including regular childhood vaccines, periodic flu-vaccine. Walk-in and planned appointments are are available with catch-up appointments for delayed doses.
Who Should Get Vaccinated
Vaccination is not for babies only, distinct vaccines are suitable at diferent life phases and many grown-ups are lagging on boaster shots without knowing it. Book an immunisation visits if any of this are applied to you or your child.
- Your kid is due for a scheduled vaccination, or delayed a dose.
- You need travel required vaccines while travelling internationally.
- You missed tetanus boasters in the last 10 years.
- You need to confirm your immunization status while pregnant.
- Your place of work requires a specific vaccine
- You are not sure of you or your child's immunization history.
Vaccination Services We Offer
If your child begins to have a severe fever, challenges breathing or serious swelling shortly after immunisation. Get immediate medical care.
Childhood Immunizations
Periodic vaccines offered on the regular childhood timeline, from birth through teenage years. Helping prevent health conditions such as whooping cough, measles and more.
Catch-Up Vaccination
We check your vaccination background to build a customised folow-up plan to get you on track if you missed your doses.
Adult Immunizations
Boaster doses and vaccines are suggested for grown-ups such as diphteria and hepatitis B, with other age-specific best practices.
Seasonal Flu Vaccination
Yearly flu shots for infants and grown-ups recommended specifically for those with severe health concerns, older patient and healthcare workers.
Travel Vaccination
Immunisation required for international travelers such as certificates for yellow fever where necessary for entry into some countries.
Occupational Vaccination
We offer vaccinations services required for employees in healthcare and other organisations.
Our Approach to Vaccination
Wether it is an adult meeting up delayed doses or infants first shot, we assure to make every visit efficient. A normal appointment follows this route:
- We review you and your child's vaccination medical history and detect what is due.
- A short discussion about any health concerns that may affect which vaccines are given.
- The vaccine is administered, with clear insights of what to look out for.
- A brief ongoing assessment period after the administration, as a routine safety precaution.
- We document your record so you can have a prove in your school, workplace and as you travel.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
If you have any other question, please email or call us.
Yes. Our Victoria Island and Ilupeju hospitals are open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, including holidays.
Not at all. Walk-ins are welcome anytime. But to avoid wait time, we recommend booking online first.
Yes. Gleneagles Medical Healthcare Services accepts most Nigerian HMOs. Unlike many others, your HMO is no reason to treat you differently at our hospital.
Yes. Since 2011, Gleneagles has been the first hospital in Lagos to bring full-time Indian doctors. Our consultants are specialists in Indian-led medical care.
We have two locations in Nigeria:
- Victoria Island (Main branch): 7A Oju Olobun Close
- Ilupeju (Annex branch): 14A Awori Crescent, opposite Ilupeju Police Station
Gleneagles Medical Healthcare Services is a multi-specialty hospital. We offer everything from general consultations and emergency care to diagnostics, specialist treatment, surgery, and antenatal care under one roof.
Yes. Both branches are equipped for emergencies, day or night. Call ahead or come straight in. We’re always ready.
Absolutely. Our doctors offer honest medical opinions and can refer you to local or international specialists when needed.