Vaccination against COVID-19 in Västernorrland County

Härnösand

Vaccination unit Härnösand 

Health centre Johannesberg

Health centre Öbacka

Kramfors

Vaccination unit Kramfors

Sollefteå

Vaccination unit Sollefteå
Vaccination unit Junsele
Vaccination unit Ramsele
Vaccination unit Näsåker

Sundsvall

Health Centre Centrum
Health Centre Liden
Health Centre Matfors
Health Centre Stöde
Health Centre Caspien Alnö
Health Centre Njurunda
Health Centre Sundsvall
Health Centre St Olof
Health Centre Sidsjö
Vaccination unit Sundsvall, Birsta 

Timrå

Vaccination unit Älvens Hus

Ånge

Health Centre Ånge
Health Centre Fränsta

Örnsköldsvik

Vaccinationsenhet Örnsköldsvik 

Hälsocentralen Bredbyn

From week 7- 2022

HumanResurs hälsocentral

Hälsocentralen Ankaret

Hälsocentralen Bjästa

Hälsocentralen Domsjö

Hälsocentralen Husum

Hälsocentralen Själevad

Digitally, via the vaccination pages

You can book an appointment for your vaccination against Covid-19, or with the help of a relative/friend, by clicking on the link to the unit where you want to be vaccinated under the heading "Vaccination units". You will not need an e-identification. It is important that 5 months have passed since you received dose
2, before you will be able to take dose 3. This applies to people who have taken dose 1 and 2 in 2021, but not care staff and staff at SÄBO or home care/home health care where the dose interval of 6 months is in force.

It is also possible to take dose 3 in combination with vaccination against the seasonal flu if you are 60 years or older. More information can be found in the article "Vaccination against the flu"

Via the app "My Vaccine"

You can also download the app "My vaccine" for Android or Iphone iOS where
apps are available. You log in with an e-identification to handle your booking. To use the app MittVaccin, the following requirements apply to the smartphone that
you are using:

• Android 9 or later.
• iOS 13 or later.
  
  

When you book, via the web or app:

• You state the purpose of your visit. There is a
  special choice for you who are under the age
  of 18 years.
• You who are under the age of 18 years need
  to state whether you have the consent of
  your custodial parent. You do mark it in the
  field “type of visit”.
• The booking system will read your national
  registration number

You who are 16 years or older you can book an appointment for vaccination. Times for an appointment are available on an ongoing basis at the various vaccination units.

Consent or assessment

You who are 16-18 years old can be vaccinated if you have the consent of your parents or another guardian, or if the care staff acess that you are mature enough to decide to have your vaccination.

You will indicate if you have the consent of the custodial parent when you book your time. Eventual assessment is made by staff at the vaccination unit. For consent, you will have to fill out a form which must be signed by parents or another guardian, and which you will bring with you to the vaccination. It can also be done on site.

You can pick up the form at a vaccination unit or at the
reception at a health center or health care center. Bring identification to the vaccination room if your custodial parent can not accompany you and certify your identity.

Consent form for you under 18 years (pdf) 

The schools have all the necessary information so contact your school if youi do not have got dose 1 yet.

People 18 years and older and groups at risk are offered a third dose (supplemental dose) of Covid-19 vaccine. It can be taken at the same time as the flu vaccine.

NOTE: Dose 3 is given no earlier than five months after dose two, so you will not be vaccinated before then. It is important to keep in mind when booking your appointment. You will find links to all units and health/ health care centers which
can be selected on this page under the heading "Vaccination units"

You can also call our operators by phone: 0611-804 00.

About groups at risk: Vaccination against the flu

If you lack a personal identity number or have a reserve number (temporary medical number), you cannot make an appointment for vaccination online. Instead, call the telephone support directly, 0611-804 00, Monday-Friday 8am-6pm.

If you have previously had a severe allergic reaction and needed to seek
emergency care, you should contact your health/health care center before you
receive your vaccine against covid-19. You do this to get advice and an
assessment of whether you can take your vaccine dose at the regular vaccination
room or if you need an extended time of monitoring.
A severe allergic reaction usually occurs very quickly, within 30 minutes, after you
have been exposed to what you are allergic to.

The reactions can be for example:

• respiratory distress
• nausea and vomiting
• strong palpitations
• fainting
• The reaction is then so severe that you seek care by calling 112.

The reaction is then so severe that one will have to seek care in an emergency room or go directly to your health/health care center.

Have you previously had a severe allergic reaction and had to seek emergency care? Then you should contact your health or medical center for advice before you book your appointment for vaccination. It is important that you are given an
assessment of how to receive your vaccine in a safely manner.

If the health center assesses that you can be vaccinated in the regular flow, you can book an appointment and answer”No” to the question in the health declarationom that you have had a severe allergic reaction.

If the health-care center comes to the conclusion that vaccination must take place with increased supervision, the health/health care center will submit a referral so that you will be vaccinated at one of the county's hospitals. You will then be called for vaccination.

If you are taking blood-thinning medicines, see the information:

This applies to you who use medicines of the type:

Waran, Warfarin, Eliquis, Pradaxa, Lixiana, Xarelto, Fragmin, Inohep or Heparin. If you are taking other types of blood thinners you can be vaccinated regardless of when you take your medicine

If you use Waran or Warfarin:

• If PK-INR is stable with control intervals longer than 4 weeks you can be vaccinated without special control.
• If your control interval is shorter than four weeks, you must notify the AK clinic of the vaccination date for control of the PK-INR value in the same way as routine when planning for other procedures.
• If you use Waran or Warfarin with other blood-thinning drugs such as platelet inhibitors (eg acetylsalicylic acid, clopidogrel, ticagrelor), notify the AK clinic of the date of vaccination to check the PK-INR value in the same way as routine planning for other procedures.

If you use Eliquis and Pradaxa:

• Skip the morning dose of anticoagulant vaccination day and take the evening dose at least 2 hours after vaccination.

If you use Lixiana, Xarelto, Fragmin or Inohep:

• Take the tablet / injection of anticoagulants 2 hours after vaccination.

Other blood-thinning medicine:

• If you are taking other blood thinners such as platelet inhibitors such as acetylsalicylic acid, clopidogrel, ticagrelor but not in combination with Waran or Warfarin
• Take the tablets as usual regardless of the time of vaccination.

If you become ill, you will have to cancel your appointment, digitally, via the booking page for each vaccination unit or via the app "My vaccine"

• Only cancel your appointment if you have to.
• When you have canceled it, digitally, you will
  receive an SMS or message via e-mailconfirming your cancellation.
• When you have recovered from your illness,
  you will have to make a new appointment.

More information about booking and canceling an appointment can be found on the page "How to get vaccinated against Covid-19"
The chapter is called "Important to rebook".

f you have difficulty booking digitally via booking pages or the app "My vaccine", you can contact Region Västernorrland's telephone operators to get help with your booking.
telephone: 0611-804 00, Monday-Friday from 08:00- 16:00