I was originally scheduled at the UT Health Travel clinic, but that was postponed until too late for my trip. So I went to Passport Health. Met a very pleasant LVN who was prepared for my visit, and who did a very competent job of administering the yellow fever vaccine I definitely needed. He also sent a prescription to my pharmacy for appropriate malaria prophylaxis. After that there was a good bit up "upselling" for vaccine or treatment I do not need. Also, the cost of the yellow fever vaccine a bit over $100 more than I had previously been quoted. So I would suggest using the CDC website to confirm what you need before going to Passport Health. read more

Figured it had been a while since this place had a review (Yelp showed low review, but google showed high marks). I actually found this place while looking for shots needed last minute for a trip. Booking an appointment online was fairly quick, and I thought it was interesting that it asked about your trip plans to help you figure things out. I arrived at the small office but was cozy, I felt. I booked the appointment in the early morning, so not many people were around. I was seen pretty quick (the moment I walked in), and the lady I spoke with was very nice and had all the information I needed. She went over shots that would be best for me and even showed me a map of the place I'm traveling to with recommendations and requirements to enter the country. I felt she was very patient with me and clearly answered all the questions I had. I was able to get the shots I needed and bought a few other items from them I thought would be useful. Overall, it was a good experience with the staff and the appointment. The only thing is to be aware that this place doesn't take insurance. You would have to pay out of pocket. But it was decent for me as I didn't need much and good last-minute booking to review vaccines when your doctor can't. Also, it's a good place to check for certain shots you might need that your doctor may not have or offer. Can call your insurance to get reimbursements. read more

I rate them a 3 out of 5. Everything but the price of vaccines was excellent. The Yellow Fever vaccine was over $400 by itself! I afterward discovered that several San Antonio Walgreens offer that vaccine, though I did not chek on their price. This blindsided me! After I got back home I looked for prices online and found that the average cost is around $170 depending on location and different companies. read more

Very helpful and informative. The give you a personalized booklet to your travel itinerary. We were done pretty quickly. Does not take insurance though, so it is quite expensive. The option is to pay and then try to make a claim yourself with your insurance. read more

We were presented with a printout with my son's name and location of travel. Information printed from CDC & WHO. The nurse read through the information like she was speed reading and was annoyed when we had questions. My son takes an immuno-suppressant and when we asked about concerns, she mockingly told him that he was NOT immuno-compromised and suggested that he was overreacting. "If you were immuno-compromised, you would have to wear a mask." Then she offered him the pill form of the vaccine; and only upon his questioning whether he could take the pill, did she call and find out the answer was no. When I tried to purchase 2 packages of DiaResQ, she was again condescending and insisted that we would never need it twice in six weeks. She proceeded to go on and on about the antibiotic and that he could only take "if you are sitting on the toilet and praying to Jesus to take me now." For starters, we are Jewish. Moreover, for a child that could be potentially ill, telling him not to take necessary medication is just downright dangerous. read more

Great experience at the Medical Center office in San Antonio, TX. Lisa Heston was wonderful to work with. She was very thorough, answered all my questions, and gives a good shot. We had a great discussion. I feel comfortable about my trip. I would highly recommend! read more

Do not use passport health unless you are rich AND don't have a primary care physician. They will just tell you what CDC website says and will not write you prescription for any of the recommended vaccines/medications unless they cannot provide the service themselves. I went there expecting healthcare professionals who had my best interest at heart. They would not write a Rx for the necessary vaccine to take to a nearby pharmacy simply because they can provide the vaccine at their location... However, the vaccine cost 200% what it would cost at the pharmacy. Also, we were told NO when asked if we could be provided a Rx for nausea medication to take with us on our trip. In short, $130 later, we were given nothing a $35 copay would not have provided at a primary care physician's office. The nurse helping us was apologetic for a disservice she seemed to know she was participating in. read more

i came here to get a hep a vaccine and malaria prophylaxis before traveling to the dominican republic. the appointment went fairly quickly, and they provide a handy dandy booklet with some info about your travel destinations and things to watch out for as far as your health goes. as mentioned in other reviews, no insurance is accepted. i believe my total for the vaccine and prescription was almost $200 and the hep a vaccine required a follow up vaccine (~$95). they are quick, efficient, and experienced here, but if you have another more economical option, go for it. read more