Valencia Vaccination Calendar | When to get the flu and COVID vaccine

this vaccination campaign be opposed to influenza and Coronavirus 2023-2024 It starts this Monday.At this event, smokers and Healthy children aged 6 to 59 months, Which ones Major burden of disease They are often the ones who spread the virus to older people, and between now and March, it is expected that Reaching more than 1.3 million Valencians.No one can show any signs Request a flu vaccination via your health application form or at your health center from 4 December.Of course: get vaccinated Coronavirus It only applies to risk groups.

Who gets the vaccine first?

thus Monday, October 16they can get vaccinated Health Center Elderly people over 80 years old and people living in residential buildings and other key groups such as healthcare workers and pregnant women.

• Elderly center residents and a diversity of public and private functions (including day centers attached to residences)
• Health and social hygiene staff in senior living centers and public and private disability care (including day centers attached to residences), except for students
• Prisoners in other social and health centers (residents of closed social services institutions admitted to HACLE), including day centres.
• Healthcare and non-healthcare primary care providerspublic and private hospitals and health emergency services (patient contact), except students.
• People 6 to 59 months old (born after 2019). Additionally, children do not have to undergo piercing in all cases: Children aged two to five will be able to receive inhaled vaccines without a needle.
• People aged 80 or above (Born on or before 1943).
• Pregnant women of any stage of pregnancy and postpartum period (6 months).

Second group vaccination

he Immunization program for over-60s to continue in early November, and other groups at risk in the middle of the month.Specifically, starting on November 6, they will be able to receive the vaccine People aged 60 to 79 with at-risk conditions After a week, the remaining people at risk, that is, people over 60 years old with no problems; police officers or firefighters; people who work on poultry farms or people who live with vulnerable people.

• People aged 60-79 (born between 1963 and 1944) with risk factors.

• People aged 60-79 (born between 1963 and 1944) without other risk factors.

• People aged 5 to 59 with at-risk conditions (born between 2018 and 1964)

• essential public service workers

• cohabitant

• People aged 5 to 18 years receiving long-term ASA treatment.

• People who have direct occupational contact with animals or their secretions

last group

No one can show any signs Flu vaccination required from December 4.

• smoker Under 60 years old

• People between 18 and 59 years old