Yellow Fever Vaccination Hours Expanded in Córdoba, Argentina

Córdoba Expands Yellow Fever Vaccination Hours as travel Season Heats Up

Córdoba, Argentina – With travel season in full swing, health officials in Córdoba province are taking steps to ensure residents and visitors are protected against yellow fever. Expanded hours and days have been announced for yellow fever vaccination clinics in the capital city.

the single-dose yellow fever vaccine offers lifelong immunity against this possibly deadly disease, making it a crucial precaution for those traveling to or living in areas where the virus is present.

“We want to make it as easy as possible for people to get vaccinated,” said a spokesperson for the Córdoba Ministry of Health. “Expanding vaccination hours will help accommodate busy schedules and ensure everyone has access to this important protection.”

Where to Get Vaccinated:

Several hospitals in Córdoba city are offering yellow fever vaccinations:

San roque Viejo Hospital: Rosario de Santa Fe 374, Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Appointments required through CiDi.
Hospital Misericordia: Belgrano 1502, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, 7:30 a.m.to 1:30 p.m. Appointments by phone.
Hospital Pediátrico: Av. Castro Barros 650, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, 8 a.m. to noon and 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. Appointments by phone.
Hospital Rawson: Bajada Pucará esq. Ferroviarios, Monday and Wednesday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., and Saturdays, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Appointments required through CiDi.

Appointments are mandatory at all locations.

For the ex-Hospital San Roque and Hospital rawson, appointments must be made through CiDi. Individuals need a CiDi account and can schedule appointments online at https://turnero.cba.gov.ar/turnos.

Hospital Misericordia and Hospital Pediátrico offer appointments by phone at 0800-555-4141, option 1.

Individuals with upcoming travel plans who are unable to secure an appointment can visit the san Roque Viejo Hospital vaccination clinic during the listed hours. Cases will be evaluated, and the vaccine will be administered if appropriate.

For facts on vaccination procedures in other areas of Córdoba province, visit https://ministeriodesalud.cba.gov.ar/prevencion-y-cuidados/verano-viajeros/.

About Yellow Fever:

Yellow fever is a viral disease spread through the bite of infected mosquitoes.It can cause severe illness, especially in children, the elderly, and individuals with underlying health conditions.There is no specific treatment for yellow fever,but vaccination provides lifelong protection.

Who Should Get Vaccinated:

The yellow fever vaccine is recommended for all individuals living in or traveling to areas with ongoing or periodic transmission of the virus. In Argentina, the national vaccination schedule includes yellow fever vaccination for residents of provinces with a risk of viral circulation: Formosa, Misiones, Corrientes, and parts of Chaco, Salta, and Jujuy.

Clara: Hey Leo, have you heard about the yellow fever vaccination clinics in Córdoba? They’ve extended their hours.

Leo: No, I haven’t. Why the change?

Clara: It’s as travel season is in full swing, and they want to make sure everyone who needs it gets vaccinated. You know, yellow fever can be nasty, and it’s critically important to be protected, especially with so many peopel travelling.

Leo: Yeah, I definitely don’t want to get sick while on vacation. Where can you get the vaccine?

Clara: There are a few hospitals in the city offering it. San roque Viejo Hospital, Hospital Misericordia, Hospital Pediátrico, and Hospital Rawson all have clinics.

Leo: Do I need an appointment?

Clara: Absolutely, appointments are mandatory at all locations. I know you can book online for San Roque Viejo and Rawson through CiDi. But Misericordia and Pediátrico, you have to call them directly.

Leo: Hmmm, okay.What about people who are traveling soon and can’t get an appointment in time?

Clara: Well, the San Roque Viejo Hospital says they’ll evaluate cases on a walk-in basis during their listed hours.

Leo:ouk, good to know. So, is this just for people travelling to Córdoba?

Clara: Not just Córdoba. This is mainly for people travelling to any areas where yellow fever is present. It’s always best to check with your doctor or a travel clinic about your specific needs, depending on where you’re going.

Leo: This is great facts,Clara! Thanks for filling me in. I’ll be sure to get vaccinated before my next trip.