RSV Vaccination
Protection against respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) for older adults and during pregnancy.
RSV Vaccination in Battersea
RSV (respiratory syncytial virus) circulates every winter. Most of us shrug it off as a heavy cold — but for older adults it’s a leading cause of serious chest infections and hospital admissions, and for newborn babies it’s the main cause of bronchiolitis.
Vaccination offers strong protection for the people who need it most:
- Older adults — a single dose significantly reduces the risk of severe RSV illness
- Pregnant women — vaccination in later pregnancy passes antibodies to your baby, protecting them through their most vulnerable early months
Why Book With Us?
- Quick, convenient appointments on Queenstown Road — no long waits
- Experienced clinicians who take time to answer your questions
- Easy to combine with other seasonal protection such as flu vaccination
Contact reception to check availability and current pricing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is RSV?
Respiratory syncytial virus is a common winter virus. For most healthy adults it feels like a cold, but in older adults and very young babies it can cause serious chest infections such as bronchiolitis and pneumonia.
Who should consider the RSV vaccine?
Adults in later life (typically 60+) and pregnant women — maternal vaccination passes protection to the baby for their vulnerable first months. Our clinician will advise on your eligibility.
Is the RSV vaccine available on the NHS?
The NHS offers it to specific groups and age bands. If you fall outside those, private vaccination is a convenient way to get protected — we'll happily advise where you stand.
This service includes your consultation, the vaccine or product itself, administration and any associated documentation — so our 20% introductory offer does not apply here.
Ready to Feel Your Best?
Call us, book online, or drop in — our friendly reception team is happy to advise which treatment is right for you.