The Villa María Health Secretariat reports that influenza vaccines are available at the city’s Primary Health Care Centers (CAPS) and public assistance centres. Placement is free and does not require a doctor’s order.
These doses are intended for people who:
-Health personnel.
-pregnant.
– Boys and girls 6 to 24 months (inclusive).
– Adults over 65 years old.
According to the city health department, immunizations can help prevent complications, hospitalizations and consequences from influenza virus infection.
It should be noted that those interested in placement can come without prior appointment or medical request. Influenza, or influenza, is a respiratory viral illness that is highly contagious during the coldest months of the year.
Location of each CAPS in Villa María:
-Public Assistance; Catamarca and Lisandro de la Torre.
-Las Acacias neighborhood; Los Abedulles and Santoni.
-Roque Sáenz Peña Neighborhood; US 848.
– La Calera Community; Arenales 850.
– Belgrano neighborhood; Lisandro de la Torre 1648.
– Carlos Pellegrini Block; Lopez and Plane 853.
– Nicolás Avilaneda Community; Salta and La Chiaca.
– San Nicolás neighborhood; Mafalda Gigli 225.
– San Martin neighborhood; Tucumán 2151.
-Belo Horizonte communities; Recife and Cartagena.
-Los Olmos Neighborhood; Aluminized 262.
-Community of Las Playas; Arturo M. Bas 276.
– Community of San Justo; Las Heras and Martinez Mendoza.
– Neighborhood of Rivadavia; Malvinas Argentina 1478.
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