Vaccinations

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

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Vaccinations offered by the city

Child and school vaccinations

The Service Unit Healthcare carries out recommended vaccinations forchildren up to the age of 18. More information on childhood and school vaccinations can be found under school health.

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 have only had one vaccination or none at all, 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

Please bring your photo ID, your e-card and the completed and signed declaration of consent for vaccination. The declaration of consent must be renewed annually.

HPV vaccination for 21 to 30-year-olds

The free HPV vaccination campaign has been extended by six months. This means that people up to their 30th birthday can still be vaccinated against the human papillomavirus free of charge until mid-2026.

As part of the vaccination campaign for free HPV vaccination up to the age of 30, the Department of Public Health is also offering freevaccination against human papilloma viruses with the Gardasil9®vaccine to people with a registered address in Innsbruck up to the age of 30 at . New dates for first vaccinations have been made available as part of the extension. When booking a first appointment, please note that the vaccination campaign expires in June 2026 and book your second appointment in good time, if possible as part of your first vaccination.

The public health department supports the vaccination campaign to the best of its ability, but appointments can only be offered according to available capacity and are therefore limited. In principle, doctors in private practice are responsible for offering vaccinations. You can also request an appointment there.

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

Here you will find the declaration of consent (under "Other HPV vaccinations") and further information: HPV vaccination program | Land Tirol

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:

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.

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