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Welcome to the Travel Clinic

The Travel Clinic promotes safe and healthy travel by providing counseling to travelers about appropriate vaccines and preventive medication.

The Travel Clinic utilizes national and international travel expertise to provide current travel information and recommendations. The Clinic is a designated Yellow Fever vaccine site. The Clinic health care providers are certified by the The British Global and Travel Health Association .

For Students

The Travel Clinic supports our students' international educational experiences by promoting safe and healthy travel.

For Employees

The Travel Clinic supports faculty/staff's global research, educational programs and international partnerships by providing comprehensive travel consultations.

For the Community

The Travel Clinic welcomes all members of our mid-Michigan community to receive travel health and wellness services.

For Families

In order to better serve families traveling with young (under 12 years of age) children, the Travel Clinic offers family travel consultations.

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Appointment info

The Travel Clinic provides information, immunizations, medications, and consultation for adult and child travelers.

Travelers are seen by appointment only.  To schedule an appointment, please call (517) 353-3161.

Family Travel Consultations (children under 12 years of age)

Family consultation offer families with young children a comprehensive and cost effective way to receive travel counseling, as well as appropriate vaccinations and preventative medications.

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Spartan Pathways Travel Program

Explore the world with fellow spartans.

The MSU Alumni's Spartan Pathways travel program offers you the opportunity to experience hassle-free domestic and international tours with fellow Spartans.

We offer a large selection of travel opportunities that introduce you to each destination's social, cultural and recreational activities. All our tours are of the highest quality and offered by only the most reputable and experienced travel companies.

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View our catalog online. Please contact Regina Cross via email for additional information.

Looking for a no-fuss, easy-to-print brochure? Click here for an easy-to-print brochure . To be environmentally conscious, we are not printing and mailing brochures.

For more information, read about travel insurance, the MSUAO disclaimer and COVID-19 protocol information .

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Travel Insurance Highly Recommended

We strongly recommend that you be adequately insured against last-minute trip cancellation and other travel-related risks. If you are unable to travel due to illness, family illness, or unforeseen circumstances, purchasing travel insurance will help to recoup payments you have made. Travel insurance will also cover the cost of trip interruption, delays, medical emergencies and evacuation, loss of baggage or baggage delays, and any pre-existing medical conditions that you may have. You are welcome to insure with any provider you desire. The MSU Alumni Office is affiliated with USI Travel Insurance , and information on their services will be sent as a part of your Spartan Pathways tour confirmation letter.

Michigan State University Alumni Office Disclaimer - Spartan Pathways Travel Program

The Michigan State University Alumni Office (the MSU Alumni Office or MSUAO) and the Spartan Pathways Travel Program is not the Tour Operator. The MSUAO is not responsible for the changes of flight times, fare changes, dishonor of airline, hotel or motor coach transportation and car rental reservations, delays, losses, injuries, inconveniences, cessation of operations, airline or tour operator bankruptcies, acts of God, or any other event beyond our control. The MSUAO acts only as a sponsor with respect to the travel services, and it shall not be responsible for changes to flight times, fare changes, dishonor of airline, hotel or other reservations, injury, damage, loss of baggage, accidents or for the acts or defaults of any person or entity engaged in providing services to participants or in carrying out other arrangements of the tour. Further, the MSUAO shall not be responsible for losses or additional expenses of the participant due to sickness, weather, strike, civil unrest, acts of terrorism, pandemic, epidemic, quarantine, acts of God, governmental intervention, or other causes beyond its control. The MSUAO shall not be responsible for alteration in the itinerary as deemed necessary for carrying out the tour and the Tour Operator may substitute hotels of similar quality. The Tour Operator may postpone or cancel any tour prior to departure. The MSUAO or the Tour Operator may decline to accept or to retain any person as a member of the tour should such person's physical or mental health, actions or general deportment impede the operation of the tour or the rights or welfare of the other participants. No refund will be made for the unused portion of any tour. By embarking upon travel, the participant voluntarily assumes all risk involved in such travel, whether expected or unexpected. Participant is hereby warned of the above risks as well as possible travel industry force majeure, bankruptcies and medical and climatic disruptions, and the possibility participant may be unable to travel as scheduled because of personal emergency. Participant is advised to consider obtaining appropriate insurance coverage against these risks. Applicants for participation on this tour accept in full all the conditions set forth above. The MSUAO partners with other universities and alumni from other universities will be on many departures. While some of the Spartan Pathway's tours are exclusive to just MSU alumni, on many of the tours we partner with other universities/organizations that have travel programs. Space allotments for these tours are given to each university and after a guaranteed time allotted for reservations, available space is opened to all universities/organizations. Therefore, some departures may have universities with greater numbers of alumni on the tour than MSU.

