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2026–2027 influenza season

The season starts in October. Scheduling starts in September.

Trivalent · three strains 2026–2027 season GSK technology Sanofi technology

Administered by certified nursing staff, with a controlled cold chain from start to finish.

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DeliFarma · At-home vaccination clinic

Vaccination at home. And complete campaigns for your company.

You book, we come to your home and administer. The biologic travels in a controlled cold chain, it is administered by certified nursing staff, and the same team runs your company campaign. It leaves our pharmacy under Health Operating License 15 037 09 0563, issued by the Instituto de Salud del Estado de México.

A family of four — mother, father, a boy and a girl — smiling, arm in arm.

For you and your family

Vaccination at home: book and we come to you.

You choose the vaccine and the time; we bring it in a controlled cold chain and the dose is recorded in your digital immunization record.

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For your company

Vaccination clinics at your facilities.

Teams with original biologics and certified staff; every dose stays in the employee's health record and Human Resources receives the coverage report.

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For you and your family

The whole family up to date, without leaving home.

You book online, we bring the vaccine to your door in a controlled cold chain and every dose stays in your digital record in the Delihealth’s App — the record that never gets misplaced.

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Choose your vaccine

  • Trivalent influenza 2026-2027 season. MX$434
  • COVID-19 2026-2027 formula. MX$884
  • Hepatitis B, adult MX$538
  • Tetanus, diphtheria and pertussis MX$492
  • Pneumococcal, 20 serotypes MX$1,667
  • Shingles MX$3,089
  • HPV, nine-valent MX$3,446
  • Hepatitis A, adult MX$918

The biologic carries no VAT: it is patented medicine taxed at 0%, so the price of each vaccine is what you see. The home visit is added: MX$200 in Mexico City and its metropolitan area, MX$300 in the extended metropolitan area — one per visit, however many vaccines you take or however many people are vaccinated. The amount that applies to you appears when you enter your postal code. See the full catalog.

Prescription-only product. Consult your physician. Administration is subject to assessment and to the contraindications of each biologic; the Delihealth’s medical team reviews it before administering.

Not sure which one you need, or it is not on the list? Book and our medical team will build your schedule, or message us on WhatsApp.

  1. You choose and pay online You pick the vaccine above; at the last step of checkout you enter your address and the visit is added.
  2. We come to your home Certified staff administer it; the biologic travels in a controlled cold chain from our licensed warehouse.
  3. It stays in your digital record The dose is recorded in your health record, you look it up in the app and we tell you when the booster is due.

At-home catalog

Which vaccine is due?

A schedule for every stage of life. If you already know which one you need, book it directly; if not, tell us who it is for and we will build it with you.

  • BCG Tuberculosis Single dose
  • Hepatitis B Pediatric presentation First of three

The first two of their life. Given in hospital, before discharge.

  • Hexavalent Diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus, hepatitis B, Hib and polio First of four
  • Rotavirus Oral First
  • Pneumococcal 13 serotypes First

Their first full visit. The hexavalent already includes hepatitis B, so it does not go separately.

  • Hexavalent Diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus, hepatitis B, Hib and polio Second
  • Rotavirus Oral Second
  • Pneumococcal 13 serotypes Second

The same three as at 2 months, two months later.

  • Hexavalent Diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus, hepatitis B, Hib and polio Third
  • Rotavirus Oral Third and last
  • Influenza Trivalent, 2026-2027 season Their first season

Six months is the age when influenza starts: before that it cannot be given, and from here on it is due every season. Three biologics are given on the same day — that is normal and it is how the schedule is designed.

  • Measles, mumps and rubella MMR First of two
  • Pneumococcal 13 serotypes Booster
  • Chickenpox From this age
  • Hepatitis A Pediatric presentation From this age

At twelve months, three vaccines that could not be given before become available.

  • Hexavalent Diphtheria, pertussis, tetanus, hepatitis B, Hib and polio Fourth and last
  • Influenza Trivalent, 2026-2027 season Every season

This one completes the hexavalent schedule.

  • Diphtheria, pertussis and tetanus Preschool booster Booster
  • Influenza Trivalent, 2026-2027 season Every season

The booster usually required when enrolling in preschool. After this one, the next tetanus dose is not until adolescence.

  • Measles, mumps and rubella MMR Second and last
  • Influenza Trivalent, 2026-2027 season Every season

It usually coincides with starting primary school.

  • HPV Nine-valent From age 11
  • Tetanus, diphtheria and pertussis Booster every ten years

From here on, the teenage and adult schedule applies.

