Now it’s a good time to get your influenza vaccination!

Influenza vaccinations easily from Heltti

Heltti’s open vaccination receptions will be held on all Heltti clinics till the end of the year. Do preventative action for the health of yourself and others, and take the influenza vaccine! See below for more detailed information and instructions for booking a vaccination appointment.

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Instructions for employer

Add influenza vaccinations to your service contract

The annual influenza vaccine provides the best protection against the flu and its sequelae. It prevents 5-8 influenzas out of ten in healthy working age people. An employer can offer to it’s employees an influenza vaccination and thus seek to contribute to the well-being of employees and to reduce sick leaves.

Heltti’s occupational health customers can easily add influenza vaccinations to their service contract by Heltti’s online store.

Instructions for employees

How to book your time for the influenza vaccination

How to get an influenza vaccination via Heltti?

  • Log in to MyHeltti
  • Make an appointment for the influenza vaccination to the Heltti clinic of your choice. You will receive a confirmation of your booking via text message.
  • Vaccination appointments at Heltti’s clinics start in October. We will communicate about the start of the vaccination appointments and opening of reservation closer to October.
  • When you arrive to the open vaccination reception, you will receive a preliminary information form to fill, and as you leave you will receive a vaccination certificate if you wish.

How much does is cost?

  • Influenza vaccination is free of charge for you, if you company has included vaccinations to your company’s occupational health care contract.
  • If influenza vaccinations are not part of your company’s occupational health care contract with Heltti, the vaccination is at your own expense. For Heltti Members vaccination costs 45 € and will be paid after the vaccination as a card payment or via MobilePay.

How to get an influenza vaccination via Heltti?

  • Do strong identification through MyHeltti so you can book an appointment for an influenza vaccination.
  • Make an appointment to the Heltti clinic of your choice. You will receive a confirmation of your booking via text message. Appointments will be available from October 16th, 2023.
  • When you arrive to the open vaccination reception, you will receive a preliminary information form to fill, and as you leave you will receive a vaccination certificate if you wish.

How much does is cost?

  • For non-Heltti Members vaccination costs 50 € and will be paid after the vaccination as a card payment or via MobilePay.

Info before the vaccination visit

  • Bring your ID (driver’s license, ID card, or passport).
  • Please remember that you can only come to the reception in complete health.
    Even as a small runny nose or cough does not prevent you from getting vaccinated, it does prevent you from coming to the Heltti clinic. The appointment can be canceled at any time without a charge via MyHeltti’s appointment booking page.
  • Don’t arrive too early.  We ask you to arrive approx. 5 minutes before your appointment. This is how we can avoid overcrowding. 
  • Please note that there may occasionally be a queue for the vaccination appointment, which may affect your appointment time.  We also encourage you to reserve 15 minutes of time after the vaccination, so that we can make sure that you leave in good health.
  • We only vaccinate persons over 15-years old.

What is influenza vaccination?

The annual influenza vaccination provides the best protection against influenza and its possible complications. However it is important to remember that the seasonal flu vaccine provides protection only against the influenza viruses that will be the most common during the upcoming season, not against all common colds or other virus infections like Covid-19. It is estimated that the flu vaccine prevents 5 to 8 infections out of ten.

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