COVID-19 Statement:

The MSU Alumni Office is dedicated to ensuring that travelers participating in Spartan Pathways Travel programs have a safe and enjoyable experience. Our travel vendors have been safely and securely operating travel for many years and have put in place protocols to ensure everyone's safety during tours. We fully support the recommendations of our travel vendors regarding COVID-19 precautions for upcoming trips.

It is important to remember that MSU is not responsible for trips canceled by our vendors, or any illnesses or quarantines you might experience. We strongly urge all our guests to purchase travel insurance and to make sure you are purchasing the level of coverage that is right for you. Please work directly with our travel vendors on your questions regarding cancellations and other concerns.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the World Health Organization are regularly updating their websites regarding travel safety to various locations. These sites also contain frequently asked questions and answers for travelers. Refer to www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov and/or www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019.

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COVID-19 Guidance and Resources

Travel has always involved risk, and the COVID-19 era presents even more considerations for anyone traveling domestically or internationally. Anyone considering travel should assess their personal risk tolerance and review the information below to make an informed decision about whether traveling is the right choice for you.

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Travelers should assess their suitability for travel by reviewing public health guidance, reviewing COVID-19 spread, and discussing travel plans with their primary care physician and/or International SOS (their pre-travel consultations with a medical professional are free to MSU travelers).

• Our World in Data offers information about current COVID-19 case rates and vaccination rates by country.
• COVID-19 specific travel information from the CDC , including US county and global country COVID-19 risk levels, recommendations for traveling internationally, and other guidance.
• The CDC also provides a dditional information about populations at increased risk for severe illness or who may need to take extra precautions against COVID-19.

Travelers should consider making an appointment with the MSU Travel Clinic or another travel health professional if they need immunizations, malaria prophylaxis, etc.

For information on non-COVID-19 health, safety and security considerations for your destination, please review the US Department of State country travel advisories . International SOS can also offer additional insight on specific destinations.

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All travelers must comply with local, state, federal, and destination entry and exit requirements and public health restrictions. These requirements and recommendations change often, and everyone is encouraged to closely monitor restrictions. They can include testing, proof of vaccination, quarantine-on-arrival, etc.

• The International SOS app (log in with your msu.edu email) or Sherpa COVID-19 travel restrictions dashboard , which both offer itinerary-specific guidance on COVID-19 requirements and restrictions.
• For those traveling to Europe, Re-Open EU offers specific guidance for the European Union.
• Please review the latest CDC guidance for international travel and from the US Transportation Security Administration (TSA) . Please note that non-US citizens and non-US immigrants are required to show proof of vaccination to enter the US .
• Please follow guidance from MSU Together We Will for returning to campus.
• Do not travel to campus or your regular worksite if you feel sick.
• Refer to Ingham County's COVID-19 webpage for information about local guidance.

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Anyone engaging in approved international travel should consider that COVID-19 may impact usual procedures for getting medical care abroad.

Students, faculty, staff, and approved guests on MSU-sponsored international travel are eligible for comprehensive international health insurance and medical and security assistance provided by International SOS .

Review key healthcare considerations for Accessing Healthcare While Traveling Internationally During COVID-19.

