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In total, 252 individuals are being treated in hospital due to symptomatic COVID-19
As of the morning of 3 December, hospital treatment is being provided to 252 individuals who have been infected with COVID-19. A total of 214 patients who have COVID-19 are currently receiving hospital treatment after having developed serious symptoms, including 163 patients who have not been vaccinated (which means 76.2% of the overall figure), and fifty-one patients who have been fully vaccinated (which amounts to 23.8% of the overall figure).
Coronavirus disease COVID-19
Vaccination in Estonia
THREE EASY OPTIONS FOR GETTING VACCINATED
CALL 1247
You can book a vaccination time slot by calling the national information line. The same number can also be used for information about vaccination events at which you can receive your vaccination without any pre-booking. The consultants who are responding to calls to the information line can also answer simple questions about vaccinations.
BOOK YOUR VACCINATION VIA THE PATIENT PORTAL
You can log into the www.digilugu.ee website by using your ID card, mobile ID, or SMART ID. The earliest available time slots will displayed once you are in. Parents or official guardians can use the Patient Portal to book time slots for children who are under the age of eighteen.
JUST SHOW UP
Information about vaccination events at which you can receive your vaccination without any pre-booking can be found on the vaktsineeri.ee website. You should keep in mind the possibility that there may be a queue and you may have to wait for quite a while. Information about vaccination events can also be obtained by calling 1247.
Get vaccinated against COVID-19 as this will allow us to return to our normal lives.
Where to find information?
Dear customer! Due to the Health Board’s increased workload, responses to written enquiries may be delayed by over thirty days.
Thank you for your understanding!
Health Board
The coronavirus
crisis hotline
1247 or
(+372) 600 1247 (also for calls from abroad)
The family physician advisory line
1220 or
+372 634 6630 (also for calls from abroad)
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