travel medicine

When traveling abroad for business, academics, or pleasure, there are precautions you should take and certain health risks you should consider before you go.
During your visit the doctor will review your travel plans and discuss CDC recommended vaccines with you. We can administer most commonly used vaccines including those required for international travel.
We can also provide you with a prescription for commonly needed medication like anti-malaria etc.
For more info on travel questions call our office Please schedule your visit in advance as some vaccines need to be administered at least 2 weeks prior to the date of travel.
Yellow Fever Vaccine (with certificate of vaccination)
Tetanus: Recommended every 5 years.
Hepatitis A: Series of 2 doses, 6-18 months apart
Hepatitis B: Series of 3 doses, 2 and 6 months apart
Typhoid







