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Our physicians will prepare you for travel and protect you from diseases through proper food handling, insect protection and immunizations.

Before you travel to another country, take precautions to stay healthy by learning the potential health risks you will encounter. Prepare yourself by learning how to prevent diseases through proper food handling, insect protection and immunizations with the help of physicians at IU Health.

Your immune system has developed to keep you safe in your normal environment. You probably remain immune to most colds, flus or other illnesses common in your area. However, the viruses and bacteria that cause these diseases differ around the world, leaving you susceptible to possible illnesses.

Depending on where you travel, you may also become exposed to dozens of illnesses not found in your native country, such as malaria, Chagas disease or African sleeping sickness. Vaccinations and immunizations have eradicated some diseases, such as polio, in parts of the world, but these diseases remain present in some countries. In addition, the conditions of different countries allow disease to spread more easily. Poor food handling or lack of water filtration could allow contamination. A high population of insects, such as mosquitoes, also allows disease to spread quickly from person to person.

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You should make an appointment with an infectious diseases physician at IU Health at least eight weeks before you travel abroad in order to ensure you have time to get any immunizations you may need.

IU Health specialists prepare world travelers for their journeys by providing vaccinations and education on staying well. Through focused education and extensive training, your physicians have expertise in the prevention and treatment of infectious diseases around the globe. Your physicians stay up-to-date with the latest vaccine and travel health recommendations from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) so you receive all the vaccinations you need. From sanitizing water, to cooking safely, to preventing insect bites, your physicians will work with you to protect your health so you can travel safely.

IU Health Infectious Diseases physicians offer a range of services to prepare travelers:

• Infectious diseases appointments. You should schedule an appointment with an infectious diseases physician eight weeks before you travel and bring your medical history, immunization records and trip itinerary with you. Your itinerary allows your physicians to make specific, personalized recommendations based on the countries you plan to visit.
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• Education. Your physicians share their expertise and teach you how to prevent infections caused by a variety of sources. They provide specialized education depending on when and where you travel.

During and After Travel

During your visit, you can receive the suggested immunizations, prescriptions for medications to help prevent malaria and diarrhea, and documentation of all immunizations you receive. Your physicians continue to support you as you travel and are available by secure email to offer advice.

When you return from your travels, your physicians offer post-travel consultations. Their specialized training allows them to diagnose and treat uncommon diseases you might contract while travelling. Some of these conditions may rarely occur in the United States.

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By appointment only, no walk ups. After the initial phone call, detailed instructions will be emailed to the patient. Appointments required.

Passport Health is the largest provider of travel medicine services with clinics throughout the country. They support travelers by providing routine immunizations, specialty vaccines, passport and visa services, flu and other onsite vaccination events, biometric screenings, lab test services, and more. Whether assisting a single traveler, a family, a church group, or a multinational corporation, they help prepare their clients to enjoy destinations around the globe.

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Passport Health specializes in vaccinations for travel, school, work & flu shots. Our Travel Medicine Specialists will: Assess the traveler's health history & individual needs based on the travel itinerary Provide the latest information on health risks, required & recommended immunizations, safety precautions & security tips, and medical evacuation Discuss precautionary measures for dietary and recreational activities Administer and prescribe immunizations and appropriate malaria & diarrhea medications We also come on-site to the client location and offer consulting and immunization services for corporations, small to medium size businesses, schools, missions and other organizations Passport Health also carries a full line of specialty travel health products including protection kits for malaria, diarrhea, and water purification. …

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Excellent Little clinic and the only one I'm told in Northern Indiana north of Indy. The only reason it's for instead of five stars for me is the fact that they have very limited hours due to staffing. But I love the ease of use. The NP is so knowledgeable and friendly. And she really makes it easy!! I hope we always have passport health right here in Fort Wayne. Thank You

While the staff members were friendly and the service was quick, I would not recommend this place to anyone. Unless you are completely ironclad in your knowledge of what vaccines and medications you will need, this is not the place for you. I had done some research, and had an *idea* of what I needed, but was also seeking some guidance from what I thought would be a trusted medical professional. However, all they want is to saddle you with every option they can, with no questions asked about the purpose of your trip or the type of traveler you are, which can greatly affect what exactly is needed. I felt very taken advantage of, and was uncomfortable with the sales forward nature of the office. It is incredibly unethical to use fear as a sales method, which is exactly what they did to me. I certainly learned my lesson the hard way- to the tune of $300 spent on a medication I did not need. Try Walgreens or your general practitioner first.

