Get your flu and corona protection in Chemnitz!

Get your flu and corona protection in Chemnitz!

From October 1st, things will get serious again in Chemnitz - the city and the Chemnitz Clinic gGmbH are starting an extensive vaccination campaign against flu and corona. This initiative will be offered for three months and will take place in the central vaccination center at the Chemnitz Clinic, House 11 ( Bürgerstraße 2). Anyone who would like to be vaccinated has the opportunity to do so on Wednesdays from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m., excluding public holidays. And best of all: Registration for vaccination appointments is now possible online at Appointment country.

It is important to make an appointment in advance for the vaccinations, as this is the only way to ensure a smooth implementation. The dates become available gradually, so you should be quick to secure a place. If you don't manage to book in advance, you can come by between 3 p.m. and 5 p.m. without an appointment if you're lucky, but you'll have to expect waiting times. The following applies here: patience is a virtue!

Special vaccination campaigns on Saturdays

In addition to the regular Wednesday vaccinations, there are special Saturday campaigns that take place directly at the clinic. On November 1st, 15th and November 8th, citizens can get vaccinated from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. No prior appointment is necessary for these Saturday events, but you should be there by 1:30 p.m. to avoid missing out on a spot. So everything is well planned and spontaneous decisions are also taken care of!

Important information about the process

There are a few things you should definitely bring with you: Vaccination certificate and health insurance card are required. If you would like to make an appointment at the vaccination center at short notice, you should note that appointment cancellations must be made up to 6 hours in advance to avoid vaccine waste. This not only helps with planning, but also prevents valuable vaccine from being wasted without being asked.

The vaccination centers not only offer corona and flu vaccinations, but also individual advice from family doctors and pediatricians as well as in various specialist practices. The goal is comprehensive immunization of the population, and every contribution from citizens will be crucial to this.

At the same time, the Robert Koch Institute points out the importance of routine vaccinations and has set up a platform that provides information and current vaccination rates. With VacMap It's easy to take a look at regional differences and vaccination gaps - a good reason to get vaccinated in good time and thus be part of the community.

Those responsible hope for active participation and are ready to protect the Chemnitz population as best as possible. So it remains exciting: Be there and take the first step into a healthy winter season!