FAQ

Frequently asked questions about company flu vaccination

Short answers for HR teams at international companies in the Netherlands considering a fully handled on-site program.

Which companies is this suitable for?+

It is suitable for organizations that want to offer flu vaccination at work in an accessible way, especially when staffing, planning and continuity are important.

From how many employees is on-site flu vaccination relevant?+

Due to fixed setup and organization costs, on-site flu vaccination is mainly relevant from around 100 vaccinations.

What is the minimum order?+

The minimum order is 100 flu vaccinations due to the fixed costs of one vaccination day.

What does on-site flu vaccination cost?+

The indicative price is €50–€65 per vaccination. Packages are tailored based on numbers, location and planning.

Is Premium Business Vaccination available throughout the Netherlands?+

Yes, Premium Business Vaccination provides on-site flu vaccination throughout the Netherlands.

Is a GP present?+

The execution includes GP/BIG-registered medical expertise and professional on-site guidance.

How is privacy safeguarded?+

The process uses an AVG/GDPR-conscious backoffice, careful appointment handling and a professional vaccination point with attention to privacy.

How do employees register?+

Employees can be invited through the system and book their own time slot via the online appointment portal.

Can appointments be changed?+

Yes, where possible, appointments can be changed on the day itself. This helps limit no-shows and supports a flexible process.

What do we need to arrange as an employer?+

You provide a suitable room, internal communication, alignment on numbers and timing, and an on-site contact person.

Can the program be spread over multiple days?+

Yes, multiple days or additional vaccinators are possible depending on numbers, location and planning.

Can we say this prevents absenteeism?+

No, this should not be presented as a guarantee. On-site flu vaccination can contribute to reducing risks and supporting continuity, but absenteeism can never be fully prevented.

When is the best time to organize this?+

It is best to start planning well before flu season, so employees can be invited and scheduled in time.

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