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INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL

We administer travel-related vaccines and prescriptions, as well as provide expert travel advice in a pre-travel consultation session. Some countries require or strongly recommend specific vaccines for entry. These vaccines and prescriptions can help reduce concerns about accessing healthcare when traveling outside the United States.

Consultation is required for international travel and should be scheduled 4-6 weeks prior to departure.

Please call to schedule an appointment.

BRING WITH YOU:

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Current ID

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Immunizations Record

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Insurance Card

(or payment, for out-of-pocket)

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List of Medications

(prescribed and over-the-counter)

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Review Travel Education

Consultation Fee (Excludes Vaccines)

Single $70
Group (4+) $260
Additional Group Members (over 4, max of 8 per group) $25/each

Important: Need To Know

Vaccines take 10–14 days to be effective and some require multiple doses.

Minors need parent/legal guardian present.

Vaccine costs and insurance coverage vary.
Vaccine Fees

Japanese encephalitis, rabies, typhoid, and yellow fever are NOT covered by most insurance. Prepayment required before vaccine can be ordered. 

You must receive a travel consultation in order to receive yellow fever, typhoid, rabies, Japanese encephalitis, chikungunya, and/or cholera vaccines.

We can prescribe medications for prevention of malaria, motion sickness, altitude sickness, and traveler’s diarrhea.

Missionary Vaccine Recommendations

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