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Preventive Medicine And Immunization Centre

Tbilisi2 doctors
4.352 reviews
Open from 09:00 to 18:00
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10a Tashkenti St., Tbilisi, Georgia

Patient Reviews

What patients are saying about this clinic

Lily Pillans

October 1, 2026

5.0

Visited at 1am for a rabies vaccination and I was seen straight away! The doctor is lovely and I felt relaxed the entire time. Everything was explained to me so I knew what I needed to do next. Great service :)

Unknown

September 22, 2026

1.0

Came to get a rabies shot. Although it’s urgent and should’ve taken me as soon as possible they game me a number told me to wait. Waited 2 hours, told them I can not stay too long please do something and they said come tomorrow morning. What should I say? Awesome service i guess ya?

Alyona Presnova

September 20, 2026

5.0

An unknown street dog licked my arm where I had some open wounds, so I decided to get a rabies vaccination. This clinic is excellent — you can get your first shot 24/7, and the following ones from 9:00 to 18:00. Sometimes you may have to wait in line, but the reception staff and doctors work very quickly and do everything they can to help. They are also extremely friendly — I got answers to all of my questions. Thank you!

Nadzeya Asaulyak

September 17, 2026

5.0

Wonderful staff. Rabies (and tetanus) vaccines after contact with animals - the first one is free with insurance, then at a discount. They work at night, there may be queues, so plan your time in advance.

Ecesu

September 10, 2026

5.0

A street dog bit me and the doctor showed exceptional care last night at midnight. There's a line however I feel it was worth the wait. I paid 50 gel for two shots. The doctor knew English so the communication was not a problem. He explained everything I need to know thoroughly. Amazing doctor thank you for help :)

Anastasiia

September 7, 2026

5.0

Of course. I would make the review natural, without too formal a tone — so it looks like a real tourist review: I had to visit here a couple of times due to a bite from an unvaccinated dog. Overall, I had a good impression — the administrators and doctors were friendly, explained everything, and helped. I especially want to note that for me, as a tourist in Georgia, it was a big plus that the doctors spoke both English and Russian. Thanks to this, we were able to discuss everything and figure out the next steps without any problems. The first time I had to wait quite a long time — about an hour or even a bit more. The second time everything went much faster, we waited about 5 minutes. Apparently, it all depends on the queue and the workload at that specific moment. We used insurance, and that also went well. Overall, we were satisfied with the service and the attitude of the staff.

Sherry Hankins

September 4, 2026

5.0

My husband and I needed some vaccines for an upcoming trip. We got everything we needed here for a fair price. Thank you to the staff for being so organized, helpful, and efficient!

Anna Gidor

September 1, 2026

2.0

They gave me the shot without gloves🥴 Also I waited more than 30 min just for them to print the invoice for my insurance.

Don Etheridge

September 1, 2026

5.0

Excellent service. Stopped in for my third rabies booster and tetanus shot. 10 minutes total. No English speaking people though but Google Translate worked well.

sophio mtchedlishvili

August 30, 2026

1.0

You have to wait in line for 2.5 hours to get a shot, there are only two areas, no proper waiting area, and the center is really loud. Especially when you're waiting for a rabies shot and you're pressed for time. It's shameful and unfortunate.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Services at the Preventive Medicine and Immunization Centre

The centre offers a comprehensive range of preventive health services: national immunization program vaccines (free for eligible residents), travel medicine consultations, yellow fever vaccination with official certificate, pre-travel health assessments, and school health screenings. It also manages outbreak response and coordinates public health interventions across Georgia.

For Expats and Travelers

Expats living in Georgia and tourists can access travel medicine consultations to assess destination-specific risks and receive appropriate vaccines. Staff can advise on malaria prophylaxis, food and water safety, and altitude sickness. Bring your vaccination history if available; certificates are issued in both Georgian and English.

How to Book

Located in Tbilisi (contact details available on 100doc.ge). Appointments for travel medicine and paid vaccines can be scheduled in advance. Routine national program vaccines are often available on a walk-in basis.