The vaccinations are given in about 15 clinics throughout the district. In the Ramat Gan-Givataim area, the vaccinations are given at the Herzl and Ramat Shekma clinics (Ramat Gan), the HaMer’ar (Givataim) and Ezra (Bnei Brak). At the same time, there are general clinics in the operation area for vaccination against the flu.
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You can make an appointment to receive a vaccine on the website and in the Klalit app, as well as at the 2700* call center.
Ruth Baruch, director of the Corona vaccination operation and head of the nursing department in the general community: “The updated vaccine combines a compound against the dominant Omicron strain at this time and against the original strain. The ambition is to prevent the outbreak of another corona wave that may disrupt our daily routine.”
Baruch adds that “the vaccine adapted to the Amicron strain protects us and those around us from infection and the complications of the disease. We call on everyone who belongs to the various risk groups to come and get vaccinated. It should be remembered that we are before winter, and there is a fear of cross-infection between corona and influenza, so it is advisable to get vaccinated as part of the preparations which includes preparation for winter illness. According to the instructions of the Ministry of Health, it is possible to receive a vaccine against corona together with a vaccine for the flu – for those who want it.”
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