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Basel city
The vaccination began yesterday at 1 pm 1900 people must be vaccinated by tomorrow, appointments are already complete and only people over 65 years old and those in risk groups have received them. For the 3,000 appointments available in the first two weeks of January, federal criteria apply: at-risk patients and people over 75 can get vaccinated. These appointments are already fully booked, tomorrow Wednesday the canton will inform you about the current status. If reservations are possible again, they can be made online at www.coronaimpfzentrumbasel.ch. Vaccination appointments can also be booked by phone (0800 555 655). All these vaccinations are carried out in showroom 4 in Basel. It’s different with nursing home residents: they too are among those who get vaccinated in the first phase. The mobile units will carry out these vaccinations in January.
Baselland
Unlike the canton of the city, vaccination was not introduced yesterday in Baselland at a fixed location, but through mobile units. Residents of nursing homes and for the elderly were vaccinated. The opening of the Feldreben vaccination center in Muttenz in Basel is scheduled for January 4. You can register from Tuesday at www.bl.ch/impfen or by phone. First, especially vulnerable people are cared for; here too, for the first vaccinations until January 22, you must be over 75 years of age or belong to a risk group. The canton cites people with heart disease, high blood pressure, respiratory disease, kidney disease or diabetes as examples of particularly vulnerable people. At this time, mobile computers are still used in nursing homes. In a second step, there are health personnel with contact with patients, as well as personnel who care for particularly vulnerable persons, followed by close contact with persons defined as particularly vulnerable and adults under 65 years of age in communal facilities with a higher risk of infection and outbreak. Only at the end do all the other adults have their turn.
Dorneck / Thierstein
In Schwarzbubenland you need a little more patience: in the canton of Solothurn vaccination will not start until 4 January. There will be a central vaccination center, but it can be found at Rythalle in Solothurn. The eight mobile vaccination teams, which will also be on duty as of January 4, vaccinate especially vulnerable people in homes for the elderly and the elderly throughout the canton. The inclusion of individual decentralized vaccination sites is clarified in cooperation with the core providers, as can be found on the canton’s website. More vaccination centers in Olten and Breitenbach will also be added at the end of February. The same is true in Canton Solothurn: people at particular risk are the first to act. This is followed by health workers, close contacts with people at risk, residents of homes for the disabled or similar institutions, and finally all other adults who want to be vaccinated. It is not yet known how or where to register.
