Leistungen der Sozialen Entschädigung bei Impfschaden beantragen

• § 60 Gesetz zur Verhütung und Bekämpfung von Infektionskrankheiten beim Menschen (Infektionsschutzgesetz, IfSG) – Versorgung bei Impfschaden und bei Gesundheitsschäden durch andere Maßnahmen der spezifischen Prophylaxe
• § 61 IfSG – Gesundheitsschadensanerkennung
• § 62 IfSG – Heilbehandlungen
• § 63 IfSG – Konkurrenz von Ansprüchen, Anwendung der Vorschriften nach dem Bundesversorgungsgesetz, Übergangsregelungen zum Erstattungsverfahren an die Krankenkassen
• § 65 IfSG – Entschädigung bei behördlichen Maßnahmen
• § 66 IfSG – Zahlungsverpflichteter
• § 20i Absatz 1 Sozialgesetzbuch, Fünftes Buch (SGB V) – SIRL, Schutzimpfungs-Richtlinie

If health impairments occur after a vaccination that go beyond the usual extent of a vaccination reaction, a doctor, preferably the vaccinating doctor, should be consulted immediately and the public health department informed. Serious health problems following a vaccination are very rare events.

Anyone who suffers damage to their health as a result of a publicly recommended vaccination or another publicly recommended measure of specific prophylaxis can submit an application for social compensation benefits in accordance with the Social Code Book Fourteenth - Social Compensation - (SGB XIV) to the Saxony Municipal Social Association.

The completed forms must be submitted

• Application for care for injured persons in accordance with the Infection Protection Act (IfSG)
• Report on suspected cases of damage to health beyond the usual extent of a vaccination reaction (suspected vaccination complication) in accordance with the IfSG (Annex 2)
• Supplementary form for reporting a suspected vaccination complication (Annex 3)

which are contained in the "Recommendations of the Saxon Vaccination Commission on the occurrence of atypical vaccination courses".

You will also need the following for your application:

• Documentation of the course of the disease
• Your vaccination record

As an expression of the body's reaction to the vaccine, temporary local and general reactions may occur after vaccination, such as

• Redness, swelling or soreness at the injection site for one to three days (occasionally longer)
• Fever below 39.5 °C (when measured rectally), headache and aching limbs, fatigue, malaise, nausea, restlessness, swelling of the regional lymph nodes
• "Vaccination sickness" (one to three weeks after vaccination), for example measles or varicella-like skin symptoms

If health problems occur in connection with a vaccination that go beyond this, a doctor should be consulted, preferably the vaccinating doctor.

none

• If there is a suspicion of vaccination side effects, this should be reported immediately (within 24 hours) to the responsible health authority.
• Use the notification form developed by the Paul Ehrlich Institute and the "Supplementary form for reporting suspected vaccination complications" from the Saxon Vaccination Commission (see -> Forms and other services).

Notification ofsuspected vaccination side effects: immediately (within 24 hours) to the responsible health authority

objection (details in the notification)