General travel vaccines include ones such as cholera, hepatitis A, yellow fever, typhoid and rabies, however, they are not all recommended for the same destination. For example, hepatitis A is a global disease, while Japanese encephalitis is more likely to affect people going to rural Asia and the western Pacific. Consult a Passport Health team member to understand which immunizations are right for you.
Traveling to a malaria-infested area? You’re in good hands with Passport Health. For your antimalarial prescription, we’ll call it in to the pharmacy of your choice and take care of everything. In addition, we provide mosquito netting, repellents, and guidance to visitors planning to visit areas where these bothersome insects are prevalent.
Travelers’ diarrhea affects as many as 70 percent of people while they’re on the road. Prevention and post-exposure therapy are recommended.
Passport Health also offers a variety of blood and laboratory testing such as tuberculosis and titer tests.
Details & Directions
Passport Health Downtown Seattle Travel Clinic is centrally located just a block away from the Seattle Art Museum. From hepatitis A to yellow fever, we have all vaccines you may need for your trip.
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“All went well this time as well. A short discussion and the shot; discussion about future trips. No pain, no problems !”
“I have been a passport health customer for many years. I always appreciate the timely, professional service. (Also the almost pain-free shots!)”
“The nurse did a great job of giving me the info I needed and made me comfortable with with all the vaccines I needed for travel.”
“Staff was very welcoming and knowledgeable. Would highly recommend to anyone.”
“My husband and I received our final booster shots today. We were in and out in 10-15 mins. RN was fantastic. Friendly, efficient. The injections were painless :-)”
“Our nurse was professional and very knowledgeable. We felt that we received a lot of important information to help us better prepare for our trip.”
