Vaccinations - offers from the city of Innsbruck

Public vaccination centre

The official vaccination centre at Fallmerayerstraße 5 is located on the premises of the medical on-call service. Please note that the official vaccination centre doctors cannot carry out emergency treatments and the doctors on call (Friday, Saturday, Sunday and public holidays) cannot carry out vaccinations.

When is the vaccination centre open?

The vaccination centre is open at the following times

• Monday from 14.00 to 16.00
• Wednesday from 9.00 am to 12.00 pm
• by prior appointment online or by telephone at Service Unit Healthcare - Make an appointment

An extension of the opening hours is planned.

Which vaccinations are offered?

Free school immunisations:

• Diphtheria (croup) / tetanus (tetanus) / pertussis (whooping cough) / polio (polio) - 3rd grade
• Hepatitis B (booster after basic immunisation in infancy) - for 12/13-year-olds (6th or 7th grade)
• Meningococcus groups A, C, W135 and Y - for 11/12-year-olds (6th grade)
• Human papilloma virus (HPV vaccination) - in the 5th grade up to the 21st birthday

Vaccinations that were missed at school can be caught up on free of charge.

Free vaccinations for adults:

• Shingles (herpes zoster)
• Bacterial pneumonia (pneumococcus)
• Rubella/measles/mumps for all age groups

Vaccinations subject to a charge:

• Human papillomavirus (HPV) from the age of 21 (vaccination tariff 216 euros, second vaccinations for 21-30 year olds are still free of charge until 30 June 2026)
• Whooping cough/tetanus, croup (DPT vaccination, vaccination rate 34 euros, with additional active component against polio 49 euros)
• Liver inflammation (hepatitis B, adult vaccination rate 47 euros)
• Early summer meningoencephalitis (TBE, adult vaccination rate 43 euros, children 38 euros minus health insurance subsidy) ÖGK subsidises the vaccination with 4.80 euros, BVAEB with 19.60 euros.

The vaccination tariffs include the vaccine and the vaccination itself.

Other vaccinations, such as hepatitis A, meningitis (meningitis caused by meningococci of serogroup B or ACWY) or RSV from the age of 60 can be arranged on request. If there is demand, these vaccines should also be available at the vaccination centre. Travel vaccinations such as Japanese meningoencephalitis or yellow fever cannot yet be offered due to capacity constraints.

How do I pay for vaccinations that are subject to a charge?

You can pay for vaccinations by card at the vaccination centre. Cash payment is only possible at the city cash desk in the town hall, after prior registration at the vaccination centre.

Paediatric and school vaccinations

The Service Unit Healthcare carries out recommended vaccinations for children up to the age of 16.

The free school immunisations are carried out directly on site by our public health officers. Parents receive comprehensive digital information on the respective immunisation beforehand. The declaration of consent is given to pupils to take home in good time.

At the vaccination appointment at school, the children bring the signed declaration of consent and their vaccination card. Before the vaccination, the public health officer will check the child's current state of health.

School immunisations can be easily integrated into everyday life and save parents and children additional journeys.

The following immunisations are carried out in schools:

• Diphtheria (croup) / tetanus (tetanus) / pertussis (whooping cough) / polio (polio) - 3rd grade
• Hepatitis B (booster after basic immunisation in infancy) - for 12/13-year-olds (6th or 7th grade)
• Meningococcus groups A, C, W135 and Y - for 11/12-year-olds (6th grade)
• Human papilloma virus (HPV vaccination) - in the 5th grade

Missed school vaccinations can be made up at the Health Department. Simply make an appointment:

Measles-mumps-rubella (MMR)

The measles-mumps-rubella vaccination is given free of charge at any age. You need two vaccinations to be fully protected against measles, mumps and rubella. If you only have one or no immunisation, you can have it done free of charge.

Here you will find the declaration of consent for vaccination (under Information on free vaccination against measles-mumps-rubella with M-M-RVAXPRO) and further information: Measles elimination program | Province of Tyrol

HPV vaccination for 21 to 30-year-olds

As part of the vaccination campaign for free HPV vaccination up to the age of 30, Service Unit Healthcare is also offering free vaccination against human papilloma viruses with the Gardasil9® vaccine to people with a registered address in Innsbruck up to the age of 30. Under 21-year-olds are reached through the school vaccination campaign.

The vaccination campaign ends in mid-2026. As second vaccinations should take place six months after the first, no more appointments for first vaccinations can be offered.

If you have already received a partial vaccination and do not yet have an appointment for the second vaccination, please take advantage of the offer at the vaccination afternoon on 20 April.

Here you will find the declaration of consent (under "Other HPV vaccinations") and further information: HPV vaccination programme | Province of Tyrol

Seasonal vaccinations such as corona and influenza

The Service Unit Healthcare participates in public vaccination campaigns such as corona or influenza vaccinations if appropriate resources are available.

Further information on important vaccinations

These vaccinations do not take place in Service Unit Healthcare

Travel vaccinations

information on travel vaccinations can be found here:

• Office of the Tyrolean Provincial Government
• Group practice for travel medicine

Vaccinations for healthcare staff

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

You can find more information about vaccination here: Home | Vaccination simply protects.