Prepare for Foreign Travel
If you have an employee who is traveling overseas, whether for business or pleasure, be sure to have him or her contact a travel medicine professional. Travelers should up to date on their vaccinations (Hep A, Tetanus, etc.). Check with the destination region for vaccinations and medications that may be recommended or required to enter a specific country. Another good rule of thumb is don't drink the water even while brushing your teeth, taking a shower, or from the melting ice cubes in your drink. Waterborne illness is the most common cause of sickness and inconvenience among travelers.

Interested in learning more about how Pulse Occupational Medicine can partner with you? We’d be happy to talk with you about your unique challenges.
In New York, please call or e-mail:
Nicole Will
Program Coordinator
Pulse Occupational Medicine
716.204.2273
nwill@pulseoccmed.com
In Texas, please call or e-mail:
Debra Simpson
Program Coordinator
Pulse Occupational Medicine
512.282.2273
dsimpson@pulseoccmed.com
In Nevada, please call or e-mail:
Allyson Hoover
Director, Healthcare Solutions
Silver State Immediate Care
702.845.2011
ahoover@theexigencegroup.com