  • HPV Nine-valent or quadrivalent From age 11
  • Tetanus, diphtheria and pertussis Booster every ten years
  • Hepatitis B Adult presentation Three-dose schedule
  • Hepatitis A Adult presentation Two-dose schedule
  • Hepatitis A and B Combined schedule Depending on your history
  • Meningococcal A, C, Y and W-135 By risk and destination
  • Chickenpox If not had in childhood
  • Trivalent influenza 2026-2027 season Every season
  • COVID-19 2026-2027 formula Every season

Depending on your history: if you do not know what you are missing, we review it with you.

  • Trivalent influenza 2026-2027 season Every season
  • Pneumococcal 20 or 23 serotypes From age 60
  • Shingles From age 60
  • Respiratory syncytial virus From age 60
  • Tetanus, diphtheria and pertussis Booster every ten years
  • COVID-19 2026-2027 formula Every season

Those the older-adult schedule includes from age 60.

Some countries require proof of vaccination to let you in. Others do not, but the risk is there all the same. And almost all of these vaccines need ten days to a month to take effect: that is why this is reviewed when you book the flight, not the week you leave.

International Certificate of Vaccination — the yellow card.

You leave with the yellow card in hand

For several countries it is not enough to have been vaccinated: they ask for the document that proves it, and they ask for it at the immigration desk. The International Certificate of Vaccination must be issued by an authorized unit, and we are one: we vaccinate you here and you leave with it the same day, with no second trip somewhere else.

The yellow fever vaccine is considered valid ten days after administration and covers you for life. That is why it is worth resolving as soon as you have dates, not the week of the flight.

Choose where you are going

Tropical South America

Several of these countries require a yellow fever certificate at the border, and some also require it when entering a third country if you are arriving from here.

What we review for this destination

  • Yellow feverValid ten days after administration, and for lifeMay be required
  • Hepatitis ATransmitted through water and foodRecommended
  • Typhoid feverIf you are going rural or will eat outside the hotelRecommended
  • Measles, mumps and rubellaMMR. If you do not have two doses on recordCheck
  • Tetanus, diphtheria and pertussisMake sure your booster is less than ten years oldKeep current

Start a month ahead. Yellow fever only counts as valid ten days after administration, and hepatitis A is a two-dose schedule.

Sub-Saharan Africa

The destination with the most requirements of all. Here yellow fever is required on entry across much of the region.

What we review for this destination

  • Yellow feverValid ten days after administration, and for lifeMay be required
  • MeningococcalA, C, Y and W-135. The meningitis belt crosses the regionRecommended
  • Hepatitis A and hepatitis BThey can be given together in a combined scheduleRecommended
  • Typhoid feverWater and foodRecommended
  • RabiesPre-exposure, if there will be contact with animals or you will be far from a hospitalDepends on activity

Start six weeks ahead. Pre-exposure rabies is several doses weeks apart. And much of the region also calls for malaria prophylaxis, which is treatment and not a vaccine: a doctor prescribes that.

South and Southeast Asia

They rarely ask for anything at the border, but this is where travellers most often get ill: water, food and animals in the street.

What we review for this destination

  • Hepatitis A and hepatitis BThe combined vaccine covers both in one scheduleRecommended
  • Typhoid feverEspecially India, Nepal and BangladeshRecommended
  • RabiesPre-exposure. Dogs and monkeys in tourist areasRecommended
  • Measles, mumps and rubellaMMR. If you do not have two doses on recordCheck
  • Yellow feverOnly if you arrive from a country with transmissionDepends on your route

Start six weeks ahead if you are going to include rabies. If your flight stops over in South America or Africa, tell us: it changes what you are asked for on arrival.

Central America and the Caribbean

The most common destination and the least reviewed, precisely because it feels close.

What we review for this destination

  • Hepatitis AWater and foodRecommended
  • Typhoid feverIf you leave the hotel and eat on the streetRecommended
  • Tetanus, diphtheria and pertussisMake sure your booster is less than ten years oldKeep current
  • Influenza and COVID-19The current season, if you travel by plane or cruise shipKeep current

Two weeks is enough for the essentials of this destination.

Middle East and Mecca

The only destination where a vaccine is a visa requirement rather than a recommendation: the pilgrimage to Mecca.