Passport Health Inc is the place to go if you need last minute vaccinations for overseas travel. They are able to provide you with a variety of shots that most doctors offices won't have, including Yellow Fever and Typhoid, as well as your more standard shots as well. The staff is extremely friendly and helpful. When you go in, they will sit down and take the time to discuss with you what shots you are required to get, as well as what are recommended. They will also provide a binder containing a wealth of information about the country or countries that you plan to visit, including safety information, i.e. what foods/things you should avoid, diease information, etc. The lobby and office has different travel related items to purchase, but you are never pressured to. Tips/Things to know: + You can either schedule your appointment online or via phone. + You will be required to fill out medical history and bring paperwork with you + They didn't deal with insurance, so you will need to file a claim yourself. + Depending on the vaccine and the number that you need, you can expect to spend some money, but good luck finding another place to get vaccines on such a short notice + The building is in the far back of the lot, if you aren't careful or paying attention, it is easy to drive past the entrance. + Remember to bring your yellow book for shot verification. If you don't have one, they should be able to provide you with one.

Went here twice. The second time, I needed pills which they sell. The nurse determined how many I needed, and out I went. Later they called me saying they had a boat payment due so I needed more pills (the nurse used a scientific map with my itinerary, the receptionist I'm imagining just went to the generic CDC website). Well, in that time I determined a regular pharmacy would be cheaper. So I asked for a prescription and a refund. They provided the refund as the med's hadn't shipped, but said they don't write prescriptions. I guess they fill prescription medicine without a prescription. Perhaps law enforcement should be notified, but I was disappointed they did not provide service as you would expect for paying an office visit fee.

Great experience for a novice traveler. I don't do much foreign travel, so the knowledge and experience of Passport Health was great.

Traveling to Egypt and needed shots. Called my doctor and they only did travel shots on Mondays, they reccomended Passport Health Indiana. Great service, showed up 8:45AM next morning, got my shots and off I go!

Passport Health's nurses spent twenty minutes educating me about health issues to be aware of since I'm traveling to Peru. Much more than just getting a vaccination. I understand why my primary care physician recommended i go there to get a typhoid shot. Five star service!!!

My doctor's office said they could not do my vaccines for my upcoming trip to South Africa and recommended Passport Health. I was able to schedule an appointment online (bonus points) for the following day, and someone called to confirm my appointment. The nurse (Angie) was extremely thorough in going through my itinerary and even checking some of the addresses online to see exactly where I would be and which vaccines would be necessary. Some of my travel companions went to a different travel clinic that was not as thorough and subsequently were not aware they would need malaria pills. So I really appreciate that Angie took the time to get all the information. On the negative side, they do try to sell you some things like bug spray, additional vaccines, travel insurance, etc. But since they weren't super pushy about it, it didn't bother me too much. One thing the nurse was pushy about was getting my prescriptions (malaria pills and a "just in case" antibiotic) filled at Walgreens. I told her that Walgreens doesn't accept my insurance and I wanted my prescriptions filled at CVS instead. She did agree to do so, but only after trying to change my mind. She kept telling me that Walgreens would be cheaper, even going online to show me the prices for each drug. And while Walgreens prices were indeed cheaper for someone paying out of pocket, in the end I saved a SIGNIFICANT chunk of change by using my insurance at CVS. The whole conversation was rather strange and made me wonder if Passport Health gets some sort of kickback from Walgreens. All that being said, I would probably use Passport Health again because it was quick and easy and the process seemed very thorough.

I highly recommend Passport Health to anyone traveling to an exotic overseas location. Not only were they very thorough in explaining my vaccination needs, they provided me with valuable information about the countries I'm visiting. Also, they provide an informational packet designed for your specific trip. The nurses were knowledgeable, helpful, and very patient in answering all my questions. I will definitely return for my next trip!!

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Travel Medicine Program

Global travel can expose children to illnesses rarely found in the United States. Preparation for international travel helps families and children avoid unexpected illnesses, infections and injuries.

The Travel Medicine Program at Riley at IU Health provides comprehensive health services before and after your trip, including preventive medicine, vaccinations, travel education and support for parents of internationally adopted children.

Our travel medicine specialists check your child's current health and provide information about preventing and avoiding disease based on what area of the globe you are visiting. If necessary, we prescribe medicines and administer vaccinations.

We also provide follow-up care once you return home from your travels. Our lab is capable of diagnosing many travel-related conditions such as malaria and parasitic and diarrheal infections. If you or your child has a suspected travel-related illness, we have the resources and expertise to manage your care.

We are here to help you prepare for a safe, healthy trip abroad. Our specialists have extensive training and experience in travel medicine, pre-travel counseling, immunizations and the care of children with travel-associated illnesses. We work with young travelers of all ages and the adults who are accompanying them on their trip.

Immunizations and medicines needed for travel differ for each country. We recommend scheduling an appointment with one of our travel medicine specialists at least one month before leaving on your trip. Prevention is the first step for safe travel.

Most travel illnesses are prevented by:

• Education about avoiding exposure
• Using preventive medicines
• Receiving specialized vaccines

Most doctors and other healthcare professionals in the U.S. are unfamiliar with many travel-associated illnesses. Our travel medicine team stays current on the latest alerts and advisories from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the World Health Organization (WHO) .

