AITC Immunization & Travel Clinic

If you are seeking yellow fever vaccination, please visit our page about how to receive STAMARIL at AITC.

Measles is common in many other countries. In the United States, most of the measles cases result from international travel. The disease is brought into the US by unvaccinated travelers who get infected in other countries. Make sure you’re up to date with your measles vaccinations before you go!  The measles vaccine (MMR) also protects you against mumps and rubella.  For more information, see our measles page or the CDC measles page.

SHINGRIX is the preferred vaccine to prevent shingles (herpes zoster) and post-herpetic nerve pain in adults age 50 and up.  Please call us to check availability of SHINGRIX as the manufacturer reports a shortage and is shipping vaccine in limited quantities.  HEPLISAV-B vaccine is a new option to prevent hepatitis B infection in adults age 18 and up.  HEPLISAV-B is in plentiful supply.  Both vaccines are given as a 2-dose series.

Call us!   As part of the SF Dept. Public Health, Section on Communicable Disease, we have the knowledge and resources to evaluate potential rabies exposures and determine next steps.  We administer human rabies immune globulin (HRIG) and rabies vaccines when needed, carefully following CDC protocol, and we do this at costs well below hospitals and without the long wait.  We can bill your PPO insurance plan.

See our price list for these services.