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• More detailed information regarding International SOS’s evacuation capability .
• More COVID-19 resources: International SOS and the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) Travel

Trip Insurance

Supplemental trip cancellation and trip interruption insurance (also known as CFAR/IFAR insurance) is not required to participation in MSU-sponsored travel , but travelers may want to consider it in addition to the MSU international travel health insurance.

• This kind of insurance coverage is not offered by MSU, but it can be purchased independently for MSU-sponsored or personal travel (see below: MSU Policy on Trip Cancellation/Interruption Insurance ).
• Many MSU travel partners also provide greater flexibility for MSU-sponsored travelers during COVID-19. Please refer to Travel @ State’s COVID-19 Travel Cancellation Guidelines .
• Please consider reviewing this summary of CFAR/IFAR insurance from CIS Abroad.

Trip cancellation and trip interruption insurance typically provides reimbursement for last-minute cancellations due to sickness, severe weather, or even security risks. During travel it can provide coverage for travel delays, missed connections, lost/stolen baggage, early departures due to unforeseen personal events, extended in-country stays due to COVID-19, and more.

• All MSU-sponsored travelers are automatically eligible for $2,000 in quarantine coverage through ISOS/Chubb . However, trip cancellation and trip interruption insurance may offer additional coverage.

Global Safety has worked with campus partners to identify reputable partners for supplemental travel insurance. Gallagher Worldwide Trip Protector provides extensive trip cancellation and trip interruption insurance.

• Travelers are able to insure any prepaid, non-reimbursable, non-refundable expenses paid by the traveler directly.
• Travelers who insure a “$0 trip cost” are still able to access Travel Delay, Bed Rest and other benefits depending on their plan which may provide greater coverage for quarantine-related expenses.

For more information on Gallagher Worldwide Trip Protector, please see:

• the  Gallagher Travel Insurance Program Flyer
• the  Gallagher Travel Insurance Enrollment Summary
• the  Gallagher Worldwide Trip Protector Travel Insurance Website  for a quote, to ask additional questions on coverage or to explore alternative plans.

MSU Policy on Trip Cancellation/Interruption Insurance

Given dynamic pandemic risks and country-specific regulations, all MSU faculty, staff, sponsored guests and graduate students who are approved for international travel may purchase trip cancellation and/or trip interruption insurance, such as Worldwide Trip Protector with Trip Cancellation and Interruption benefits through Gallagher Insurance. The cost of said insurance attributable to the MSU international traveler is reimbursable with non-grant funds or grant funds, if allowable. Such insurance may offer coverage for trip interruption, testing, quarantine, and other related expenses.

MAUs should be aware that they may bear increased costs for travelers who do not procure supplemental trip cancellation/interruption insurance. Therefore, it is recommended that MAUs ensure that travelers have flexible travel arrangements, such as refundable fares, or that MAUs incur the extra cost to purchase trip cancellation/interruption insurance for all MSU faculty, staff, sponsored guests and graduate students on international travel. Note: MAUs may choose to require that international travelers within their unit purchase trip cancellation or interruption insurance.

Note:  These links to trip cancellation insurance providers are being provided as a convenience and for informational purposes only; they do not constitute an endorsement, an approval, or a recommendation by Michigan State University of any of the products, services or opinions regarding a general insurance product or of a specific organization. You are not required to purchase trip cancelation coverage to participate in MSU-affiliated travel. If you decide to purchase trip cancelation coverage, you are responsible for the costs of the insurance. Michigan State University makes no representations or warranties of any kind in relation to the analysis, information or services provided by any insurance provider.

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Michigan Travel Clinics

From Japanese encephalitis to typhoid and cholera , Passport Health offers a wide-variety of travel vaccination options. Vaccines are kept in-stock, helping you avoid making a second trip.

Getting a yellow fever vaccine is important before going on a trip to places where the disease is found. Yellow fever is a sickness caused by a virus spread by mosquitoes and can be very dangerous. Getting the vaccine helps protect you and helps keep other people healthy too.

It’s best to go to a special travel clinic which knows about yellow fever and carries the vaccine, like Passport Health. We can also tell you about other shots or medicines you may need for your trip. Our clinics are authorized yellow fever vaccine providers and can give you a yellow card (or proof of vaccination) that shows you got the shot. Some countries need to see this card before they let you in.

