The Travel Clinic is available to help answer any questions you have before international travel; call 303-602-3520 to make an appointment.
Please arrive 15 minutes prior to your scheduled appointment to ensure you have time to check in and fill out the necessary paperwork. If you arrive more than 15 minutes late for your appointment, you will be asked to reschedule.
Please bring the following items to your consultation:
- Photo ID
- A copy of your health insurance card, if applicable
- Your trip specific itinerary
- Completed travel consultation paperwork
- Include all medications you are taking, over the counter or prescribed
- Copy of your previous immunization records with dates, if available
- Your International Certificate of Vaccination (yellow card), if applicable
- Payment in the form of cash, check, or credit/debit card
*All vaccine and consult prices are listed on our vaccine cost list. Prices are current but are subject to change.*
We do not bill health insurance plans for travel-related vaccines or consultations. Payment is due at the time of service.
| Service | Fee |
|---|---|
| Adult (older than 18 years) Travel Consultation Fee | $70 each person + Immunization and Prescription Costs |
| Child Travel Consultation Fee | $25* each child + Immunization and Prescription Costs *If a child younger than 18 is the only patient needing the consultation, the cost will be $70. |
The consultation is thorough and will take 45 minutes - 2 hours, depending on the number of travelers and the complexity of your travel itinerary. It is conducted by a travel health nurse who has immediate access to a team of specialists if there are any health-specific questions or concerns. Be prepared to discuss:
- Your medical history.
- Questions or concerns you may have about travel.
- Safety practices and tips for disease prevention.
Your pre-travel consultation with our travel health nurse is designed to help prepare you for a safe and healthy travel and provide you with the resources needed if you get sick.
If you are sick after your trip (fever, flu-like symptoms, or persistent diarrhea) we encourage you to contact your primary care provider for evaluation. You may also contact the Travel Clinic for referrals.
