Travel Medicine Clinic

If travel abroad is in your future plans, your best local medical resource is the Travel Medicine Clinic at the University of Georgia's Health Center. The clinic offers travel health information and appropriate vaccinations to students, faculty, staff and the general public. Registered nurses provide consultations offering CDC recommended immunizations, medical precautions, travel safety and tips on accessing emergency medical care. Information is provided on general health risks of travel, risks of contracting diseases related to international travel and methods of prevention including vaccinations. Consultations include an updated computerized report about health issues to consider while planning your trip, and resources for maintaining your health while abroad.

The clinic also provides vaccinations against common diseases such as MMR (measles/mumps/rubella), influenza and hepatitis B. Appointments are necessary.

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Hours:
Fall/Spring Hours
Tuesday and Friday, 8 am - 5 pm
Wednesday, 8am - 12 noon
Friday, 8am - 5 pm

Summer hours may vary.

Location:
The Travel Medicine Clinic is located in the Medical Clinic on the second floor of the University Health Center, at the corner of College Station and East Campus Road, on the University of Georgia campus.

Appointments

Full travel consultation appointments require up to 30 minutes, and should be made four to six weeks prior to travel to insure adequate time for immunizations and preparation. Please call to make an appointment.

Fees and Insurance

This is a fee-per-visit service. Individual fees for service vary depending on your comprehensive consultation and the number of vaccinations required. Payment is requested at the time of the visit. If your insurance company covers these charges, you may provide us with your insurance information and we will bill your carrier. Please call for more specific fees.

Travel Health Information

Before you go traveling, educate yourself on diseases and general health problems that may be common at your destination. Find out what preventive measures you can take now to ensure a healthy adventure. Visit www.cdc.gov/travel.

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Back to Services page Travel Medicine Clinic If travel abroad is in your future plans, your best local medical resource is the Travel Medicine Clinic at the University of Georgia's Health Center. The clinic offers travel health information and appropriate vaccinations to students, faculty, staff and the general public. Registered nurses provide consultations offering CDC recommended immunizations, medical precautions, travel safety and tips on accessing emergency medical care. Information is provided on general health risks of travel, risks of contracting diseases related to international travel and methods of prevention including vaccinations. Consultations include an updated computerized report about health issues to consider while planning your trip, and resources for maintaining your health while abroad.
The clinic also provides vaccinations against common diseases such as MMR (measles/mumps/rubella), influenza and hepatitis B. Appointments are necessary. Phone: 706-542-5575 Hours: Fall/Spring Hours Tuesday and Friday, 8 am - 5 pm Wednesday, 8am - 12 noon Friday, 8am - 5 pm Summer hours may vary. Location: The Travel Medicine Clinic is located in the Medical Clinic on the second floor of the University Health Center, at the corner of College Station and East Campus Road, on the University of Georgia campus. Appointments Full travel consultation appointments require up to 30 minutes, and should be made four to six weeks prior to travel to insure adequate time for immunizations and preparation. Please call to make an appointment. Fees and Insurance This is a fee-per-visit service. Individual fees for service vary depending on your comprehensive consultation and the number of vaccinations required. Payment is requested at the time of the visit. If your insurance company covers these charges, you may provide us with your insurance information and we will bill your carrier. Please call for more specific fees. Travel Health Information Before you go traveling, educate yourself on diseases and general health problems that may be common at your destination. Find out what preventive measures you can take now to ensure a healthy adventure. Visit www.cdc.gov/travel.
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