Vaccination center
VFN VACCINATION CENTER
Center address:
Faculty Polyclinic - Karlovo náměstí 32, Prague 2, 3rd floor, building C1 - A střed
ATTENTION. The vaccination center is not located on the main campus of the General University Hospital!
Center opening hours:
From Monday 27/03/2023 ONLY Mondays from 7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. (last application at 3:00 p.m.) hours.
Only for registered applicants over the age of 16. Vaccinations can be ordered through the Central Reservation System of the Ministry of Health of the Czech Republic Vaccination against covid-19 - Current information about COVID-19 (mzcr.cz)
Tel. : +420 224 966 320
Email: podpora.ockovani@vfn.cz
WE EXPECT WITHOUT ORDERING:
- Covid-19 / Comirnaty vaccine from BioNTech/Pfizer.
- Covid-19/modified vaccine Comirnaty Original/Omicron BA.4-5. from the company BionTech/Pfizer - we vaccinate people over 16 years of age with a booster dose at least 3 months after the last dose of vaccination against the Covid-19 disease.

More information:
In the building of the Faculty Polyclinic of the General Hospital, orient yourself according to the navigation system.
- Follow the directional arrows that will take you to the vaccination center.
- Prepare an insurance card, ID card, if you are a chronic patient, and a medical report.
- Check in at the reception where our staff will discuss the vaccination process with you.
- Wait for the call to enter the surgery.
- After vaccination, sit in the waiting room and stay still for at least 30 minutes.
- Report any health problems immediately to the vaccination center staff.
- In case of health problems or complications, contact your general practitioner or emergency medical service and inform them about the performed vaccination.
- Please pay special attention to the following contraindications:
- acute illness,
- severe allergies to drugs, food, insects, etc.,
- anticoagulant and immunosuppressive therapy,
- other vaccinations in the previous 14 days,
- positive SARS-CoV2 (antigen, PCR) in the last 14 days,
- Pregnant women have an increased risk of severe Covid-19 disease over non-pregnant ones of the same age. Covid-19 may also increase the risk of preterm birth.
- Vaccination is now considered safe and effective at any stage of pregnancy, there is no evidence that vaccination should be delayed beyond the first 12 weeks of pregnancy.
- For breastfeeding women, the use of mRNA vaccines is recommended. After vaccination of a breast-feeding woman, no action is required in case of planned vaccinations of the breast-fed child.
- For more information on vaccinating pregnant and breastfeeding women against Covid-19, see HERE.