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Vaccination

Vaccination supports workplace safety, business continuity and employers’ efforts to prevent health risks. We organise employee vaccinations either at a Meliva clinic or directly at your workplace.

Why offer workplace vaccination?

Infectious diseases directly affect employee health, work ability and business operations. Vaccination is one of the most effective ways to reduce these risks.

Vaccination:

  • Helps employers fulfil their occupational health and safety obligations
  • Reduces illness-related absence
  • Limits the spread of infectious diseases in the workplace
  • Supports employee health and work ability
  • Increases health awareness among employees
  • Demonstrates care for employees and customers

When is the service needed?

  • International travel

    Employees travel internationally for work.

  • Prevention of disease outbreaks

    The organisation wants to prevent outbreaks and related costs. The organisation wants to reduce the impact of seasonal illnesses on operations.

  • Risk of infection

    Employees are exposed to infectious disease risks (e.g. healthcare, education, customer service, logistics). Employees work in environments where illn

Vaccines we offer

The need for vaccination and the choice of vaccines are based on workplace risk assessments and medical recommendations.

We primarily offer:

  • Seasonal influenza vaccination
  • Tick-borne encephalitis (TBE) vaccination
  • Travel vaccinations, when required based on destination
  • Protection provided by the influenza vaccine typically lasts 6–8 months and vaccination is recommended annually.
  • Certain groups, such as people with chronic health conditions, pregnant individuals and older adults, may require individual assessment before vaccination.

How it works?

Submit an enquiry

Contact us through the website form, email us at ariklient@meliva.ee or get in touch with your account manager.

Needs assessment and proposal

We assess employee numbers, workplace risks and suitable vaccines, then prepare a proposal.

Planning and arrangements

We agree on the timing, scope and organisation of the vaccination programme.

Vaccination

Vaccinations are carried out either at a Meliva clinic or directly at your workplace.

Guidance and follow-up

We provide employees with relevant information and recommendations based on the vaccination schedule.

Related services

  • Medical certificates
    Medical certificates help ensure compliance with occupational requirements and support workplace safety and continuity.

  • Occupational health examinations
    Occupational health examinations help identify health risks early and support employee wellbeing, safety and work ability.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can everyone get vaccinated?

Vaccination may not be suitable for everyone. Before vaccination, each employee’s health status is assessed to ensure the vaccine is appropriate.

  1. The availability of some vaccines may vary depending on the season.
  2. Vaccination is not administered during an acute illness or if the person has a fever.
  3. Certain chronic conditions or medical circumstances may require a prior consultation with a physician.
  4. During pregnancy or breastfeeding, vaccine suitability depends on the specific vaccine.
  5. Any allergies or previous adverse reactions to vaccines should be reported before vaccination.
Do you also provide on-site vaccination at our company?

Vaccinations can also be organised directly at your workplace. We currently provide on-site influenza and tick-borne encephalitis (TBE) vaccinations.

This solution is ideal when you want to:

  1. Vaccinate a larger number of employees at the same time
  2. Reduce time away from work
  3. Make vaccination as convenient as possible for employees
  4. The practical arrangements are agreed based on your organisation’s needs.
Is vaccination mandatory for employers?

Yes. If employees are exposed to infectious disease risks as part of their work, employers are required to organise and fund the necessary vaccinations.

Which vaccines are most commonly offered in workplaces?

The most common workplace vaccinations are influenza and tick-borne encephalitis (TBE) vaccines. Travel vaccinations can also be arranged when needed.

How often should employees be vaccinated?

Influenza vaccination is recommended annually. The frequency of other vaccinations depends on the vaccine type and the level of risk.

Can vaccinations be provided at our workplace?

Yes. Vaccinations can be organised directly at your workplace.

Do all employees need to be vaccinated?

The need for vaccination depends on the nature of the work and workplace risks. Decisions are based on risk assessments and medical recommendations.

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