American universities typically require international students to complete an immunization form before attending classes. You must submit proof of required vaccinations to your university by the deadline.
Which vaccines are recommended? The Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has published a quiz to recommend vaccines based on your age, health conditions, and other factors.
The Student Health Center is a convenient location to get a vaccine. Please note: you may need to file a claim afterwards by yourself.
Clinics at pharmacies usually offer recommended vaccines for adults. Call ahead to ask if they have the vaccine you need.
You can easily locate a clinic or doctor’s office in our insurance network using our preferred provider lookup. Simply enter your zip code, choose Services and Treatments > Vaccines > Adult Vaccines.
Although many medical services such as pharmacies and student health centers accept walk-in patients, there’s a chance they don’t carry the vaccine you need. Call to make sure the vaccine is available before you walk in.
Vaccines are safe with limited risks and controllable side effects. However, you may have high risks under certain conditions. Let them know about your medical conditions and immunization record.
Remember to bring your insurance ID and show it to your doctor.
Ask the doctor about risks, side effects, doses, and the immunization schedule.
At the heart of our customer support team are kindness and patience. Whether you need help navigating your health insurance, scheduling doctor visits, accessing your insurance ID, or filing claims, our dedicated representatives are here to guide you with care and expertise.
