Passport Health Los Angeles Travel Clinic

"Very Professional, very informative. Perry made us feel at ease and happy to be getting the vaccines we needed for our travels."

"Very knowledgeable staff and great service. The high consultation fee and vaccination costs should be disclosed before the appointment is made. I'm glad that I received both services, and would only use the service again as a last resort if there are time constraints and treatment from my out of state healthcare provider is not feasible."

"Punctual, warm, engaging, attentive support; very conveniently located with free parking and most importantly, a very knowledgeable, well-informed professional who demonstrated -first and foremost- concern for my well being. Grateful."

"I had a great experience working with Nurse Jade. She was very informative, knowledgeable and personable. She really educated me on what vaccines I did and didn't need. I feel fortunate to have found Passport Health."

"I generally like passport health the 2 times I've been. Connecticut wasn't as expensive as LA. If I has known I can get most of these vaccines from CVS, I would have used them instead. I found the woman at the front desk less patient when I was trying to figure out what I actually needed & how I could save money. Pros: 1. They have more info on travel needs so the $80 appt is helpful 2. I was able to make a last minute appointment which was helpful 3. The nurse answers questions and can submit prescriptions to your pharmacy quickly. Recommendations: 1. If you have months to prepare, get key vaccines from your dr using insurance to reduce cost. My original estimate was $700 and I opted for 3 series vax instead of 2 to bring it down to a $600 range. I'm a little upset UCLA didn't recommend checking CVS also. 2. Check CVS for key vaccines (Typhoid, Td, hep A, hep B, flu, covid 19, etc.. ) first and see if they use your insurance. They may do MMR testing, but I'm not sure. 3. Passport health can check blood levels of antibodies for hep with a few days turn around. Be sure to get the right quote. I was told $100 and then $45. 4. Passport health will submit to your insurance, but not track claims. I'm not familiar with the appropriate terminology. Contact them. They don't accept insurance. 5. The prices for the, bug repellant spray, Assure/travelban supplement, diaresQ & immodium seem inflated. REI sells a large bug repellant spray for clothing for $17 vs PH's $35. Travelban which seems like a probiotic is currently about $29 on Amazon and possibly $35 at passport health. I previously bought the package when the vaccine cost wasn't so high to save some shopping steps since my trips have been more last minute. It's not bad and I will use them in the future, especially if I need a yellow fever vaccine, but I will walk into it a little more prepared next time. I like the vaccine reminders and digital record. Not all health groups are good at that."