Health Questions re vaccination

I had mine yesterday at a Nightingale hospital in the NE. As others have said your DH will be asked about allergies, blood thinning meds and general health. I found the whole process very friendly, calm, well-managed and reassuring. I had the Astra zenica vaccine and was advised to wait for 5 minutes afterward.
There was a woman in front of me who was accompanying her husband but not having the jab herself. I'm sure it would be fine for you to go in with your DH.
Also, if it's getting near the end of the day it may be worth you asking if you can get your jab done too as they may have surplus vaccine which needs to be used.

FannyCornforth isn’t your DH being vaccinated at home, or has that changed?

i was asked all of the above, plus whether i had taken part in any covid-vaccine trials, or had had any vaccinations at all in the last 7 days.
also whether i wanted to have the covid vaccine.
my brother, different location, was asked whether he was there of his own free will, and that it was his own choice to have the vaccine.

Jaxjacky

FannyCornforth isn’t your DH being vaccinated at home, or has that changed?

Hello Jaxjacky
It was looking quite shambolic regarding the vaccine at home - the surgery couldn't give me much information and DH was getting jumpy about it (he's already behind when he could / should have had it).
He is currently feeling well enough to drive (today he had a little test drive a la Cummings). There are also more hubs available now, so he's going to a smaller local one (a church).

mrswoo re surplus vaccine. Wow, yes, that would be fantastic.
Welbeck - those questions about choice and free will are quite surprising.

Whenever I go anywhere where I might be asked about current medication, etc. I always take with me one of repeat prescriptions sheets. This gives - along with all meds - GP surgery address, your own name and DoB and NHS no.