In general, healthy people over the age of 60 are eligible for vaccination. Certain special disease states may not be able to be vaccinated immediately, depending on the type of vaccine. In general, people over 60 years of age can receive influenza vaccine, tetanus vaccine, rabies vaccine, new coronavirus vaccine and other vaccines, which can reduce the risk of infection of the corresponding diseases. However, it is necessary to exclude contraindications before vaccination, and after vaccination, it is necessary to stay under observation, and it is necessary to dispose of rashes, fever and other discomforts in a timely manner. For some special groups, such as over 60 years of age, acute stage of liver disease, acute stage of neuropsychiatric diseases, etc., may not be able to vaccinate immediately. However, whether the vaccine can be administered or not requires the clinician’s comprehensive judgment based on the current state, and it is recommended to go to a professional medical institution for vaccination.