About Us
JmBee Travel Health Clinic in Hadley, MA is your trusted local source for travel vaccines and travel medicine. As a Massachusetts-owned and independently operated clinic, our Hadley Travel Clinic proudly serves residents of Hadley, Amherst, Northampton, South Hadley, and surrounding Pioneer Valley communities who are searching for a travel clinic near me.
We specialize in providing the immunizations and expert travel health advice you need for safe and healthy international travel. Unlike many doctor’s offices or pharmacies that may not offer specialty vaccines, we keep hard-to-find travel vaccines in stock, including yellow fever, typhoid fever, rabies, polio, Japanese encephalitis, and cholera.
At JmBee Travel Health, we believe good health is priceless. Our Hadley team delivers efficient, personalized care: no long waits, no unavailable vaccines, just expert travel health services to help you stay protected wherever your journey takes you.
Contact Us
Phone: (413) 200-4139
Phones answered Mon-Thu 8am-6pm
(Patients are seen by appointment only)
Address: 234 Russell St Ste 208 Hadley, MA 01035
For question and concerns call the number above or email
Email: clinicsupport@jmbeetravelhealth.com
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Hadley travel clinic questions
Do I need an appointment?
Yes, patients are seen by appointment only. Call (413) 200-4139. Phones are answered Monday through Thursday, 8am to 6pm.
Do you see UMass and Five College students?
Yes. We are on Route 9 in Hadley, on the PVTA bus corridor between Amherst and Northampton, and we handle study abroad vaccine requirements all the time.
How long does the yellow fever vaccine last?
For most people one dose protects for life. A booster only comes up in special cases, such as travel to an active outbreak ten or more years after vaccination.
Does insurance cover travel vaccines?
We are not in network with health insurance plans, so payment is due at the end of your appointment, and many plans do not cover travel vaccines. We suggest checking with your insurer about reimbursement first. You will leave with an itemized Superbill showing insurance codes and charges you paid.
When should I start my travel vaccines?
Four to six weeks before departure. Some vaccines, like the rabies series, need multiple doses spaced over weeks.
Our Hadley office also serves Amherst, Northampton, South Hadley and the Five College area.