14 week vaccination: doses and timing
The fourteen-week visit commonly completes the initial combination series. Pneumococcal, polio and rotavirus requirements depend on the government or private schedule and the products already used.
Review all earlier dose dates
Bring the birth, six-week and ten-week records. The team needs the actual administration dates, not only the intended schedule. If a prior dose was missed, the clinician should check minimum intervals and the product’s age limits before arranging the next visit.
Does every baby need a third rotavirus dose?
No. Rotavirus products can use different course lengths. The clinician checks the brand used for earlier doses and whether the child is within the approved window. Do not book an extra dose just because a generic age chart has a third-dose row.
What comes after fourteen weeks?
Finishing the initial series does not finish childhood immunisation. Ask for the next written appointment, including the plan from six months onward and later boosters. Keep the vaccine card accessible even when the next visit is several months away.
Planning a home vaccination visit in Saket
For a DDA flat or independent house, include the pocket or block, house number, floor and entry instructions. A metro station or airport terminal is a landmark, not a residential vaccination address.
For your Saket address, use the vaccination recipient’s PIN, not a nearby hospital, office or landmark. Have the previous vaccination card ready, including doses from government facilities and private clinics. The team checks stock, visit charges and appointment timing before confirming.
Vaccine prices and the home-visit fee
Baby vaccination cost depends on the prescribed doses and brands. Compare current catalog prices, then review the separate visit fee returned for your PIN. A 6-in-1 combination, pneumococcal vaccine and rotavirus vaccine cover different components; ask your paediatrician which are due. A listed brand is not confirmation that it is suitable for your child.