Clinic
travel health
Travel health & vaccinations:
Prepare before you go
- The necessary vaccinations
- Antibiotic prescriptions if required
- Les certificats internationaux pour un voyage sécurisé
Vaccines and preventive treatments available according to your destination
Vaccines and preventive treatments
available according to your destination
Traveler's diarrhea (Dukoral)
Diphtheria
Japanese encephalitis
Hepatitis A and B
Yellow Fever
Meningococcal meningitis A, C, W-135 and Y
Polio
Rage
Measles
Rubella
Tetanus
Typhoid
Prescription against malaria
Prescription for intestinal infections
Prescription for acute mountain sickness
The importance of vaccination
before travelling
Take advantage of your insurance and tax credits
Did you know that most of our services are covered by insurance companies? You may also qualify for a tax credit for your medical care. Contact your insurer for more details.
FAQ
Clinic travel health
Why a travel consultation?
I’m leaving soon, is it too late to get the recommended vaccines?
Not necessarily! It depends on your destination, the required vaccines, and how soon you’re departing. Some vaccines, like those for hepatitis A or yellow fever, require a few weeks to become fully effective. Others, such as the typhoid vaccine, can provide protection more quickly and may be administered even at the last minute.
In any case, it’s crucial to visit a travel clinic as soon as possible. Even if some vaccines take time, other preventive measures can be implemented, such as antimalarial medications, food and water safety tips, or recommendations to avoid mosquito bites.
Don’t let timing discourage you! A consultation will help you understand the risks and make the best decisions to safeguard your health, even with an upcoming departure.
