Typhoid Vaccine NYC — Shot Given Same Day
$90 office visit + $180 typhoid injection. One shot in our Midtown office — walk-ins welcome, done in 10–20 minutes.
Or call (212) 696-5900
Dr. Slava Fuzayloff, DO — Board-Certified, 25+ Years · 4.9 ★ (420+ Google Reviews)
Shot or pills — which typhoid vaccine is right for me?
We offer both. The injection is given in our office at your visit; the oral vaccine is sent to your pharmacy, included in your $90 visit.
| Typhoid shot (in-office) | Typhoid pills (pharmacy) | |
|---|---|---|
| Doses | 1 shot, done at your visit | 4 doses over 8 days |
| Immunity | ~10–14 days after the shot | Up to 20 days from first dose |
| Protection | 2 years | Up to 5 years |
| Price | $180 + $90 visit | $90 visit; medication paid at pharmacy |
Leaving soon or don't want a multi-day schedule? The shot is one visit and protects about a week sooner. Traveling regularly over the next few years? The pills protect longer. The doctor will help you choose at your visit.
How fast can I be seen?
Today, in most cases. Same-day appointments and walk-ins accepted.
Mon–Fri: 2:00–7:00 pm
Saturday: 12:00–4:00 pm
Closed Sunday
Midtown Manhattan, minutes from Penn Station and Grand Central.
What does the typhoid vaccine cost — total?
$90 office visit + $180 typhoid injection = $270
The $90 visit covers vaccine administration, a consultation if needed, and everything else you need for the trip. The vaccine is priced separately — no hidden fees at checkout.
Often added at the same visit
Price
Hepatitis A vaccine
$120
Yellow fever vaccine (ICVP yellow card issued on the spot)
$280
Travel prescriptions, written at your visit if your destination calls for them
Included in the $90 visit
Getting more than one vaccine? The $90 office visit is charged once, no matter how many shots you get.
Card payments add a 3.5% processing fee; cash, FSA, and HSA avoid it.
Who is giving me the shot?
Dr. Slava Fuzayloff, DO — board-certified in Internal Medicine, 25+ years in practice. NYCOM; residency at New York Presbyterian Queens. Over 10,000 travelers seen yearly.
What happens at the visit?
Brief review of your itinerary and vaccination history
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Consultation on what your destination requires or recommends
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The typhoid shot — and any other vaccines you choose — given on the spot
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The visit takes 10–20 minutes. Bring prior vaccination records, your itinerary, and travel dates if you have them — helpful, not required.
How do I pay?
Credit card, cash, FSA, and HSA accepted. No checks. Card payments carry a 3.5% processing fee on the full charge.
Health insurance is not accepted for travel vaccine services.
Is the typhoid vaccine safe? What are the side effects?
The injectable typhoid vaccine has been in routine use for decades. Per the CDC, the most common side effects are soreness or redness at the injection site, occasionally headache or low-grade fever, typically resolving within a day or two. Serious reactions are rare.
Because it's an inactivated vaccine, it cannot cause typhoid fever.
Where are you located?
35 W 36th Street, Suite 7E, New York, NY 10018
Between 5th and 6th Avenue, near Macy's Herald Square, a few blocks from Penn Station, Grand Central, and the Empire State Building.
Ready for your typhoid shot?
Mon–Fri 2–7 pm · Sat 12–4 pm · Walk-ins welcome