You can probably get everything you need from your regular doctor, if you don't need yellow fever. They just give you a prescription for anti-malaria pills and typhoid. The vaccine for typhoid is taken orally over, every other day for a week. All you need the doctor for is to write a prescription. Most will also give you a prescription for a z pack. Travel clinics can do this also but some don't take insurance.

https://www.passporthealthusa.com/locations/md/

Many locations. You will have to pay and then submit to insurance.

If you get the vax at a pharmacy, they will process through insurance directly.

Check the CDC website for general vaccine recommendations.

https://wwwnc.cdc.gov/travel/destinations/list

Anonymous wrote:Park Travel Clinic in Takoma Park, Greenbelt, and Gaithersburg:

https://parktravelclinic.com/

Thank you, this looks perfect!

We don’t need yellow fever but it’s good to know they could do if if we needed it for a future trip.

Park Travel Clinic in Takoma Park, Greenbelt, and Gaithersburg:

https://parktravelclinic.com/

Which country in Africa? Some require yellow fever and some don’t.

Walgreens has travel vaccines, but you might need doctor prescriptions for the anti malarials.

Can anyone recommend a travel medicine clinic that will know what vaccines we need for an upcoming trip to Africa and can administer vaccines and prescribe anti malarials and other things like just-in-case z-pack to 2 adults and two adult-sized teens? Bethesda/Rockville preferred and it would be amazing if they have Saturday appointments and accept insurance.