Travelers Health and Immunization Service
To help you medically prepare for business, recreation, and study travel it is imperative that you receive the necessary immunizations to safeguard you from illness.
Upon your return and in the event you do contract a travel related illness, it's equally important that you have a resource that is uniquely qualified and prepared to aid in your treatment.
The University of Illinois at Chicago School of Public Health Travelers Health and Immunization Service evaluates travelers, their destinations and related issues to prepare them for foreign travel. This distinctive service also provides after-trip assessments and treatment recommendations for those returning with travel-related exposures and/or illnesses.
Whether traveling for business, recreation or academic enrichment, the Travelers Service can provide the necessary health services for a successful and enjoyable journey.
Services
- A review of the individual's medical history to assess specific risks related to foreign travel
- Advice on safety and health risks at specific destinations based on CDC (Center for Disease Control) and WHO (World Health Organization) information
- Administration of required immunizations (including Yellow Fever, where applicable)
- Tips on avoiding or mitigating common travel illnesses
- WHO International Certificate of Vaccinations provided
- Preventive medications and treatments
- Evaluation of travelers returning with health issues related to foreign travel
Immunizations
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Hepatitis A |
Hepatitis B |
Influenza |
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Measles |
MMR |
Meningococcal |
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Mumps |
Polio |
PPD |
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Rabies |
Rubella |
Tetanus/Diptheria |
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Typhoid |
Varicella |
Yellow Fever | |