Preparing for Your Trip with University Hospitals Roe Green Center for Travel Medicine & Global Health
Let us help you plan your next trip through our medical traveler resources, which take you through the process step-by-step, from pre-trip planning through your return home.
Online Resources and CDC Travel Guidelines to Assist with Travel Planning
It’s important to understand your health risks as you consider traveling abroad. Refer to the CDC website to learn more. Please also check out the United States Department of State’s travel guidance webpage, where you can find general travel trips, country-specific guidance and updated travel-related advisories.
Since travel conditions are constantly evolving, please enroll in the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) if you are planning a trip. STEP provides real-time updates on safety and security information from your destination county and allows your embassy or consulate to contact you in the case of an emergency.
COVID Test for Travel
University Hospitals provides COVID testing for our patients who are traveling. At your travel consult, your physician is able to order you a COVID test for travel at select University Hospitals Urgent Care locations. You can schedule a test with this order here.
If you do not visit Roe Green for a consult, please visit CVS or Walgreens for information on testing free of charge. Should you need expedited testing for a fee, please visit BowTie Medical or TACKL Health.
CDC Travel Vaccine Recommendations
The Roe Green Center for Travel Medicine & Global Health can help you figure out what vaccines are needed for your next trip, in accordance with CDC guidelines. We can administer any vaccine required for your trip during your appointment.
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