Vaccination is one of the most essential foundations of child health, and Harish Child Clinic is committed to providing safe, accurate, and up-to-date immunization for all age groups. Our vaccination services follow the latest IAP and WHO guidelines, ensuring every child receives the right vaccines at the right time. Under the expert supervision of Dr. Harish N V, parents receive clear guidance, reassurance, and support throughout their child’s immunization journey.
The clinic provides a complete vaccination schedule beginning at birth and continuing through infancy, preschool years, and teenage life. Each visit includes a thorough pre-vaccination assessment to ensure the child is healthy enough to receive the shot. Vaccines offered cover all essential diseases, including hepatitis, polio, pneumococcal infections, measles, mumps, rubella, typhoid, influenza, and more. Optional vaccines and catch-up vaccinations are also available to support children who may have missed earlier doses.
A strict cold-chain storage system ensures that every vaccine is maintained at the ideal temperature for maximum effectiveness and safety. During the vaccination process, Dr. Harish adopts a gentle and comforting approach so both children and parents feel at ease. After the shot, the child is observed for a short period to ensure there are no immediate reactions. Parents also receive clear instructions on what to expect at home and how to manage mild, temporary symptoms.
Vaccination often raises questions for parents, especially first-timers. Dr. Harish takes time to explain the importance of each vaccine, potential side effects, and long-term benefits. Parents receive personalized schedules, reminders through the clinic’s child health app, and continuous support to stay on track with immunization deadlines.
With its safe protocols, friendly environment, and professional expertise, Harish Child Clinic ensures vaccination becomes a smooth, stress-free experience for families. It helps build a strong foundation for lifelong health and protects children from serious preventable diseases.