Travel clinics also make it easy to get all the shots you need in one visit. Passport Health keeps yellow fever and all other key travel vaccines in-stock for your trip.

Since no two trips or consultations are the same, you should expect nothing less than a custom experience. Our information is tailored to your specific requirements and intended location. We’ll work with you to determine what’s most appropriate for your particular travel and medical needs.

Passport Health offers a variety of testing options to fit your needs. Call today to book your titer , tuberculosis or other tests.

Clinics and Additional Information

Passport health ann arbor travel clinic.

2008 Hogback Drive Suite 1, Ann Arbor, MI 48105 248-851-5633 Webpage

Our Ann Arbor office is located on Hogback Rd, just north of Washtenaw Road. Carpenter Road turns into Hogback as it goes north of Washtenaw. Our office is located in a modern and upscale office complex set back from the road on Hogback.

Schedule an appointment today by booking online or calling .

It is best to enter the building from the left hand side and take the stairs going down to the lower level.

Passport Health Michigan does not bill insurance but we will provide you with the needed documentation to submit to your insurance company. Please note that most medical insurance carriers do not cover travel medicine services.

Passport Health Farmington Hills Travel Clinic

28200 Orchard Lake Road Suite 107, Farmington Hills, MI 48334 248-851-5633 Webpage

Passport Health Farmington Hills is conveniently located on Orchard Lake Road, just north of I-696. There is an abundance of parking surrounding the building’s entrance.

Passport Health Grand Rapids Travel Clinic

1550 East Beltline Southeast Suite 125, Grand Rapids, MI 49506 616-855-5777 Webpage

Our Grand Rapids office is conveniently located just north of the pedestrian walkway at Calvin College. You will find the office very inviting and convenient to find and park.

Passport Health St. Clair Shores Travel Clinic

22811 Greater Mack Suite 209, St. Clair Shores, MI 48080 248-851-5633 Webpage

Our St. Clair Shores office has been in operation for 7 years and is located on the lower level of a two story office building just south of a downtown area at 9 Mile Road and Greater Mack.

If you are coming from 9 Mile Road, look for a Ford Dealership and turn south on Greater Mack. You will see a Lutheran Church on the right, south of the downtown area. We are located in the next building which is in the next block south of the church. Once you enter the building, look for the stairwell going down and walk down one level. You will see our office across the hall. It may seem like you are in the basement, but the office is beautifully decorated and you will find Elaine very helpful and thorough.

Passport Health Troy Travel Clinic

1890 Crooks Road Suite 150, Troy, MI 48084 248-851-5633 Webpage

Our office in Troy has been present for about 8 years and is one of our busiest offices. It is very conveniently located on Crooks Rd. just north of 15 Mile.

Remember that we schedule only by appointment in the Troy clinic. We are looking forward to hearing from you soon!

When you enter our parking lot, drive around to the parking lot at the rear of the building and enter through the back door. You will find a beautiful office and very welcoming atmosphere.

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International travel safety.

The Office for Global Health, Safety, and Security  supports the health, safety, and security of all MSU international travelers including students, faculty, and staff.

MSU employs three full-time staff persons dedicated to overseeing international health and safety concerns, and responding to emergencies abroad involving students, faculty or staff. These staff members evaluate risk, plan for emergencies, and manage crises for over 5,000 student, faculty, and staff international travelers each year.

24/7 International Assistance: 517-353-3784

MSU maintains this line for students, faculty, and staff to report an emergency situation or request emergency assistance. You may call direct or collect. If you don't know how to call from abroad, use this international calling guide .

MSU-Sponsored International Travel

Faculty, staff, and students engaging in MSU sponsored international travel are eligible for health and safety support and must register their travel before departure.

Non-Education Abroad Travelers

Travel health and safety information for MSU students, faculty, and staff traveling on MSU-sponsored international travel that isn't associated with an Education Abroad program.

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Travel health and safety information for education abroad participants and program leaders.

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