PUBLISHED DECISION GUIDE
Official Beijing Flu Vaccination Service Guide
How to get a flu shot in Beijing: choose a hospital, make an appointment, and get vaccinated.
Beijing offers flu vaccination services at over 400 hospitals and community health centers. Follow these steps to get vaccinated.
Independently written English guidance based on cited public sources. Every public guide is human reviewed; it is not an official translation of the source publisher.
Step 1: Select a Hospital or Community Health Center
There are over 400 hospitals and community health care centers that offer flu vaccination services. The following hospitals in Beijing offer foreign-language services and are designated as influenza vaccination sites.
Step 2: Make an Appointment
You can make an appointment through the service hotlines or the WeChat mini-programs of the aforementioned hospitals that offer foreign-language services. Some hospitals' WeChat mini-programs provide an option for booking a vaccination appointment too. If the mini-program of your chosen hospital does not have this option, you can reach it by phone to make an appointment.
You can also make an appointment via the Chinese-language interface of the "Jingtong" (京通) mini-program. Once you enter this mini-program, tap "Health Services" (健康服务) and then "Vaccination" (疫苗接种) to book your influenza vaccination.
Step 3: Get Vaccinated
Bring the original copy of your valid identification document (such as your passport or Foreign Permanent Resident ID Card). (If reimbursement is required, please prepare relevant documents in accordance with the payer's requirements.)
Undergo a health assessment and receive the vaccination.
Stay at the center for 30 minutes before leaving, in case any reactions occur.
Note: Avoid strenuous exercise within 24 hours after vaccination, and keep the area where the needle entered clean and dry.
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