Is Your Health Ready for Hajj? Get Vaccinated at JHAH

Mecca, Islam’s holiest city, is the destination to millions of Muslims every year for Hajj. Pilgrims travel from all over the world, with the number of visitors equivalent to the entire population of Botswana. Participants of Hajj should take precautions with regards to their health and safety. JHAH cares about the health and wellbeing of our patients and to support Hajj pilgrims, we are pleased to offer the Johns Hopkins Aramco Healthcare (JHAH) Meningococcal Immunization Program.

Get vaccinated at JHAH

The JHAH Hajj Meningococcal Vaccination Program runs July 22 – July 29 from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., Sunday to Thursday, no appointment necessary, at the following Health Centers:

• Dhahran Health Center: Primary Care, Immunization Room 201- 13A
• Al-Hasa Health Center: Primary Care, Immunization Room 7072 Area B
• Abqaiq Health Center: Primary Care, Immunization Room (P2 -01)
• Ras Tanura Health Center: Primary Care, Treatment room
• ‘Udhailiyah Health Center (Drop-in on July 23, 2020): Primary Care, Room 1030 Or go to Al-Hasa Health Center

Medical Designated Facility (MDF) patients

Employees and dependents registered with an MDF should contact their designated healthcare provider or an MOH center. Details about Hajj health requirements and related issues can be found on the Saudi Arabian Ministry of Health website http://www.moh.gov.sa/

Useful information

Make sure you print your immunization report if you are performing Hajj. If you have signed up with MyChart you can download your immunization report from home. You can visit About MyChart for information on downloading your immunization report and how you can sign up for MyChart.

Learn more about meningococcal infections, symptoms, causes, treatment and prevention in our health encyclopedia.

To help you maintain your health during Hajj, we have a few Health Tips During Hajj for you

JHAH wishes you and your family good health.