Vaccinations are voluntary. This is the individual decision of each of us. It is important that this decision be responsible in the situation when our choices and actions actually affect others, just as others can either make our life better or cause some mess in it.
Vaccinations are free, available to all adults and administered in two doses, and they will be carried out in:
- outpatient clinics (primary care physician clinics) and with doctors running private medical practice entered into the list of vaccination points;
- hospitals and reserve hospitals;
- other stationary medical facilities (e.g., Ambulatory Specialist Care).
Vaccinations are divided into stages:
Stage 0:
Employees of the health care sector (medical personnel, employees of the Social Care Centre [DPS]and the Municipal Social Welfare Centre [MOPS] and auxiliary and administrative personnel in medical facilities, including sanitary & epidemiological stations); parents of premature babies.
Stage 1:
Residents and employees of social care centres, care and treatment facilities, nursing and care facilities and other places of stationary stay; people over 60 years of age; uniformed services, including territorial defence forces.
Stage 2:
Key professional groups: employees of the education sector, employees of critical infrastructure and public transport sectors, civil servants directly engaged in fighting the epidemic (e.g., employees of epidemiological & sanitary stations); persons under 60 years of age suffering from chronic diseases that increase the risk of severe COVID-19.
Stage 3:
entrepreneurs and employees of sectors closed under the regulations on the establishment of specific restrictions, orders and bans in connection with the occurrence of the epidemic; general vaccination of the rest of the adult population.
Register for vaccination – you will receive an e-mail when your group starts.
From 15th January, you can report your will to become vaccinated against COVID-19 via online form. This may be done by persons aged between 18 and 69. When vaccinations are available to them, they will be notified by e-mail.
Important! Reporting the will to become vaccinated via online form is not registration for vaccination. Registration will be possible when dates of vaccination are announced for your group and you receive an e-referral.
How to register:
- Fill in the simple form (state your full name, PESEL number, e-mail, postcode and, optionally, telephone number).
- A message with a request for confirmation of your registration will be sent to the e-mail address you stated in the form.
- Enter your mailbox and clink the link – your form will be approved and entered into the system.
- When registration for vaccinations for your group starts, you will receive an e-mail with information that an e-referral has been issued to you.
- From that moment, you can register for a specific date.
Wroclaw already knows: #WrocławSięSzczepi
Our city supports all actions encouraging COVID-19 vaccinations and joins their promotion around inhabitants of Wroclaw. The #WrocławSięSzczepi campaign piloted by the Wroclaw Centre for Social Development is a sign of responsibility for the health and life of Wroclaw people and of the conviction that only the receipt of currently available vaccines by the broadest possible representation of the population will allow us to regain our life from before the pandemic.
Information:
- Free helpline of the National COVID-19 Vaccination Program: phone number 989.
- Phone number for persons calling from abroad and for subscribers of operators not supporting special numbers: (22) 62 62 989.
- Questions are answered by 500 consultants round the clock 7 days a week. Information is provided in four languages: Polish, English, Russian and Ukrainian.
- Questions may also be sent to: [email protected].
What status will a vaccinated person have?
- Exemption from quarantine after getting in touch with infected persons or persons with a high risk of infection
- Exemption from quarantine after a trip to countries of high risk in respect of COVID-19
- Non-inclusion of the vaccinated person in applicable limits for assemblies and meetings
- According to the Ministry of Health, each patient will receive a confirmation after the second vaccination either in the form of a printout in a primary care physician’s clinic, or an individual QR code will be generated.
For more information, visit: www.gov.pl/web/szczepimysie
