Vaccinations

Vaccination saves lives! Find out here what you can be vaccinated against in the Healthcare department.

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Vaccination

The Service Unit Healthcare.. carries out recommended vaccinations inchildren up to the age of 18.

The measles-mumps-rubella vaccination is given free of charge at any age.

Child and school vaccinations

For more information on childhood and school vaccinations, see School Health.

Travel vaccinations

information on travel vaccinations can be found here:

HPV vaccination

As part of the vaccination campaign for free HPV vaccination up to the age of 30, the Service Unit Healthcare is also offering freevaccination against human papilloma viruses with the Gardasil9®vaccine to people with adresse registration in Innsbruck up to the age of 30 for a limited period until 31.12.2025.

The available dates are already fully booked. The capacity of the public health department for further appointments is currently exhausted. We are endeavoring to expand vaccination capacity in the medium term, but are currently unable to offer any more appointments. In principle, the doctors in private practice are responsible for offering vaccinations. The public health department is supporting the vaccination campaign to the best of its ability.

Initial appointments can only be booked online. Please cancel appointments if they cannot be kept. Appointments that become free will become available online again.

Please bring the completed and signed consent form as well as a photo ID and your e-card with you to the vaccination.

If you have any questions, please contact Service Unit Healthcare

Measles-mumps-rubella vaccination campaign

You need two vaccinations to be fully protected against measles, mumps and rubella. If you only have one or no vaccinations, you can get them free of charge from us.

Vaccinations for healthcare staff

There are vaccination recommendations from the Ministry of Social Affairs for healthcare staff.

COVID-19 vaccination

The Standing Committee on Vaccination (STIKO) recommends annual vaccination in the fall for people with an increased risk of severe COVID-19 disease progression or an increased risk of infection. The current data shows that the vaccination protects against severe courses and long-term consequences (e.g. long Covid). For a free vaccination, please contact your family doctor. If vaccination is not possible there, you can also contact another surgery. An overview of possible surgeries is available on the province's homepage(Impfstandorte Tirol | Land Tirol).

For people registered in Innsbruck, there is the possibility to get vaccinated in the Service Unit Healthcare in the town hall with limited capacity. Appointments can only be booked online :

Influenza vaccination

The cold season is just around the corner and with it the season of influenza or "real flu". This mainly affects the respiratory tract, is typically associated with a high fever and can be accompanied by complications such as pneumonia or bacterial infections. The flu vaccination is a good way to protect yourself against the disease and thus also contain its spread. Get vaccinated against the flu virus free of charge from your family doctor. If this is not possible, you can also go to another doctor's surgery. You can find an overview of vaccination centers in Tyrol on the homepage of the Austrian Health Insurance Fund(Influenza vaccination 2024/2025: Vaccination centers in Tyrol (gesundheitskasse.at)).

For people registered in Innsbruck, there is the possibility to get vaccinated in the Service Unit Healthcare in the town hall with limited capacity. Appointments can only be booked online :

Contact

Opening hours

Office:
Tuesday and Thursday:
8.00-11.00 a.m
Tuesday:
14.00-16.00
We would like to point out that your request can only be processed by prior appointment. Excluded from this are examinations for early maternity protection in accordance with § 3 para. 3 of the Maternity Protection Act (only applies to persons registered in Innsbruck).

Phone:
Monday to Thursday:
8.00-12.00 and 14.00-16.00
Friday:
8.00-12.00