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Our pediatric specialists provide patient- and family-centered care for most related conditions. The links below provide more specific information about some, but not all, of the conditions that we treat.

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The Travel Medicine Program at Riley at IU Health provides the following forms for parents, healthcare providers and personnel. We have also curated relevant resources from other websites and provided links with brief descriptions of the information that is available.

The Ryan White Center for Pediatric Infectious Disease and Global Health

Information about the Riley at IU Health Ryan White Center for Infectious Disease can be found on the Indiana University School of Medicine website.

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

This government website provides information about travel-related infections, including diarrheal illnesses, dermatologic conditions, malaria and respiratory disorders.

MedlinePlus

This government website provides information about traveler's health, including a section about children.

World Health Organization

This website provides important, up-to-date information about international travel and health.

American Society of Tropical Medicine & Hygiene

This website has a searchable directory of physicians and clinics that offer tropical medicine services.

International Society for Travel Medicine

This website promotes healthy travel worldwide and has a global travel clinic directory.

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We provide multispecialty care for a number of conditions. Below are links to our related programs & departments.

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We work with referring physicians to provide specialized care to children with infectious diseases. Physicians can reach an infectious disease specialist at 317.944.5000 . For consultations or referrals, please call 317.944.72608 or send a fax to 317.948.0860. Physicians may also call the Riley at IU Health Transfer Center at 317.963.3333 .

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Planning a trip abroad? Make time for an appointment at the Student Health Center, where we offer a full range of vaccines and other preventive medications at affordable prices.

Our travel clinic is open to IU Bloomington students, faculty, and staff, as well as the general public. Many of our vaccines are not available anywhere else in Bloomington.

You must make an appointment to be seen at the travel clinic. We recommend that you come in four to six weeks before your departure date.

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Why come to the Student Health Center travel clinic?

We subscribe to TRAVAX, a national travel health service, which provides weekly updates on vaccine requirements, health recommendations, and regional travel warnings. We can keep you up to date with the latest information on health, political, safety, and weather conditions in the countries where you are traveling.

Our travel clinic is staffed by registered nurses who are trained in the special concerns and problems associated with international travel, and physicians are available for additional consultation.

We also have plenty of resources to help you prepare for your trip. Learn about topics like: high-altitude travel, insect precautions, Montezuma's revenge, and malaria prevention.

What to expect at your appointment

The nurse will enter your country destination into the computer and will print out the information about your countries. You and the nurse will discuss your trip, and together you will decide which vaccinations are appropriate for your destination.

A schedule of return visits will be set, if necessary, to complete the vaccination series. Most travelers will receive some or all of their shots at the first visit.

The nurse will also answer questions you have about health and safety on your trip. You will receive records of the vaccination received at the time of your visit. This may be necessary for you to carry with you on the trip or for you to get a visa.

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• Information on current illnesses and health problems that require regular care
• A list of medications you are currently taking or will be taking during your travels including over-the-counter medication and birth control
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Vaccinations like typhoid , hepatitis A and cholera are important for almost any traveler. Each recommendation is tailored to your trip, meaning you receive exactly what you need.

One of the most common travel vaccinations, the yellow fever vaccine is available at Passport Health locations. All our clinics are CDC-recognized yellow fever vaccination clinics and can provide you with this often necessary vaccine.

Our nursing staff uses the latest data from the CDC, the World Health Organization and other organizations in the area of public health. They are going to help you make an informed decision about what you need and when to receive it.

Passport Health provides a range of wellness programs to employers in the region, including flu prevention and wellness. On-site flu clinics, physicals, and wellness screenings are among them. Find out more today.

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Passport Health Indianapolis is located in the neighborhood of Nora, on the north side of Indianapolis. The office is located 2 blocks east from the intersection of Meridian and 86th Street in the Winterton Office Complex. The Winterton Office Complex sits next door to Nora Plaza with the Target.

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From I-465 – From I-465 to the north side of Indianapolis, take Meridian Street (Exit #31) and go south. Turn left onto E. 86th Street. Follow E. 86th Street through two lights, the first light is College Street and the second light is Guilford Ave. As you go through the light of Guilford Ave. you will be looking for the immediate left into the Winterton Office Complex. Passport Health is in the very back building of the Winterton, building 1040. Please use the left door.

From Downtown – From downtown, take Meridian Street and go north. Turn right onto E. 86th Street. Follow E. 86th Street through two lights, the first light is College Street and the second light is Guilford Ave. As you go through the light of Guilford Ave. you will be looking for the immediate left into the Winterton Office Complex. Passport Health is in the very back building of the Winterton, building 1040. Please use the left door.

(LANDMARK) – Target Shopping Center: If you are coming east on 86th Street the Target and Nora Plaza will be after the Winterton Offices on your left. If you are coming west on 86th Street you will pass the Target and Nora Plaza on your right before you see the Winterton Office Complex.

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