Vaccines |
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Routine vaccines? The CDC recommends that you are up to date on all of these routine vaccines before any trip, regardless of location. Some of these vaccines include: |
COVID-19 It is recommended that all travelers be up to date with their COVID-19 Vaccine, whether it be first, second, or booster shots. |
Cholera The CDC recommends cholera vaccination for adults traveling to areas of active cholera transmission. Please call for more details. |
Hepatitis A The CDC recommends the Hepatitis A vaccination to travelers of all ages. Please call for specifics. |
Hepatitis B The CDC recommends the Hepatitis B vaccination to travelers of all ages. |
Malaria It is highly recommended that you take prescription medication for Malaria when traveling to many countries. Reference the above map to verify. |
Measles/Mumps/Rubella The CDC recommends a dose of the MMR Vaccine to infants from 6 to 11 months that are traveling. |
Polio The CDC recommends Polio Vaccines in booster doses to adults who received their initial shot as a child. The series is recommended for those that are unvaccinated or do not know their vaccination status. |
Rabies A Rabies vaccine would be necessary if you were planning to be around dogs or wildlife. Rabid dogs are common in many countries. Reference the above map to verify. |
Typhoid The Typhoid Vaccine is recommended to the majority of travelers. |
Yellow Fever 9 months or older, traveling to Africa or South America |