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    Vaccinations

    Vaccination programmes have saved an estimated 154 million lives worldwide over the past 50 years. We vaccinate according to the Swiss vaccination schedule (FOPH/EKIF) and are happy to review your vaccination record at any appointment.

    The most important vaccinations for adults

    Diphtheria / Tetanus / Whooping cough (dTpa)Booster every 20 years between 25 and 64, every 10 years from age 65; whooping-cough component once at age 25 and in every pregnancy
    Measles / Mumps / Rubella (MMR)Catch-up vaccination for everyone born after 1963 without two documented doses
    TBE (tick-borne encephalitis)Recommended throughout Switzerland except Ticino, ideally before tick season
    Flu (influenza)Annually from age 65, and for pregnant women, the chronically ill and their close contacts
    PneumococcusOnce from age 65, and for people with risk factors
    Shingles (herpes zoster)Recommended from age 65, two doses, around 92% protection
    HPVBasic vaccination at 11 to 14, catch-up until 26, for all genders

    Bring your vaccination record to your next appointment. We will review it and catch up on missing vaccinations directly.

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    FAQ

    Frequently asked questions about vaccinations

    Which vaccinations do I need as an adult?

    As a rule of thumb: diphtheria and tetanus every 20 years (every 10 years from age 65), a one-time pertussis booster at 25, the measles catch-up for everyone born after 1963, and TBE in practically all of Switzerland. From age 65, flu, pneumococcus and shingles are added. Bring your vaccination record, we review it at any consultation.

    Are vaccines safe?

    Yes. Vaccines go through rigorous approval procedures and remain under continuous surveillance afterwards. Side effects are usually mild and short-lived, such as redness at the injection site, tiredness or slight fever. Severe reactions are very rare. The benefits outweigh the risks many times over.

    Does health insurance cover vaccinations?

    The vaccinations recommended in the Swiss vaccination schedule are generally covered by basic insurance, minus deductible and co-payment. The HPV vaccination is free of charge until age 26 within the cantonal programmes. We inform you about the costs before every vaccination.

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