Mon-Sat: 8:30am - 9:00pm118 Calais Road, Burton On Trent
A simple way to help reduce the chance of chickenpox disrupting family life, work, or important plans.
Talk through who may benefit, including children and adults who have not had chickenpox before.
A straightforward appointment with time for questions, so you can make decisions without feeling rushed.
Leave knowing what to look out for, how to manage common side effects, and when to seek further advice.
You will be asked a few questions about health, medicines, allergies, and previous reactions to vaccines. You can discuss who the vaccine is for and what to expect over the following days. You will leave with clear aftercare advice and a plan for any follow-up doses if needed.
Bring your questions about chickenpox, exposure, and day-to-day contact with children or vulnerable people.
A quick review helps ensure the option you choose is appropriate for you or your child.
These are the key parts of the appointment and the support you receive afterwards.
A check of current medicines, allergies, and past vaccine reactions to confirm suitability.
Advice on whether one or more doses are needed and when any next appointment should be planned.
Support to understand household and school/nursery risks, and how vaccination may help.
Simple guidance on expected side effects, comfort measures, and when to seek further advice.
It may help if you have not had chickenpox before and want added reassurance for home, work, or education.
Useful if chickenpox is circulating and you want to plan ahead and reduce disruption at home.
A sensible option for those who are unsure they have had chickenpox and want to reduce future risk.
Consider if you live with someone who is vulnerable and you want to lower the chance of bringing infection home.