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If international travel is in your future, contact us as soon as possible to determine if there are any immunization requirements for your intended destination. Some immunizations, toxoids, or prophylaxis treatments may take several months to complete, so it’s essential to start early.
Travelers may need additional immunizations or treatments depending on their destination. To reduce the risk of infection while abroad:
- Protect yourself from insects
- Ensure the quality of your food and drinking water
- Stay informed about diseases common to the region you’ll visit
Many immunizations against diseases like diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, measles, mumps, rubella, poliomyelitis, and Haemophilus influenzae type b are routinely administered in childhood in the United States. However, if you or your child have not received adequate protection against these diseases, it’s important to obtain the appropriate immunizations, whether or not you plan to travel. Immunizations are key to staying safe.
Due to limited availability, please call ahead if you require immunizations for yellow fever or Japanese encephalitis.
Appointment Information
Call 407-665-3700 to schedule your appointment.
- Prior records must be available prior to or at visit time
- Please bring your picture ID and all previous immunization records for each individual needing services to your appointment
- Schedule your immunization appointments weeks before your trip to allow adequate time.
- Bring all immunization and travel records with you.
- Inform the nurse of any known allergies, prior reactions, pregnancy, breastfeeding status, or other health conditions.
- Provide a list of all medications and over-the-counter products you are currently taking.
Common Travel Immunizations and Guidelines
Here’s a quick guide to some of the most frequently recommended travel immunizations:
| Immunization | Schedule | Recommended For | Contraindications |
|---|---|---|---|
| Flu | 1 shot every year | All travelers | Allergy to eggs, prior reaction. |
| Hepatitis A | 2 shots (6 months apart) | All travelers | Under 1 year old. |
| Hepatitis B | 3 shots (0, 1, 6-month intervals) | All travelers | Allergy to yeast, pregnancy/breastfeeding. |
| Japanese Encephalitis | 2 shots (30 days apart) | Travelers to Asia and the Indian subcontinent | Allergy to protamine sulfate, pregnancy, prior reaction. |
| Meningitis | 1 shot every 2 years if at risk | Travelers in crowded environments or diverse populations | Pregnancy, acute illness, sensitivity to thimerosal. |
| Tetanus | 1 shot every 10 years | All travelers | Prior reaction to immunization. |
| Yellow Fever | 1 shot (live) | Travelers to at-risk areas | Allergy to eggs, chicken, or gelatin; pregnancy, breastfeeding, prior reaction |
For a full list of recommended immunizations and details, consult our nurse or visit CDC Travel Health.
Additional Preparation Tips
- Check the CDC Travel Health website for destination-specific immunization requirements.
- Enroll with the nearest U.S. Embassy or Consulate for safety alerts.
- Check the CDC Travel Health website for frequently asked questions.