According to the Ministry of Health, citizens can access flu shots either through free programs at family medicine centers or via paid services at private clinics. The Ministry emphasizes that vaccination is crucial for preventing complications, particularly for high-risk individuals.
Vaccine availability and costs
For those not eligible for free immunization, private medical centers offer vaccines at varying prices. Currently, 12 private facilities are available for vaccination, including centers such as Kroha, Malysh, TsADMIR, Poliklinika-312, Intermedical, Komfort Medic, Edelweiss, Klinika 21, Avicenna, Chipenko, Mama Doctor, and Allergie Expert.
Vaccine price range in private clinics
The Ministry of Health has secured a significant supply of vaccines to support the national immunization campaign. The current stock includes purchased doses and expected upcoming shipments.
Vaccine supply status
Who can get vaccinated for free
Free vaccination is provided at family medicine centers for specific categories of citizens belonging to risk groups. These include:
- People aged 65 and older
- Pregnant women
- Patients with chronic diseases
- Children who fall ill frequently
- Medical workers
Context
In Bishkek, specialized contact centers are currently operating within family medicine centers to provide parents with advice regarding acute respiratory viral infections (ARVI) among children.
