Our mission
To make vaccination fit into an ordinary day, at home or at work, so that no one has to choose between protecting their health and getting through their week.
We bring vaccination to where people already are: their home and their office, without giving up any of the care a clinic visit would give them.
Vaccine Hub Clinic is run by Khushvika Healthcare Private Limited, with its head office in Bengaluru. We began by taking vaccines into people’s homes: newborns whose parents did not want to sit in a clinic waiting room, elderly patients for whom the journey was the hardest part of the appointment.
Doing that visit after visit taught us something we did not expect. Most of the adults in those homes were behind on their own vaccines too. Not because anyone had decided against them. Because flu, hepatitis B, Tdap and HPV all required a clinic visit on a working day, and that visit kept getting pushed to next month.
So we took the same cold box into offices. A nurse, a meeting room, an afternoon, and a team that is covered for the year. That is how the corporate side of this business was born, and it is now most of what we do.

To make vaccination fit into an ordinary day, at home or at work, so that no one has to choose between protecting their health and getting through their week.
A country where nobody misses a vaccine simply because getting one was inconvenient, and where every dose given can be traced back to the temperature it was carried at, the batch it came from and the person who gave it.
Four things we will not compromise on, whatever the order size.
A vaccine that has been allowed to get warm is not a cheaper vaccine. It is not a vaccine. Every box we carry is logged with a photograph of the thermometer when it leaves us and again when it reaches you, before it is opened.
Prescription, age, previous reactions, allergies, pregnancy and any current illness are checked before every single injection. If something does not look right, the nurse postpones it.
Brand, batch number and expiry are written against each person, and a digital certificate follows. Years later, that record still answers what was given and when.
If a dose is not due, we say so. A vaccination service that sells people doses they do not need has stopped being a healthcare service.
In our experience, vaccines in India are missed far more often from not knowing than from not wanting. Parents lose track after the first year. Adults assume their childhood vaccines still cover them. Nobody tells a 50-year-old that there is a shingles vaccine.
So we have put the information out in the open, free, with nothing to buy:
