Typhoid, hepatitis A, and cholera are just a few of Passport Health’s travel immunizations. We also carry specialty immunizations such as rabies and Japanese encephalitis.
Are you going to Africa and wondering if you need a yellow fever vaccine? We can help! Our clients are provided with the International Certificate of Vaccination (yellow card) and all our clinics are yellow fever vaccination centers. Also, our travel health experts use the most current information provided by the Centers for Disease Control and World Health Organization to help you know whether you need the vaccine and administer it to you.
Travelers’ diarrhea kits, mosquito nets and repellents are just the start. Passport Health offers a wide variety of travel supplies to help you stay safe and comfortable throughout your trip.
Going to a country with malaria? Passport Health has you covered. We’ll call in your antimalarial prescription for you, to the pharmacy of your choice. We also offer mosquito netting, repellents and advice to travelers heading to regions with these pesky bugs.
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Buffalo/Williamsville office of Passport Health NYS is here to get you ready for your trip. Our experienced clinical staff will provide you with a detailed and fully customized travel preparedness profile.
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Customer Reviews
“Went for a Yellow Fever shot and the lady covered additional medications that I should get. We very helpful.”
“The nurse was friendly, knowledgeable, and extremely thorough.”
“The immunization nurse was very knowledgable and helpful. Very professional.”
“The nurses was very imformative friendly and caring. I’m afraid of needles and it didn’t even hurt!”
“The nurse was fantastic. Made recommendations, had a personality, happy to go and will be happy to go back!”
“Thank you Passport Health for making my trip preparations so easy. I’m excited for my bucket list African safari and now I don’t have to worry about getting sick! Thank you again.”