What we review for this destination

  • MeningococcalA, C, Y and W-135. Saudi Arabia requires it with a certificate to issue the Hajj and Umrah visaRequired for Hajj
  • Hepatitis AWater and foodRecommended
  • InfluenzaThe current season. The pilgrimage brings millions of people into one placeRecommended
  • Tetanus, diphtheria and pertussisMake sure your booster is less than ten years oldKeep current

If you are going on Hajj or Umrah, start as soon as you have dates: the meningococcal requirement is checked when the visa is processed, so it comes before the paperwork, not before the flight.

Europe, North America, Japan and Oceania

They ask for nothing on entry. This is the trip people use to catch up on what they already had pending.

What we review for this destination

  • Measles, mumps and rubellaMMR. There have been outbreaks in Europe and North America; if you do not have two doses on record, it is worth checkingCheck
  • Tetanus, diphtheria and pertussisThe booster is every ten years and almost nobody remembers itKeep current
  • Influenza and COVID-19The current season, especially if you fly in winterKeep current
  • Hepatitis AIf the trip involves backpacking or shared accommodationDepends on the trip

Two weeks is enough. If the trip is long or for work, the full adult schedule can be reviewed in a single visit.

Cruise

A ship is a lot of people in a small space: what spreads here is respiratory and gastrointestinal, not the exotic.

What we review for this destination

  • InfluenzaThe current seasonRecommended
  • COVID-19The current season. Some cruise lines require itRecommended
  • Hepatitis AWater and food at the portsRecommended
  • Whatever the ports requireA cruise through South America or Africa is reviewed like those destinationsDepends on the route

Send us the itinerary. What counts is not where the ship departs from, but which ports it calls at.

Fieldwork or jungle

Here the country is not what matters: what matters is what you will be doing and how far you will be from a hospital.

What we review for this destination

  • RabiesPre-exposure. It does not remove the need for treatment after a bite, but it buys you time to reach itRecommended
  • Yellow feverIf the work is in South American or African jungleMay be required
  • Typhoid feverWater and food outside the citiesRecommended
  • Tetanus, diphtheria and pertussisA wound in the field is the most common risk of allKeep current

If it is your company’s staff, it is quoted as a campaign and a team goes to their facilities before deployment.

Reference guide. It does not replace medical assessment: our team confirms your schedule based on your destination, your dates, your record and your history. Entry requirements are set by each country and change with outbreaks: confirm them with the embassy or consulate of your destination before travelling.

Reference schedule, based on the Mexican National Immunization Schedule. It does not replace medical assessment: our medical team confirms which dose applies to you before administering, based on your age, your record and your history.

Availability depends on the season and on stock; we confirm it when you book. See the catalog with prices, or if you do not know which one is due, book and our medical team will build your schedule.

The digital immunization record

Your immunization record lives on your phone.

Every dose we administer stays in the Delihealth’s App with its certificate. Look it up whenever you want and show it wherever it is asked for.

  • The whole family on one screen Your record, your children’s and your parents’: every vaccine with its status — current, due or pending.
  • Verifiable certificate Every dose generates a reference with a QR code that answers who administered it, when and with which lot.
  • Certificate with reference and QR Every dose generates a certificate you can share or save as a PDF, and that anyone can verify by scanning the QR code.
  • Paper record? Photograph it from the app and we add it to your history as a documented dose.
“My record” screen in the Delihealth’s App: the family's vaccines with their status — current, due or pending. Certificate for an influenza vaccine administered by Delihealth’s, with a verifiable reference number and QR code.

International verification

Read by Apple. Issued by us.

Every dose is signed with SMART Health Cards, the open standard already used by pharmacies, airlines and health systems in the United States and other countries. On iPhone, the Apple Health app reads that signature on its own; on any other phone it is confirmed by scanning the code.

  • Our own digital signature It does not depend on a third party to be validated.
  • It saves to Apple Wallet On iPhone, protected with Face ID or Touch ID.
  • It can be verified on any phone Offline, and without exposing the health record.
SMART Health Cards, the open standard for verifiable health credentials. A Delihealth’s vaccination record with a reference number, a QR code and a digital signature that can be verified with the SMART Health Cards standard.

Quality and origin

The same cold chain behind both doors.

A vaccine only protects if it was stored properly. That is why ours travels monitored from the laboratory to your arm:

  1. Source laboratory Biologics from GSK, Sanofi Pasteur, Pfizer and MSD, with authenticity and traceability for every lot.
  2. Pharmacy with a health operating license Health Operating License 15 037 09 0563, issued by the Instituto de Salud del Estado de México, expressly authorized for the sale of vaccines, blood derivatives and serums. Valid indefinitely (article 370 of the General Health Law).
  3. Cold transport Controlled temperature all the way to your facility or your home, with an electronic record of the entire journey.
  4. Certified administration Trained nursing staff administer in accordance with NOM-036-SSA2-2012 and record every dose in the electronic health record (NOM-024-SSA3-2012).

