Passport Health

I decided to go here rather than the giant local hospital, and it was a decision well-​made. My nurse and I spent the entire appointment laughing, product and vaccine recommendations never crossed the line to being forced sales, and I got what I needed, except for what I didn’t have time for.
Main points:
1. The earliest appointment I could get was two days from my phone call.
2. NO INSURANCE — cash, check, or credit upon leaving. (Side note: this can get expensive. If you’re doing a full series of Japanese Encephalitis or Rabies, those go $ 300+ per shot (JE is 3, Rabies 2))
3. $ 10 discount on the office fee if you’re a student, missionary, or senior citizen. (yay!)
3. Yes, they make you watch a video, and yes, it is ridiculous; however, I did learn two things: apply lotion, sunscreen, and repellant in that order, and a hilarious rhyme that will stick with me forever (it distracted me from reading my Hepatitis A handout!)
«Malaria bites from dusk til dawn, but everything else bites all day long.»
Oh, yeah.