Protects the public from the spread of communicable diseases through the surveillance and investigation of contagious diseases. Offers services and programs including: Reporting requirements, infection control and Services for Health Care Providers; HIV/AIDS & STI services; Immunizations information schedules as well as travel immunizations for Children and Adults; Tuberculosis (TB) information, Zoonotic Diseases, COVID information and Data & Research Resources. Call for detailed information regarding all services offered.

Provides a wide range of immunizations to individuals, from newborns to adults.

Whitney Young is one of the largest providers in the Capital Region of travel immunizations. It is best to schedule travel immunizations at least 4-6 weeks before one's trip, especially if a series of injections is needed. It is important to be aware that it takes about two full weeks for full immunity (protection from disease) to develop.

Offers a comprehensive personalized Travel Medicine Service to meet the needs of travelers going abroad for both business and pleasure. The service provides expert consultations and vaccinations for safe and enjoyable international travel. The Travel Medicine Service serves both individuals and travel groups. A thorough medical history assessment, combined with an itinerary analysis is done to determine the recommended and required vaccinations along with other preventive measures based on destination and length of stay. The Infectious Disease experts in the Travel Medicine Service at NUMC utilize the most up-to-date travel disease databases to administer required and recommended vaccinations, provide an International Certificate of Vaccination, and provide necessary prescriptions for preventive medications. The complete range of vaccinations available to meet international travel requirements or recommendations includes yellow fever, hepatitis, typhoid, polio, meningitis, rabies, varicella, and Japanese encephalitis, as well as prescriptions for malaria prevention and treatment of travelers’ diarrhea. Call for detailed information.

The Warren County Travel Clinic administers immunizations for typhoid, yellow fever, Hepatitis A, Hepatitis B, polio, and influenza to travelers. Consultation regarding the travelers' health needs are conducted with a physician.

The Schenectady County Public Health Serivices Clinic is a safety net service that provides immunizations for adults and children who do not have a primary care provider.

Provides numerous clinic services to prevent and control the spread of communicable diseases. Services include an STD clinic, an immunizations clinic, and travel health services.

Provides a wide range of immunizations to individuals, from newborns to adults.

Helps reduce workplace hazards and other health issues that can affect employee productivity. Also provides OSHA medical surveillance, Department of Transportation, drug and alcohol testing, international travel immunizations. No appointment necessary except for immunizations.

Rensselaer County Department of Health has clinics for Adult Immunizations, Childhood Immunizations, and Pneumonia and Flu Immunizations. Travel vaccines and information are also provided to children and adults who have international travel plans.

Provides weekly immunization clinics for children and adults. Travel immunization clinics are held twice monthly.

Provides a one-on-one clinic to review travel destination, plans and immunizations that may be required for entry or exit of that country, any health warnings that are in the area currently, and some travel tips. Offers an international travel vaccine card if vaccines are given.