Child vaccination in Batumi
Vaccination is available at the clinic.
The pediatrician consults on contraindications and preparation for vaccination: the consultation reviews the child's condition and possible restrictions before a vaccine.
Who it is for
Children who are vaccinated under the national calendar of Georgia, and families who have moved to Batumi: continuing the calendar after the move and catching up on missed vaccinations are reviewed at a pediatric consultation using the records of previous vaccinations.
How vaccination works
Before the vaccine the pediatrician assesses the child's condition and possible contraindications. The vaccination itself is performed at the clinic; afterwards it is recommended to stay at the clinic or nearby for 20–30 minutes so that help is quickly available if a reaction occurs.
What to bring
Bring the records of previous vaccinations — the vaccination certificate or card: the doctor checks the calendar against them and plans the next doses.
Book a pediatric consultation through the appointment form; questions about a specific vaccination are discussed at the consultation.
Frequently asked questions
Which calendar does vaccination follow?
Strictly the national vaccination calendar of Georgia.
Can vaccinations be continued after moving to Georgia?
Yes. At the consultation the pediatrician reviews the records of the vaccinations already given and discusses continuing the calendar of Georgia.
What if a vaccination was missed?
Catch-up is planned individually: at the consultation the pediatrician takes into account the child's condition and the vaccinations already given.
Is a consultation needed before a vaccination?
Yes. Before vaccination the pediatrician assesses the child's condition and possible contraindications; preparation questions are covered at the consultation.