I am planning to travel outside the United States. I do not know if I need any travel vaccines or medicines. Can you tell me over the phone if I need any of these or if I need to make a Pre-Travel Consultation appointment?
It is recommended by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that all persons traveling outside the United States should seek medical consultation with a travel medicine provider or a health care provider that is familiar with travel medicine. We recommend that if you are not sure if you need immunizations or medication for travel, that you schedule an appointment for a Pre-Travel consultation with our provider. We are not able to give medical advise or information over the phone or by email.
​I need to get a hepatitis A vaccination or another vaccination my regular doctor does not offer. I have received all the other immunizations and medications I need for my trip from my regular doctor. Do I still need to schedule a full Pre-Travel consultation with your physician?
No. We do offer a Vaccine Only Consultation for those individuals who only need vaccines administered. The only exception to this is if you need to have Yellow Fever vaccine administered. Yellow Fever vaccine administration requires a Pre-Travel consultation.
​Do you provide pre-travel consultations for children?
We do see pediatric patients of any age in our clinic for Pre-Travel Consultations.
​What is a Certificate in Travel Health®?
​Do you accept medical insurance?
Denver Travel Medicine Clinic, PC is considered an “out of network” clinic by all medical insurance carriers. At the end of your visit we can give you a copy of your “superbill” that summaries all of your charges that you can submit to your insurance company for reimbursement. Note that most medical insurance carriers do not cover travel medicine services or vaccinations. Clients are expected to pay for all consultation and vaccination fees incured on the day of service.
​What types of payment to you accept?
​What is your “No-Show” policy?
​Cancellation of an appointment requires 24 hours notice. Failure to provide 24 hours notice will result in a $35 no-show charge.