Initial thoughts

My roomate had a few vaccinations when he left for india,
so i figured i would need some as well.  I called my doctor,
but they are clue-free at that office with a team of doctors
always busy and tons of admins answering phones and not
knowing who i am or what shots i should be given.  After some
talk, she recommended i contact a couple other places in SF
because they will be cheaper, since my insurance will most 
likely not cover this.   So i did.

Where i got my vaccinations

I ended going to Overseas Medical Clinic in San Francisco
(415-982-8380 49 Drumm St.) one of 2 that was recommended.  
I called on a wed around 5pm, an actual doctor answered the phone, 
was clear, concise, told me exactly what was needed for india, 
prices, and she said walk-ins are accepted 1-4p every day.  
They also gave me a little yellow booklet to keep with my 
passport that has a record of my vaccinations, required for
some countries.  This place rocks.

Vaccinations received - What is needed for India (July 2004)

$40 Tetanus (Diptheria Tetanus III, valid for 10 years)
$40 Polio (needed every 10 years)
$50 Hepatitus A (2 types of vaccinations, I took gama globulin for instant effect)
$80 Typhoid (i took tablets, 4 every other day, valid for 5 years)
$?? Malaria (2 choices: Lariam, weekly tablet, half people can't stomach this, 
         or Malarone, daily tablet)


Other info:

http://www.heartspace.org/travel/TravelFAQ.html#qf2

Backup option in SF:

SF Dept of Health - Adult vaccinations
http://www.dph.sf.ca.us/aic/default.asp
101 Grove Street, Room 102
9-4pm, 415-554-2625 - recording, aug 2003 prices:
$42 Hep A
$25 Tetanus
$40 Polio
$82 typhoid