Pediatric Vaccinations
Specialist for pediatrics & adolescent medicine
Pediatric Vaccinations are an essential part of preventive care and make a decisive contribution to protecting children from dangerous infectious diseases. Timely immunization can effectively prevent diseases such as measles, mumps, rubella and whooping cough.
- Latest update: August 24, 2026
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Pneumococcal vaccination
The Pneumococcal vaccination is used for immunization against pneumococcal bacteria to prevent respiratory and other diseases. The PCV15 vaccine is included in the free childhood vaccination program.
Meningococcal vaccination
Tick vaccination
Ticks are active throughout Austria and can transmit the dangerous TBE virus with a single bite - children in particular are at risk when playing outdoors. A timely and well-tolerated Tick vaccination offers effective protection against possible long-term consequences such as meningitis.
Rotavirus vaccination
The Rotavirus vaccination is an oral vaccination for infants and young children from the 6th week of life. It provides effective protection against infections with this virus, which can cause severe diarrhea and vomiting.
Influenza vaccination
One Vaccination against influenza effectively protects against illness and reduces the risk of a severe course of flu. The vaccination is recommended for children from the age of 6 months.
MMR vaccination
The MMR vaccination provides reliable protection against the highly contagious diseases measles, mumps and rubella. It prevents serious complications such as brain or lung infections and is recommended for all children from the age of 11 months.
RSV vaccination
The RSV vaccination offers effective protection against serious respiratory infections, especially in infants, pregnant women and the elderly. It reduces the risk of hospitalization and is administered passively or actively, depending on the target group.
Whooping cough vaccination
The Whooping cough vaccination reliably protects against severe coughing fits and complications, which can be particularly dangerous in infants and young children. It strengthens the immune system at an early stage and is administered as part of basic immunization as well as through booster vaccinations.
Tetanus vaccination
The Tetanus vaccination offers effective protection against tetanus, a life-threatening disease caused by bacteria in contaminated wounds. It stimulates the formation of antibodies and is given as a basic immunization in childhood and regularly boosted by booster vaccinations.
Flu vaccination
The Flu vaccination protects your child from the influenza virus and significantly reduces the risk of serious illness. At the same time, it prevents the virus from spreading in the family, protecting babies, grandparents, pregnant women and people with weaker immune systems in particular.
Diphtheria vaccination
Diphtheria is a highly contagious bacterial infection that can be particularly dangerous for children and can cause serious damage to the heart and kidneys if left untreated. A Diphtheria vaccination reliably protects children from the disease and severe courses.
Polio vaccination
The Vaccination against poliomyelitis reliably protects against polio, protects children and adults from permanent paralysis and helps to eradicate the virus worldwide.
Hepatitis A vaccination
The Vaccination against hepatitis A reliably protects children against liver inflammation, which can be transmitted through contaminated food or water. It prevents severe courses of the disease and helps to stop the spread of the virus.
Hepatitis B vaccination
The Vaccination against hepatitis B protects children from a dangerous viral infection of the liver that can last a lifetime. It prevents serious secondary damage such as chronic liver disease and helps to contain hepatitis B in the long term.
HPV vaccination
The HPV vaccination protects children early and effectively against infections with human papillomaviruses, which can cause precancerous lesions and various types of cancer later in life.
Varicella vaccination
Varicella are a highly contagious viral disease that can be particularly distressing for children and in some cases can lead to serious complications. One Varicella vaccination reliably protects children against chickenpox and severe courses of the disease.
Hib vaccination
The Hib vaccination protects infants and young children early and effectively against serious bacterial infections such as meningitis, epiglottitis and blood poisoning.
6-fold vaccination
The 6-fold vaccination protects infants and young children from 6 bacterial and viral infectious diseases that can be serious in early life.
Corona vaccination
The Corona vaccination protects children from infection with the coronavirus and reduces the risk of severe disease progression and possible complications.
TBE vaccination
The TBE vaccination protects children from tick-borne tick-borne encephalitis, a disease that can affect the brain and meninges.