About Us
JmBee Travel Health Clinic in Longmeadow, MA is your local resource for expert travel vaccines and travel medicine. As part of a Massachusetts-owned and independently operated network, our Longmeadow Travel Clinic serves residents of Longmeadow, East Longmeadow, Springfield, Wilbraham, and surrounding Western Massachusetts towns who are searching for a travel clinic near me.
We specialize in providing the immunizations and health guidance needed for safe international travel. Unlike many doctor’s offices or pharmacies that may not carry specialty vaccines, we keep hard-to-find travel vaccines readily available including, yellow fever, typhoid fever, rabies, polio, Japanese encephalitis, and cholera.
At JmBee Travel Health, we believe good health is priceless. Our Longmeadow team offers personalized, efficient 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: 175 Dwight Rd Suite 303-D Longmeadow, MA 01106
For question and concerns call the number above or email
Email: clinicsupport@jmbeetravelhealth.com
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Longmeadow travel clinic questions
Do I need an appointment at the Longmeadow clinic?
Yes, patients are seen by appointment only. Call (413) 200-4139. Phones are answered Monday through Thursday, 8am to 6pm.
Do you serve Springfield and northern Connecticut?
Yes. We are at 175 Dwight Rd in Longmeadow, minutes from Springfield and an easy drive from East Longmeadow, Westfield, Enfield and northern Connecticut.
Is it too late if my trip is soon?
No. Many vaccines still help even days before travel, and we can cover malaria prevention and travel health advice at the same visit.
Can my regular doctor give me travel vaccines?
Often not. Many primary care offices and pharmacies do not stock specialty vaccines like yellow fever, Japanese encephalitis or oral typhoid. We keep them in stock.
How long do travel vaccines last?
It varies. Yellow fever protects most people for life. The typhoid shot lasts about two years and the pills about five. Two doses of hepatitis A protect for decades.