Legal basis
The Measles Protection Act has been in force since March 1, 2020. All persons born after 1970 who are cared for in a community facility must provide proof of vaccination. This also applies to people who have already been cared for in a children's home for four weeks or who are accommodated in a refugee shelter, as well as to people working in the aforementioned facilities and in healthcare facilities. You can find more information on the legal aspects of the Measles Protection Act here.
Information for persons required to provide proof
| Required proof | What exactly do I have to submit? | What do I have to consider? |
|---|---|---|
| Proof of 2 vaccinations against measles | Notarized proof (from a doctor, office or school) of two measles vaccinations | Stamp and signature of the certifying body on the copy of the vaccination document |
| Proof of immunity | Certified proof from the doctor | Stamp and signature of the doctor on the copy of the immunity certificate |
| Titer certificate | Titer proof (blood test) from the laboratory | Carried out either by the doctor or in the laboratory |
| Contraindication | Notarized, current certificate from the doctor | |
| Already submitted elsewhere | Confirmation from a government agency or management of a facility | Stamp and signature of the certifying body on the document |
Information for notifiable facilities
Forms
- Form for facility managers to report persons cared for in the facility without measles protection According to § 20 Para. 8, 9 of the Infection Protection Act, persons who are cared for or accommodated in communal facilities must be protected against measles. Proof of this must be provided to the facility management. If this is not done, facility managers must report these persons to the public health department. The form is used to transmit personal data to the public health department. filetype: XLSX , filesize: 47.26 KB
- Form for facility managers to report persons working in the facility without measles protection According to Section 20 (9) of the Infection Protection Act, persons working in communal facilities and staff in medical and nursing facilities must be protected against measles. Proof of this must be provided to the facility management. If this is not done, facility managers must report these persons to the public health department. The form is used to transmit personal data to the public health department. filetype: XLSX , filesize: 48.99 KB
- Data protection notice This data protection notice explains how your personal data is processed in the context of the measles protection regulations in accordance with Section 20 of the German Infection Protection Act (IfSG) and what rights you have as a data subject. filetype: PDF , filesize: 164.21 KB
The completed forms must be sent to us via Service-BW Portal Gesundheit und Verbraucherschutz (data protection-compliant in accordance with § 2 Para. 2 EGovG Baden-Württemberg).
Office hours
(for telephone availability)
| Monday to Thursday: | 08:30 am - 12:00 pm |
| 13:30 - 15:30 |
Please contact us primarily by e-mail,
- to make an appointment to submit documents in response to our initial or reminder letters or for general questions about the Measles Protection Act to masernschutz[at]landkreis-ludwigsburg.de,
- to make an appointment for the submission of documents as part of the ongoing fine proceedings or if you have any questions about this at bussgeldstelle.gesundheitsamt[at]landkreis-ludwigsburg.de
In other urgent cases, we can also be reached by telephone during the above-mentioned office hours,
- for general questions about measles protection and its implementation by means of the Measles Protection Actunder the telephone number: 07141/144-2022,
- for specific questions about ongoing fine proceedings, call the fine hotline on 07141/144-69150.
