Effective prevention in Vienna

Vaccinations at JUVENIS in Vienna

An effective preventive measure available to us in medicine is vaccination. The immediate goal of this measure is to protect vaccinated individuals from contagious diseases.

The higher the vaccination coverage of the population, the lower the number of new cases. This common thread runs through the success story of vaccination.

The annually updated Austrian vaccination schedule summarizes all essential immunizations by age groups.

Treatment room in the JUVENIS Medical Center for vaccinations

Treatments & Therapies

Generally recommended vaccinations

  • Diphtheria/Tetanus/Polio/Pertussis – combination vaccine:Refresh every 5 years after completion of the primary immunization, polio every 10 years if travel indication

  • TBE (tick vaccination):After completion of the primary immunization, 1st booster after 3 years, all further boosters at intervals of 5 years; from age 60 every 3 years

  • Hepatitis B:After completion of the primary immunization, booster to be assessed depending on exposure risk and antibody check

  • Measles/Mumps/Rubella:2 vaccinations necessary for lifelong protection, catch-up vaccinations recommended at any age

  • Varicella (chickenpox):2 vaccinations with an interval of 6 weeks

  • HPV (human papillomavirus):Up to 30 years of age: 2 vaccinations with an interval of 6 months, thereafter 3 vaccinations required

  • Influenza:annually

  • COVID-19:annually from 12 years of age for all who want protection and/or for chronic diseases

  • Shingles (Herpes Zoster):2 vaccinations at an interval of 2–6 months for immunosuppressed individuals from 18 years of age

  • RSV:For increased risk from the completed 18th year of age: 1 vaccination

Vaccinations specifically from 50 years of age

  • Shingles (Herpes Zoster):2 vaccinations at an interval of 2–6 months

  • Pneumococci:From 60 years of age, 1 vaccination with PCV21

  • RSV:From 60 years of age: 1 vaccination

  • COVID-19:annually

  • Influenza:annually

  • TBE (tick vaccination):From 60 years of age every 3 years

Travel vaccinations: depending on the region visited and indication

  • Hepatitis A

  • Japanese encephalitis

  • Rabies

  • Typhoid

Treatment procedure

At JUVENIS, vaccination counselling is offered by Dr. Daniela Themmer and Dr. Tanja Pisec-Weihen.

As part of a short consultation your vaccination record will be checked for completeness, missing vaccinations will be recorded, and a vaccination schedule will be agreed. JUVENIS will order the necessary vaccines for you.

The check of your vaccination record is also part of a JUVENIS Preventive check-up.

Please contact JUVENIS by phone at +43 1 236 3020, by e-mail at empfang@juvenismed.at or via the contact form, to arrange a consultation or treatment appointment.

Costs

Vaccination recommendation at JUVENIS Price
Vaccination consultation (duration 20 min.), plus vaccines € 60
As part of a general medical practice: per vaccination,
plus vaccines
€ 30

As part of a JUVENIS preventive check-up plus, a vaccination recommendation is also possible: Preventive and health check-up in Vienna

FAQs

Vaccinations protect you from serious infectious diseases and help to prevent the spread of diseases in the population. They are one of the most effective measures of preventive healthcare.

At JUVENIS you receive comprehensive vaccination counseling and vaccine administration, e.g.:

  • Routine vaccinations according to the vaccination schedule

  • Travel vaccinations

  • Booster vaccinations

  • individual vaccinations as needed

It is advisable to check your vaccination status regularly, especially:

  • before traveling

  • if vaccinations are missing or unclear

  • to refresh existing vaccinations

  • if at increased risk of infection

Before the vaccination, a medical consultation and clarification of your vaccination status. The vaccine is then administered. The vaccination takes only a few minutes.

The vaccination is administered by a brief injection and is usually well tolerated. A slight feeling of pressure may occur.

Common side effects are:

  • Redness or swelling at the injection site

  • mild pain in the arm

  • rarely general symptoms such as fatigue or mild fever

These usually subside within a short time.

Depending on the vaccine, protection develops within days to weeks. For some vaccines, multiple doses are required.

Yes, many vaccinations must be given at specific intervals refreshed to ensure long-term protection.

Yes, approved vaccines are thoroughly tested and are considered safe and effective,. The benefits generally outweigh possible risks by a wide margin.

The costs depend on the type of vaccination and the vaccine used. The vaccination consultation (duration 20 min.), plus the cost of vaccines, costs from € 60. In the context of a general medical practice: per vaccination, plus the cost of vaccines, costs from € 30.

The Exact prices will be provided in a personal consultation..

Depending on the vaccine, a (partial) coverage of costs by the health insurance may be possible, especially with routine vaccinations.

At JUVENIS you benefit from individual vaccination counselling, modern vaccines, and medical expertise. Your vaccination schedule will be tailored to your personal situation to ensure optimal and safe protectionto ensure.

We have answered the most frequently asked questions on the topic of Vaccinations answered. If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us via empfang@juvenismed.at or at +43 1 236 3020.

Team

Dr. med. Daniela Themmer

Dr. med.Daniela Themmer

Physician for General Medicine and Nutritional Medicine
Dr. Tanja Pisec-Weihen

Dr. med.Tanja Pisec-Weihen

Physician for General Medicine and Orthomolecular Medicine

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