Italy Vaccinations for K1 Visa

[Bocelli2018 23]

I'm trying to reach out to anyone who has information on how to get vaccinations done in Milan, Italy. My fiance lives in this region and we've received his NOA2, we're waiting to receive a case number from the NVC. He's been trying so hard to get an appointment for his vaccinations, so that he doesn't have to pay for them at the medical exam in Naples. Friends from Italy and in the forums have told us to go to the local ASL (this does not exist anymore in Milan). We've also been told to go to the ULSS, but this is a regional office and also is not found in Milan. He has called the ATS and ASST and the soonest they can see him is June 8th, which is 2 months from now. They haven't been any help to us, and he's called 3 times.

Has anyone from Italy or Milan specifically done this another way? Any information is helpful! 

 

If he has to get them done at the medical, will they give him multiple shots in one day? We realize they're not required until the Adjustment of Status, but it will be cheaper for him to do them in Italy. We'd like to avoid getting them at the medical, and have that go smoothly. 

 

Thank you!

 

Kelsey

[JMK_IT 134]

Yes, ASL does not exist anymore in Lombardia, it's been replaced by ATS. That's the agency you will need to refer to.
Has your fiancé called every single Centro Vaccinale in Milan? I would try to schedule directly with each office, instead than calling the general ATS number. 
The only alternative would be to have them done privately, but I'm not sure if it would be cheaper than waiting to have them done at the medical visit. 

What are the missing vaccinations of your fiancé? 
Most likely, he will not have to do all the ones that are listed. 
Applicants between 18-64 are generally required to have Td/Tdap, Measles/Mumps/Rubella, Varicella and Influenza, which is optional. 
He can try to call the Istituto Varelli, which is the clinic that performs the medical evaluation in Naples, and ask them what vaccinations he will be needing according to his age and medical history. 

I had all my missing vaccinations done in one time.