Travel health recommendations shouldn’t be based on your destination alone. Your itinerary, length of stay, planned activities, accommodations, health history, and previous vaccinations can all affect what is appropriate for your trip.

Our clinicians take the time to understand your individual travel plans, explain potential health risks, and discuss the recommendations that are most relevant to you. We help you understand what may be required, what is recommended, and what may not be necessary for your specific travel plans.

More vaccines are not always better. In fact, we often advise travelers when a vaccine is not necessary based on what we learn during your consultation. Our focus is on appropriate recommendations and education, not simply administering every vaccine associated with a destination.

Travel health guidance also changes as disease outbreaks, entry requirements, and health conditions evolve around the world. While your primary care provider is an important resource for your overall health, travel medicine requires specialized, up-to-date knowledge of destination-specific risks and recommendations. Our clinicians focus on helping travelers understand the latest considerations relevant to where and how you are traveling.

Our goal is to give you the education and guidance you need to make informed decisions about your health, not simply provide a checklist of vaccines associated with your destination.