VNVC was established on 29 June 2017, with its first center launched in Hanoi at a time when Vietnam was experiencing severe shortages of many privately provided vaccines, particularly essential vaccines for children. At that time, many families were forced to wait in long queues for extended periods, or even take their children abroad for vaccination. The emergence of VNVC played a significant role in addressing these shortages, while introducing a modern, civilized, and more accessible vaccination model for millions of people.
From a single initial center, after more than eight years of development, VNVC has grown into a nationwide system of more than 250 vaccination centers, forming the largest private vaccination network in Vietnam. Each center is systematically invested in with modern infrastructure, standardized vaccination safety procedures, and professional customer care services, contributing to the elevation of preventive healthcare standards and meeting the growing immunization needs of the community.
Alongside the expansion of its center network, VNVC has built one of Vietnam’s most advanced professional operating platforms, comprising hundreds of cold storage facilities, GSP-compliant cold chain systems, storage capacity for tens of millions of vaccine doses, fleets of specialized refrigerated vehicles, and 24/7 automated temperature monitoring. On this modern infrastructure foundation, a workforce of more than 11,000 doctors, nurses, and healthcare personnel, professionally trained in vaccination safety, rapid response to adverse reactions, and customer care, has enabled VNVC to safely administer tens of millions of vaccine doses, making it a trusted destination for millions of families nationwide.
As an international vaccine bridge, VNVC has established strategic partnerships with leading global pharmaceutical and vaccine corporations such as Pfizer, GSK, Sanofi, MSD, Takeda, Abbott, and AstraZeneca. Through these collaborations, VNVC has introduced nearly 20 new and next-generation vaccines to Vietnam for the first time, including vaccines for dengue fever, next-generation pneumococcal disease, next-generation meningococcal disease, RSV vaccines and monoclonal antibodies, and shingles vaccines, while maintaining a stable supply of nearly 50 other essential vaccines. These efforts have enabled people in Vietnam to access advanced vaccines almost on par with developed countries, contributing to an unprecedented increase in national immunization coverage.
In parallel with its professional activities, VNVC consistently implements large-scale, wide-reaching free vaccination programs for the community, targeting disadvantaged children, older adults, pregnant women, veterans, and residents of remote and underserved areas. Many programs are conducted continuously nationwide, such as tetanus vaccination for pregnant women, immunization for children in extremely disadvantaged regions, and support for influenza and pneumococcal vaccination for older adults and high-risk groups. These initiatives demonstrate VNVC’s commitment to ensuring equitable access to vaccines for all members of society.
