Healthcare workers and employees of nursing homes can now register for vaccination through an online form published at the Korona.gov.sk website.
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The form is open for all medical staff, but those diagnosing and treating patients who tested positive for the coronavirus take precedence, the TASR newswire reported. Also people helping take care of sick people directly or indirectly, such as students and employees of companies that clean up hospitals, can register.
Another risky groups taking priority are employees of nursing homes and in-field workers, the Health Ministry explained.
They can choose from six vaccination centres situated in the following hospitals:
- UNB Ružinov
- UNB Kramáre
- UNB Petržalka
- FN Nitra
- FN FDR Banská Bystrica
- FN Košice
“We will gradually update the list after January 10,” the Health Ministry said, as quoted by TASR. Altogether 25 vaccination centres are prepared to open.
The ministry plans to continue opening the vaccination centres in all districts and follow the vaccination strategy.

25 vaccination centres to gradually open
- UNB Ružinov
- UNB Kramáre
- UNB Petržalka
- FN Nitra
- FN FDR Banská Bystrica
- FN Košice
- St Michael’s Hospital in Bratislava
- NsP Komárno
- FN Trnava
- NsP Skalica
- FN Trenčín
- NsP Bojnice/Prievidza
- FN Žilina
- UN Martin
- NsP Ružomberok
- NsP Lučenec
- FN Poprad
- NsP Prešov
- NsP Humenné
- NsP Michalovce
- St Michael’s Hospital in Košice
- NsP Rožňava
- Agel hospital in Levice
- NsP Sv. Jakuba Bardejov
- Liptovská NsP Liptovský Mikuláš
Read more about the coronavirus outbreak in Slovakia:
- These are the measures currently in place in Slovakia
- How Slovakia prepared for the coronavirus
- Do I have the coronavirus? How to proceed if you have a suspicion
- More information about what the coronavirus is and how to protect yourself from the infection (WHO)
- Situation update on EU/EEA and the UK as of March 6 morning
- Q&A: State of emergency declared about coronavirus+
4. Jan 2021 at 11:42 | Compiled by Spectator staff