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Dr. K. Amarnath
M.B.B.S., D.C.H.
Consultant & Director
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Complete immunization care for newborns, infants and children — from routine schedules to catch-up doses, travel vaccines and high-risk protection, guided by experienced pediatricians and a caring team.
From the first birth-dose vaccine to the last adolescent booster, staying on schedule protects your child from diseases that were once common and dangerous. But schedules change, doses get missed during illness or travel, and every child's health history is different — which is why immunization can't be a one-size-fits-all checklist.
Our pediatric team begins by reviewing your child's complete vaccination record, birth details and health history to see exactly which vaccines are due, delayed or upcoming, before recommending a schedule — whether routine, catch-up, travel or condition-specific — and adjusts it as your child grows, dose by dose.
Every Child's Immunization Needs Are Different
From routine schedules to catch-up doses, travel vaccines and high-risk protection, our team plans each child's immunization individually to keep them fully and safely protected.
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A clear, child-focused approach to keeping every vaccine on time and every child protected.
We review your child's complete vaccination record, birth details and health history to understand exactly which vaccines are due, delayed or upcoming.
A careful review of past doses, birth details and health conditions helps map exactly where your child stands on their immunization journey.
Based on age, prior doses and health status, our pediatricians identify precisely which vaccines are needed now and which can be safely combined in a single visit.
Every dose is checked against the recommended schedule so nothing is missed and nothing is repeated unnecessarily.
A tailored vaccination schedule is created — covering routine, catch-up, travel or high-risk doses — timed to your child's specific needs.
Whether it's a routine dose, a catch-up plan or a travel vaccine, the schedule is adapted to age, health status and family circumstances.
Vaccines are administered safely under supervision, followed by monitoring for reactions and reminders for the next due dose.
After each dose, we monitor for reactions and keep track of upcoming vaccines, so your child's immunity stays complete and up to date.
Meet our team of experienced pediatricians committed to providing attentive, compassionate, and comprehensive vaccination and immunization care for children at every stage of growth.
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Simple answers to common questions about childhood vaccination and immunization care.
Vaccine timing follows the National Immunization Schedule and IAP-recommended guidelines, covering doses from birth through adolescence. Our team maps out exactly which vaccines are due at each visit for your child's age.
In most cases, no. Missed or delayed doses can usually be caught up with an adjusted schedule, and our team will guide you on the safest way to bring your child back on track.
Yes. With the schedule adjusted for corrected age and close monitoring during and after each dose, premature and high-risk children can be vaccinated safely.
Depending on the destination, additional vaccines such as Typhoid, Hepatitis A, Yellow Fever or Rabies may be recommended. We assess travel plans and advise accordingly.
Mild reactions like slight fever or soreness at the injection site are common and temporary. Our team monitors each child after vaccination and guides parents on what to expect.
Yes, many vaccines can be safely combined or given together in a single visit as per standard immunization guidelines, reducing the number of hospital visits needed.