Andalusia’s vaccination plan , which already exceeds 2,000,000 immunized and has administered at least one dose to more than 50% of the population over 16 years of age, reaches those under 50 this week and, for the next week, the Board plans to start citing those under 40 years of age .
Since Tuesday , June 1 , people born in 1970, 1971 and 1972 can already request an appointment for the first dose of the Covid-19 vaccine. From Friday , June 4 , people born in 1973 and 1974 can do it and from Tuesday , June 8 , those born in 1975 and 1976.
From Wednesday , June 9 , the possibility is open to all people born between 1954 and 1961 who have not yet received any dose.
As of Thursday , June 10 , those born in 1977 and 1978 can request an appointment. From Friday , June 11 , those born in 1979 and 1980 will also be able to do so.
People aged 60 to 67 years (born between 1961 and 1952) will be summoned for the administration of the vaccine by phone call or SMS , since this age group does not have an appointment request enabled.
Likewise, essential professionals under 60 years vaccinated with AstraZeneca who are waiting for the second dose of the vaccine are receiving an SMS or phone call to make a new appointment.
How to make an appointment
If your age cohort falls within the aforementioned groups, you can do so through the Andalusian Health Service (SAS) website through ClicSalud + , through the mobile application (you can download it here for Android devices or at this link if your mobile is iOS) and the Salud Responde phone number (955 54 50 60), or also at your health center, preferably by phone. If you do not know which telephone number corresponds to you, you can consult here which District or Health Management Area corresponds to your municipality or primary care center.
The request for an appointment for vaccination is available to all the people included in the aforementioned age groups who are registered in the Database of users in the Andalusian Public Health System , regardless of whether their insurance is public or private.
As for the appointment for the administration of the second dose , it cannot be requested through these routes and it will be provided in most cases at the time of vaccination or will be communicated later by your health center.
Remains of prioritized groups
Health and social health professionals, large dependents, very high risk and essential personnel must wait to be called . The reference vaccination center will contact people who belong to groups prioritized by professional profile or clinical risk.
Cases in which an appointment cannot be made
Automated systems for making an appointment do not allow you to request it in some specific cases . When this happens, the message that is displayed is: You do not meet the current criteria to request an appointment for “Covid-19 Vaccination .” Any questions about these appointments should be raised with the vaccination team or the health center. It could be for the following cases:
You are not of the required age: Age is one of the prioritization criteria. Whoever requests an appointment must be included in a prioritized age group at the time of making the request.
It is clear that he has a history of Covid-19 vaccination: Appointments for the second dose are assigned and communicated by the vaccination team, although they can be consulted in the usual channels.
You have been diagnosed with Covid: There are currently a number of reasons why a different scheme is recommended for some people who have been infected in the last six months. They must wait six months from the positive to be able to make an appointment.
It is included in one of the lists for proactive citation (from vaccination teams):
- People who belong to any of the groups prioritized by their professional activity or by their health status, must wait for the corresponding vaccination team to notify them of the appointment.
- People with very high risk pathologies (Group 7) . These people will be called by phone, and must wait to be called to be vaccinated in the hospital. People with Down syndrome who are 40 years of age or older will be called from primary care.
Group 7. Very high risk pathologies to be cited from the centers.
Hematopoietic stem cell transplantation ( HPT) -allo and autotransplantation- in the last 2 years, or> 50 years and / or 80% Karnofsky index, regardless of the time since HPT.
Solid organ transplantation and waiting list for solid organ transplantation.
Lung transplantation.
Kidney and pancreatic transplantation.
Heart transplant.
Liver transplantation.
Intestinal transplantation.
Renal replacement therapy (hemodialysis and peritoneal dialysis)
Oncohematogenous disease : in the last 5 years or uncontrolled and / or ECOC 3-4 and / or severe neutropenia (<500 neutrophils / mm 3) regardless of the time since diagnosis.
Solid Organ Cancer:
Solid organ cancer being treated with cytoxic chemotherapy.
Metastatic solid organ cancer.
Patients receiving radiotherapy for tumors in the thoracic location with risk of pneumonitis (esophageal tumor, radiotherapy on lung metastases, etc.).
Primary immunodeficiencies. All primary immunodeficiencies, excluding IgA deficiency and antibody formation defect.
Infection with HIV and CD4 <200 cells / mel (analysis of the last 6 months).
Down syndrome aged 40 or over (born in 1981 or earlier).
Cystic fibrosis
People who have not been cited
Contact telephones have been set up for people belonging to age groups that have already been mostly vaccinated and who have not been cited for some reason. In the case of not having been cited due to not having updated the data in the SAS database or due to another type of incident such as not having responded to the vaccination call or not having been able to attend the appointment, from these phones they will be an appointment is assigned in the corresponding vaccination device or their contact details are noted in order to proceed with the appointment as soon as possible.
Anyone who was born in the indicated years and is not vaccinated, can call the telephone number that corresponds to their center. These telephones have been enabled exclusively for the recruitment of these unvaccinated people, so these numbers should not be called for other types of questions about vaccination.
Covid-19 certificates
The Andalusian Health Service makes available to people who have been vaccinated, have had a test whose result has been negative or the Covid EU Digital Certificate has been recovered from Covid-19 that proves said situation.
The Covid EU Digital Certificate seeks to facilitate the free movement of citizens in the European Union during the Covid-19 pandemic and is valid in all Member States. It is available regardless of the insurance (public, private, mutual, etc.) through ClicSalud + and the Andalusia Health App.
The certificate is free, safe and accessible to the entire population . It is easily obtained, guarantees interoperability throughout the European Union and fully respects fundamental rights, including the protection of personal data
It can be stored on a mobile device or used in its paper version. It has a QR code to ensure that the certificate is authentic.
People over 16 years of age can obtain their certificate as long as they are registered in the Database of users of the Public Health System of Andalusia, use the identification system required in ClicSalud + or the Andalusia Health App and meet one of the conditions for their emission (having received the vaccine, having carried out a diagnostic test for Covid-19 within the indicated deadlines or having passed the disease 180 days before obtaining it).
For children under 16 years of age , Social Security holders can obtain the Covid UE digital certificates of their beneficiaries as long as they use the identification system required in ClicSalud + or in the Andalusia Health App. It is also available for those minors who have permanent [email protected].
