Bridgewater Travel Clinic

Cholera, hepatitis A and yellow fever are some of the most common travel vaccines; they aren’t all recommended for the same destination. While hepatitis A is a worldwide disease, Japanese encephalitis is more common in rural Asia and the western Pacific. Ask a Passport Health team member about which vaccines are appropriate for you.

Before heading to locations where yellow fever is a risk, it’s important to receive a vaccination. This viral disease, spread by mosquito bites, can be life-threatening. Vaccination offers protection and supports public health.

It’s best to go to a special travel clinic which knows about yellow fever and carries the vaccine, like Passport Health. We can also tell you about other shots or medicines you may need for your trip. Our clinics are authorized yellow fever vaccine providers and can give you a yellow card (or proof of vaccination) that shows you got the shot. Some countries need to see this card before they let you in.

Travel clinics also make it easy to get all the shots you need in one visit. Passport Health keeps yellow fever and all other key travel vaccines in-stock for your trip.

Everyday immunizations are easy to forget. Aside from flu and TDaP shots, our team can assist you in making sure you are up-to-date on additional vaccinations.

We offer a wide-variety of travel supplies including travelers’ diarrhea kits, mosquito repellents and even B-12 shots. See our Passport Health store to learn more!