Baixada Santista starts flu vaccination for priority groups; check who can take it and the positions | More health
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1 of 1 Cities on the coast of SP begin vaccinating against flu this Monday (25) — Photo: Helder LimaCities on the coast of SP begin vaccinating against flu this Monday (25) — Photo: Helder Lima
The nine cities of Baixada Santista, on the coast of São Paulo, will begin the vaccination campaign against Influenza – flu – for priority groups this Monday (25). In this year, the vaccine is trivalent, protecting against three strains of the virus:H1N1, H3N2 and Influenza B.
The campaign goes until May 31st, with vaccination D-Day on April 13th. Initially, children aged six months to six years, pregnant and postpartum women, indigenous people and the elderly received the doses first.
Check out the complete vaccination schedule for each municipality:
Priority groups: elderly people +70 years of age, pregnant women and women who have recently given birth (up to 45 days after giving birth), health workers and residents of long-term care institutions.
Documents: document with photo and proof of residence in Santos. Health workers must present proof of active employment with the institution in which they work. Pregnant women must present a prenatal card and postpartum women must present proof of delivery up to 45 days before. Long-term care institutions must request vaccination for their residents at the reference polyclinic in their location.
Vaccination locations: Aparecida Polyclinic Campo Grande Polyclinic Embaré Polyclinic Estuary Polyclinic Gonzaga Polyclinic Pompeia Polyclinic/José Menino German Polyclinic Areia Branca Polyclinic Bom Retiro Polyclinic Castelo Polyclinic Radio Clube Polyclinic São Jorge and Caneleira Polyclinic São Manoel Polyclinic Vila Mathias Polyclinic Vila Nova Polyclinic Jabaquara Polyclinic Marapé Polyclinic Morro José Menino Polyclinic Nova Cintra Polyclinic Penha Polyclinic São Bento Polyclinic Valongo Polyclinic Monte Cabrão Polyclinic Caruara Polyclinic
Opening hours: Monday to Friday, 9am to 4pm
Priority groups: elderly people over 80 years old, women who have recently given birth, pregnant women, children aged 6 months and under 6 years old
Vaccination locations: in all 26 Basic Health Units (UBS), Family Health Strategies (ESF) and at the Brisamar Shopping vaccination post
Opening hours: UBS and ESF from Monday to Friday, from 9am to 4:30pm Brisamar Shopping from 10am to 7pm
Priority groups: elderly people +60 years old, children from 6 months to 5 years and 11 months, pregnant women and women who have recently given birth
Vaccination locations: UBS Vila Baiana Usafa Vila Rã UBS Pernambuco US Santa Rosa Usafa Vila Edna Usafa Atlantic City Usafa Pereque Usafa Santa Cruz dos Navegantes Usafa Bird Garden Usafa Las Palmas Usafa Doctor David Capistrano Usafa Vila Áurea Usafa Jardim Boa Esperança UBS Pae Cará UBS Morrinhos UBS Vila Alice Usafa Jardim Conceiçãozinha Usafa Sitio Conceiçãozinha Usafa Jardim Progresso Usafa Jardim Brasil
Opening hours: Monday to Friday, 9am to 3pm
Priority groups: children from 6 months to 5 years 11 months and 29 days, elderly people 60+, health workers, pregnant and postpartum women, people with comorbidities, people with permanent disabilities, indigenous people, teachers, security and security professionals, homeless people and transport workers
Vaccination locations: in all Basic Health Units
Priority groups: elderly people +80 years old, children from 6 months of age and under 2 years old, healthcare workers, pregnant women and women who have recently given birth
Vaccination locations: UBS Vila São José USF Afonso Schmidt (Area 5) UBS Jardim Casqueiro UBS Jardim March 31 USF Jardim Nova República-Bolsão 8 UBS Vila Nova USF Fisherman’s Village USF Ilha Caraguatá USF Quota 200 USF Mário Covas USF Pilões USF Quota 95 USF Vale Verde
Opening hours: Monday to Friday, from 8:30 am to 11:30 am and from 1:30 pm to 4:00 pm
Priority groups: elderly people over 60 years old, children from six months to under six years old, pregnant women and women who have recently given birth, health workers, teachers, homeless people, indigenous peoples, people with chronic non-communicable diseases, people with permanent disabilities, security forces professionals security, rescue and Armed Forces, truck drivers, public road transport workers, port workers, employees of the deprivation of liberty system, population deprived of liberty, young people aged 12 to 21 under socio-educational measures.
Documents: official document with photo and vaccination card. Pregnant women must present a monitoring and/or prenatal card or medical report. Postpartum women will need to show the child’s birth certificate or document from the hospital where the birth took place. People with chronic illnesses must present a report or prescription proving their health condition. Teachers will need to present a document that proves their active role in the position. Health professionals must show a class council document (if any) or proof linking the worker to the health institution
Vaccination locations: in all 30 Family Health Units (Usafas) and the Medical and Outpatient Specialties Center (Cemas)
Opening hours: Usafas – Monday to Friday, from 9am to 4pm Cemas – Saturdays, Sundays and holidays, from 9am to 3pm
Priority groups: children aged between 6 months and 5 years, pregnant women, women who have recently given birth, the elderly over 60 years and indigenous people
Vaccination locations: in all 9 Family Health Units (UBS)
Opening hours: Monday to Friday, 9am to 3pm
Priority groups: children under 6 years old, elderly people over 60 years old, pregnant women and women who have recently given birth]
Vaccination locations: fixed rooms (Monday to Friday) – Casa da Mulher e da Criança, UBS’s Jardim Brasil, Oasis, Parque do Trevo, Caraguava, Santa Isabel, Jardim Veneza and Guaraú flying rooms – Monday at USAFA Vila Peruíbe, Tuesday at Recreio Santista and Nova Itariri on Wednesdays
Opening hours: in both rooms, from 9am to 3pm
Priority groups: children aged six months to six years, pregnant and postpartum women, indigenous peoples and elderly people over 60 years old
Documents: original document, SUS card and vaccination card
Vaccination locations: in all Family Health Units (USFs)