Laboratories we distribute

GSK Sanofi Pasteur Pfizer MSD CSL Behring Kedrion Biopharma Laboratorios Silanes AbbVie

Trademarks of their respective owners. Their mention identifies the origin of the biologics we distribute under Health Operating License 15 037 09 0563 and does not imply affiliation, sponsorship or endorsement.

For your company

A vaccination campaign at your company, from start to finish.

We bring the whole campaign to your facilities: original biologics, verified cold chain, supplies and certified staff. Every dose is recorded in the employee’s electronic health record.

Coverage report for Human Resources At the close of the clinic you know who is protected and who is missing. The summary comes from the same CRM as your occupational exams.

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  • Seasonal influenza clinic The classic campaign: booked from September and administered from October to January, shift by shift and without stopping your operation.
  • Schedules by job risk Hepatitis B, tetanus and the boosters each area’s profile calls for, aligned with your occupational health program.
  • Institutional and community campaigns The same team, with its logistics and its record-keeping, for institutions and communities.
  • Recording and coverage reporting Every administration stays in the employee’s clinical record and Human Resources receives the campaign summary.
An open vaccine transport cooler on a meeting-room table, with the vials in their rack between cold packs.

On-site clinic at your company

We set it up.
You keep operating.

Set-up. Administration. Closing report.

Every dose stays in the employee’s health record.

Delihealth’s App screen: the company has opened an influenza clinic and the employee reserves their slot.
Your company opens the clinic The employee reserves their slot from the app.
Vaccination certificate in the app, with lot, validity, who administered it and a QR code.
The dose is recorded as it is given Lot, validity and who administered it, with a reference and QR.
Public verification page: the QR confirms the dose exists, without showing full personal data.
Anyone can verify it The QR opens a public page, with no personal data.

Clinic protocols · For your company

Every dose, traceable.
Every event, handled.
Every sharp, documented.

A vaccination campaign concentrates three risks that are not visible on the day of the clinic: loss of the cold chain, an adverse reaction without immediate care, and sharps waste left on your premises. Grupo Médico Delihealth’s answers for all three and issues documentary evidence of each one.

Cold chain

  • A data logger on every shipment The device records temperature automatically and continuously throughout the journey, with no action required from staff.
  • 2 to 8 °C, from origin to administration From the refrigerator in our pharmacy to administration to the employee. Any deviation from the range is logged.
  • If there is a deviation, the lot is not administered The lot is isolated, documented and replaced. The corresponding record is filed and can be verified.
A member of the Delihealth’s clinical team, in scrubs and with a stethoscope.

Adverse events

  • An observation period after every dose Each employee stays under observation for a few minutes before returning to their duties. That is the window in which most reactions appear, and the team remains on site until it is complete.
  • An anaphylaxis kit at every clinic Complete, in date and with a check log. It travels with the team, it is verified before every departure and the nursing staff are trained to use it.
  • Every event is treated, recorded and reported It is called an AEFI — adverse event following immunization — and it covers any manifestation after a dose. Most are mild and resolve on their own. The report your company receives states whether there were events and how they were handled, without identifying any employee.
A rigid red sharps container, labelled for hazardous biological-infectious waste and marked with the biohazard symbol.

Sharps waste

  • Immediate disposal at the point of administration A rigid red container, single-use and sealed at 80% of capacity, as the standard requires. The sharp is never left exposed.
  • The waste leaves the same day It is removed with the team at the close of the clinic. It does not stay on your premises, it is not mixed with your general waste and it is not recorded in your company’s name.
  • Authorized collection and final disposal Handled by an authorized company, with a manifest of delivery, transport and receipt.

At the close of the clinic, your company receives three documentary records: how the biologic was stored, how administration went and the final destination of the waste.

Storage, transport, administration and event management in accordance with NOM-036-SSA2-2012. Handling, collection and final disposal of sharps waste in accordance with NOM-087-ECOL-SSA1-2002.

Vaccination campaign

Tell us about your operation.

With your location, how many people you have and which biologics you want, we send back a proposal with dates and cost per dose. No prior visit and no commitment.

Is it for you or your family? You do not need a quote: choose your vaccine, pay online and then pick the day and time.

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