Travel health visits review destination-specific risks, medical history, current medications, immunization status and planned activities. Recommendations and prescriptions are individualized; not every traveller requires the same vaccines or medications.
Travel health services
- Pre-travel consultation and destination/risk assessment.
- Review of routine immunizations and travel-related vaccine needs.
- Administration of selected vaccines when appropriate and available.
- Malaria-prevention assessment and prescription when clinically indicated.
- Prescription treatment or prevention strategies for selected travel-related conditions when clinically appropriate.
- Advice on food and water precautions, insect-bite prevention, altitude, heat, sun exposure and travel health kits.
- Medication review, including planning for adequate supply and documentation for travel where appropriate.
- Post-travel assessment for non-emergency concerns when clinically appropriate.
Plan ahead
Book as early as practical before departure because some vaccine series require multiple doses or time to develop protection. Availability of specific vaccines can vary. The clinic will confirm what can be provided directly and whether a pharmacy, public-health unit or specialized travel clinic is required.
Prescriptions
Travel-related prescriptions are issued only after an appropriate clinical assessment and when medically indicated. Prescription decisions consider destination, duration, itinerary, medical conditions, allergies, pregnancy status where relevant, medication interactions and current Canadian travel-health guidance.
Plan your care
Review appointment options, inclusions and fees before booking. Our team will confirm the service and total cost.
