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| Traveling abroad always makes us a little nervous in regards to health and medical issues. Rest assured that we at EducAsian have taken a number of steps to insure the comfort and good health of all our program participants. In addition, EducAsian staff are available 24 hours a day to help with any emergencies. Please scroll down and follow the links for more specific information. |
| Insurance: All EducAsian program fees include travel insurance. For the specifics of what is covered please click on the link. Suggested Shots / Vaccinations: Here is a list of recommended vaccinations from the Center for Disease Control (www.cdc.gov). As traveler's diarrhea is the most common illness in travelers, we recommend that you bring both over the counter and prescription anti-diarrheal medication (i.e. Immodium, Lomotil; Cipro). Health in China: Only drink bottled water or water that's been boiled. When buying water from street vendors always check to make sure the bottle is sealed properly. When going out it is always a good idea to bring tissues or toilet paper. Chinese bathrooms almost never have toilet paper, so it is best to go out prepared. If you go out to sample some of China's nightlife, it is important that program participants use common sense and practice moderation. The travel insurance policy provided through EducAsian is not valid if you are injured while intoxicated. There are several medical clinics in and around the University. There is a clinic on campus, and for serious health problems or emergencies major hospitals and international clinics all have foreign trained medical staff. |
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