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Enterovirus D68 virus is a respiratory virus that is part of a family of related virus strains called enteroviruses. It can cause mild to severe respiratory illness, particularly in children. Download an enterovirus fact sheet.

Ebola virus disease (Ebola), first discovered in 1976, is a severe infectious disease that causes organ failure and death in humans. Outbreaks have occurred in parts of central and west Africa, near tropical rainforests. Download an Ebola information sheet

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Denver Public Health provides helpful disease detection and investigation resources for community members and medical providers including information and fact sheets on the common illnesses we see in Colorado . We encourage the printing and distribution of these information sheets by our partners for education purposes.

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Clinic Closures 
Monday – Friday (lunch)Closed 12:30-1 p.m.
Second Thursday of each monthClosed 8-10:30 a.m.
Labor Day, September 1, 2025Closed
September, 11, 2025Closed 12-5 p.m.

The Tuberculosis (TB) Clinic

To view this page in Spanish, please select the 'Translate' feature found either by clicking on the globe icon to the right side of this page on desktop, or in the navigation menu in the upper right corner on mobile, and selecting Spanish language.

Para ver esta pagina en español, favor de seleccionar la opción de ‘Translate’ que puede encontrar haciendo clic en el símbolo del globo en la parte derecha de esta página, o en el menú de navegación en la esquina de arriba de su teléfono móvil, y seleccionando el idioma español.

 

The Immunization Clinic offers many vaccines at different costs. View our vaccine cost page for more information.

If you are ill after your trip (fever, flu-like symptoms or persistent diarrhea) we encourage you to contact your primary care provider for evaluation.

If you know which vaccinations you need for your trip you may call the clinic at 303-602-3520 to schedule your vaccination only appointment. There will be no charge for a consultation. However, prescriptions are only available with a consultation.

Yes. Prescriptions are provided with a consultation appointment only.

During our busy times consultations may be booked out for 6-8 weeks. We recommend to schedule your consultation as far in advance as possible. For questions, please call our clinic at 303-602-3520.

The travel clinic does not bill health insurance plans. However, upon payment you will receive an itemized receipt that you can submit to your insurance company.