Lowcountry Travel Medicine
Safety Abroad Starts At Home
PLAN AHEAD
International travel is exciting and usually involves a number of things to be done. Your checklist should include a visit to one of our travel medicine specialists. We’ll make sure you have proper immunizations, preventive medicines and travel tips to keep medically safe. Appointments should be scheduled at least two to four weeks prior to departure. Remember, the best protection against illness in a foreign setting is preparation before you leave home.
Specialty Services
- Pre-Travel Consultation for individuals and families
- Advice for Travelers with special medical problems.
- All Vaccinations including Yellow Fever, Tetanus, Typhoid and more
- Prescriptions for Prevention of Malaria and Traveler's Diarrhea
- Education and Learning Materials customized for your Itinerary
- Corporate Programs for International Travel
- Mission Trip Consultations – Ask about our special rates for Groups over 30
- Adventure Travel medical counseling for trips which include: Skiing, Diving, Surfing, Trekking, Biking, or Mountaineering
- Treatment of Foreign Immigrants or Visitors with a possible Tropical or Parasitic Disease
- Post-travel Counseling and Treatment of travel-related diseases. Symptoms may include: Abdominal pain, Cough, Diarrhea, Fever, Nausea, Vomiting and Skin eruptions (rash, lesions or discoloration)
MISSION STATEMENT
Lowcountry
Travel Medicine exists to prevent travel related illnesses through
pre-travel consultation, education, vaccinations as well as the
diagnosis and treatment of travel related illnesses.
ITEMS NEEDED DURING APPOINTMENT
- Health and Immunization history
- Current Medications
- List of any existing health problems or conditions
- Itinerary, with Destinations Accommodations and Length of stay
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Details of Planned Activities such as a jungle walk, river rafting, tour of outlying villages, etc.
For a complete list of what you will need during your visit click HERE.