Pre-Travel Consultation Form - Prima Medical Group 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open it in the editor.
  2. Begin by entering your Patient Information. Fill in the date, your full name, and Patient ID number. Ensure that your street address, city, state, ZIP code, primary phone number, other phone number, and email address are accurately provided.
  3. In the Specific Travel Information section, list your travel destinations in order of visit. For each destination, specify the duration of stay and whether it is rural or urban.
  4. Indicate the purpose of your travel by checking the appropriate box. You can select multiple options such as Adventure, Business, or Leisure.
  5. Describe your style of travel and types of accommodation you plan to use by checking the relevant boxes.
  6. List any planned activities during your trip in the designated area.
  7. Complete the Personal Information section by answering whether you were born in the U.S., listing any health conditions, current medications, and allergies.
  8. Finally, provide details about your previous vaccination history. Indicate any reactions to vaccinations if applicable.
  9. Once completed, save your form and follow instructions for mailing or faxing it before your appointment.

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Vaccines are usually very safe with only minor side effects. Visit your doctor 6 to 12 weeks before you travel, so you can have any vaccines you might need.
Travel Health Travel in good health by taking vaccines, like typhoid. Our trained MinuteClinic provider can also help prevent malaria, zika, motion sickness and diarrhea.
Its important to vaccinate at least one month before travel to give the vaccines enough time to start working and building protection. Some vaccinations may also take several weeks to complete if more than one dose is required (eg Japanese Encephalitis Vaccine, Tick-borne Encephalitis Vaccine).
A hepatitis A vaccine requires one single injection, which should ideally be scheduled to take place at least 2 weeks before travelling abroad. It provides protection for one year, after which you will require a booster dose. If you have this booster dose you wont need further boosters for 25 years.
If your destination requires proof of yellow fever vaccination and you are not able to get the vaccine 10 days before travel, you may need to change your travel plans.

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During the pretravel consultation, clinicians can conduct a risk assessment for each traveler, communicate risk by sharing information about potential health hazards, and manage risk by various means.
The COVID-19 vaccines take time to reach their full effectiveness. You are not considered fully vaccinated until at least 2 weeks after getting the shot(s). To be as safe as possible, youll want to wait at least a couple weeks after getting vaccinated before you travel.

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