About us

Efficiency isn't a big overhaul. It's a habit, repeated.

Most workplace wellbeing initiatives ask for a lot and deliver little. Inoculo takes the opposite approach: identify the small, specific lifestyle changes that have the biggest effect on energy, focus and resilience at work — then teach teams how to build them into an ordinary day.

Our approach

Built around how people actually work

The result isn't a one-off wellbeing week. It's a measurable shift in how a team works, week after week — grounded in real medical and performance science, not generic advice.

  • 01Programmes are built around real working patterns, not generic advice.
  • 02Every session ties a lifestyle change directly to a workplace outcome — focus, energy, or recovery.
  • 03Delivered by educators, not consultants reading from a slide deck.

How it works

From first conversation to measurable change

01

Assess

We talk through your team's working patterns and where energy and focus tend to drop.

02

Design

We build a programme from our core modules, tailored to your team and format.

03

Deliver

Sessions run in person or remotely, with practical habits your team can start that week.

04

Review

We check in on what's stuck, what hasn't, and adjust the next phase accordingly.

The educators

Meet the team

Programmes are delivered by practitioners with real expertise, not generic wellbeing facilitators.

Portrait of Archie

Educator

Archie

Ex-professional rugby player (Scotland Rugby & Glasgow Warriors) & Management Consultant, OC&C

Bio coming soon.

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Educator

Dr Joe Lagorio Price

MA (Cantab), MB BChir — Doctor, Charing Cross Hospital

Joe is a doctor at Charing Cross Hospital with a particular interest in preventative health, human performance and the science of maintaining physical and cognitive performance in demanding environments. He studied medicine at the University of Cambridge, alongside a degree in Physiology, Development and Neuroscience.

Alongside his clinical work, Joe works with professional rugby players and NHS staff, focusing on optimising health, recovery and performance — drawing on established medical science and the latest research across sleep, nutrition, exercise, stress and preventative health. He specialises in translating complex medical evidence into practical, achievable strategies for people with demanding careers.