
Travel Vaccinations in New York City

If you’re traveling internationally, vaccines and preventive medications may be required—or strongly recommended—depending on where you’re going. Manhattan Restorative Health Sciences (MRHS) provides travel vaccinations and medical guidance to help you prepare safely and meet entry requirements before you leave.
We offer physician-led travel consultations, on-site vaccines, and complete documentation, all in a straightforward clinical setting. Call us at 212-750-5088 to schedule an appointment or book online now.
What Happens at a Travel Vaccine Visit
No two destinations are alike—and neither are the health risks. Our travel vaccine consultations are designed to consider every variable so we can give you the right protection at the right time. During your visit, we assess:
Your full itinerary, including stopovers
Length of stay and accommodation type
Urban vs. rural travel and planned activities
Country-specific vaccine requirements
Your current health conditions and vaccination history
We follow CDC and WHO guidelines to develop a travel health plan that is appropriate, medically necessary, and timed correctly for your departure.
Travel Vaccines We Commonly Administer
Our clinic provides the full range of commonly recommended travel immunizations, including:
Yellow Fever (includes official International Certificate, when required)
Typhoid (available as oral or injectable options)
Hepatitis A & B
Tetanus and Tdap boosters
Rabies (pre-exposure series)
Japanese Encephalitis
Polio booster
Meningococcal
MMR (Measles, Mumps, Rubella)
Varicella (Chickenpox)
COVID-19 vaccinations and documentation
Seasonal Influenza (strongly recommended before travel)
Some vaccines are required for entry into certain countries, while others are recommended based on regional health risks. Your provider will review which vaccinations are necessary and which are optional based on your travel plans.
When Should I Book My Travel Vaccine Appointment?
Ideally, travel vaccine appointments should be scheduled 4 to 6 weeks before departure. This allows time for:
Your body to develop full immunity
Multi-dose vaccines to be administered (like Hepatitis B or Japanese Encephalitis)
Preventive medications (e.g., malaria prophylaxis) to be started ahead of schedule
If you’re traveling sooner, we can often accommodate last-minute or accelerated schedules and prioritize what’s most important.
Beyond Vaccines: Full Travel Health Preparation
Vaccines are just one part of staying safe abroad. We also provide full-spectrum travel medicine services, including:
Malaria prevention, including antimalarial prescriptions
Motion sickness, altitude sickness, and jet lag management
Traveler’s diarrhea prevention and treatment
Insect bite prevention, including repellent recommendations
Required letters or medical documentation for customs, school, or work
Review of current travel advisories and regional outbreaks
Why Patients Choose MRHS
Patients choose MRHS because we offer:
Licensed medical providers with extensive travel medicine experience
Up-to-date, evidence-based recommendations
Same-day or next-day appointments
On-site vaccines and documentation
Efficient scheduling and clear guidance
Insurance & Pricing
Most travel vaccinations in New York are considered elective and not covered by standard health insurance plans. We provide:
Clear self-pay pricing
Itemized receipts for HSA/FSA use
Documentation for out-of-network reimbursement when applicable
Our staff can review expected costs before your visit.
Frequently Asked Questions
How far in advance should I get travel vaccinations?
We recommend booking your consultation 4–6 weeks before departure. Some vaccines require multiple doses, and your immune system needs time to respond. We can accommodate tighter timelines if needed.
What countries require proof of vaccines?
Countries in South America and Sub-Saharan Africa may require a Yellow Fever certificate. Saudi Arabia requires meningococcal vaccination for Hajj pilgrims. Our team will guide you through the exact requirements for your itinerary.
Are travel vaccines safe?
Yes. All vaccines we administer are FDA-approved and clinically appropriate. We review your health history to ensure safety, especially if you’re pregnant or immunocompromised.
What if I already had vaccines years ago?
We’ll review your past vaccination records and determine what’s still valid. Some vaccines offer lifelong immunity; others, like Typhoid, may need a booster after a few years.
Do you provide certificates or travel forms?
Yes. We issue official documentation accepted at customs, embassies, universities, and workplaces.
Can children get travel vaccines at MRHS?
Yes. We offer pediatric travel vaccinations and adjust each plan based on age, weight, and travel exposure risks.
Schedule Your Travel Vaccination Appointment
Proper preparation reduces preventable illness and avoids problems at borders or during travel. At MRHS, we offer comprehensive travel vaccination services with clear guidance and complete documentation.
Call 212-750-5088 or book your appointment online.
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