Clinics and Additional Information
Passport Health Bakersfield is conveniently located to serve the counties of Kern, Tulare, and Ventura. We offer immunizations like yellow fever, typhoid and other travel vaccines to protect travelers.
Schedule an appointment today by booking online or calling 661-486-4845.
From Meadows Field Airport: Follow Boughton Drive to Airport Drive. Take Airport drive to CA-99 and exit at Easton Drive. Turn right on Easton, the clinic will be on your right.
Passport Health's Fresno travel clinic serves the counties of Tulare, Fresno, Merced and Kings. We offer all the vaccines you may need for an upcoming trip. From yellow fever to typhoid and more, we have you covered no matter the destination.
Schedule an appointment today by booking online or calling 559-744-0652.
From the South - Head north on the 41. Take the Herndon Ave exit and turn left. Stay in the far right lane and turn into Ingram Ave. Keep going straight, Passport Health will be on the right.
From the North - Head south on the 41. Take the Friant exit and turn right. Stay in the right far lane and turn right into E Nees Ave. Keep going straight until Ingram Ave and turn left at the lights. Keep going straight until a 4 way stop. Passport Health will be on the left.
Passport Health's Grover Beach travel clinic serves San-luis-Obispo, Santa-Barbara and Monterey counties with top-tier travel health services. We offer typhoid, yellow fever and other travel vaccines to help keep you healthy abroad.
Schedule an appointment today by booking online or calling 805-909-4232.
From Soto Sports Complex - Head west on Ash Street toward Courtland, continue onto Mentone Avenue. Turn right onto Oak Park Boulevard then left again onto West Grand Avenue. Turn right at 10th Street and left at Ramona Avenue. Passport Health will be on your left.
Passport Health Modesto Travel Clinic is just north of Great Valley Academy, at Tully and Woodrow. We offer typhoid, yellow fever and hepatitis A for any destination.
Schedule an appointment today by booking online or calling 209-309-8737.
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Passport Health's Santa Barbara Travel Clinic offers expert travel health services like yellow fever and typhoid. Serving counties of San-luis-Obispo, Santa-Barbara and Ventura, our clinic provides seamless access to essential vaccinations and personalized health consultations, preparing you for safe travels abroad.
Schedule an appointment today by booking online or calling 805-600-2928.
From Blueberry Hill Neighborhood Park - Head south on North San Marcos Road toward La Ramada Drive. Turn left onto Calle Real and then right onto South Turnpike Road. Turn right onto Hollister Avenue, Passport Health will be on your right.
Passport Health Visalia Travel Clinic serves Tulare, Kings, Kern and Fresno counties. We offer typhoid, yellow fever and other travel vaccines as well as advice, routine vaccines and more.
Schedule an appointment today by booking online or calling 559-272-9115.
From Rotary Park - Head south on Divisadero Street toward West Paradise Avenue. Turn right at West Cambridge Avenue then left onto South Central Street and right again onto West Walnut Avenue. Use the left two lanes to turn left at the first cross street onto South Mooney Boulevard. Turn left onto West Sunnyside Avenue then right onto South Fairway Street.
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Customer Reviews for Passport Health’s Central California Travel Clinics
“My appointment was on time and professional. So delighted that there is an office in my area.”
“We really like Passport Health for The friendly and experienced staff. Yesterday our son did Not want a shot, and Carin was so patient and nice. Thanks!”
“Just a great office with an amazing nurse… friendly and so informative!”
“The RN did an excellent job explaining everything we need to know about our upcoming trip. She was amazing!”
“The ladies who took our samples were awesome! Professional and kind. The app is great (wish we could add additional family members to app) Phone support was excellent”
“RN was very knowledgeable and helpful. We were able to get our shots and prescriptions fast and efficiently.”
