In October 2018, MSF teams in collaboration with MoH andHellenic Center for Disease Control & Prevention (KEELPNO) vaccinated 200 children living in VIAL camp on Chios island against measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) as well as Polio for those who weren't already vaccinated.

In March 2018, MSF mobile units began holding daily visits to the VIAL camp offering primary health care, sexual and reproductive healthcare (ante-/postnatal care; gynecology; family planning), and mental healthcare (individual clinical psychological care sessions). In July 2018, MSF set up a permanent clinic outside VIAL Camp. A social worker complements the support offered to patients at both the local hospital and the camp, linking patients as well to legal aid actors locally and in Athens. Patients in need of psychiatric treatment are referred to a local NGO since the waiting time at the local hospital’s can be as long as three months. In addition, an outreach team is regularly deployed to the camp providing health advice, promoting MSF's activities, and referring patients to our clinic.