Treatments, options and pricing
Browse and click below to book any of our available Travel Clinic Services.
Travel clinic nurse initial consultation
During your consultation with our nurse, some of the questions we may ask are:
- Country of travel
- Time of year of travel – certain diseases are more common at a certain time of the year
- Where you will be staying – rural areas may confer a higher risk
- Length of stay – longer stays may mean you are more at risk
- Current medical problems – this may affect your risk of disease as well as an impact on the medications we can prescribe
Please contact us as early as possible so we can plan your vaccination schedule.
Fit to Fly medical assessment & certificate
A Fit to Fly medical assessment involves a comprehensive evaluation by a medical professional to ensure you are in suitable health for air travel. Upon clearance, you’ll receive a certificate confirming your fitness to embark on your intended flight journey.
Please contact us as early as possible so we can plan your vaccination schedule.
Vaccines: Please contact us as early as possible so we can plan your vaccination schedule.
*The cost of vaccines is non-refundable once the booking has been completed.
We can offer three types of medication for the prevention of malaria Doxycycline, Malarone, Chloroquine and Proguanil. A nurse or doctor will make an assessment and decide with you which option is best.
The consultation fee with a doctor is £70. Medication prices vary depending on choice and the length of the trip.
- This is an oral vaccine
- Two doses are required 7 days apart
- You need to finish the course at least a week before travel
- Three doses are required in total
- These can be spread over 6 months or over 3 weeks if protection is required quickly
- One dose of this vaccine is required
- It needs to be taken at least 2 months before travel
- Three doses are required
- Two doses can be administered before travel
- Two doses required
- Three doses required
- Two doses are required 6 – 12 months apart to protect for up to 20 years
- The first dose can be taken two weeks before travel and is effective in protecting you from that episode of travel
- Three doses required
- These can be spread over 6 months or over 3 weeks if protection is required quickly
- Two doses are required, 28 days apart or 7 days apart if protection is required quickly
- One dose of this vaccine is required
- Those travelling to Saudi Arabia for the Hajj or Umra are required to show proof of vaccination with the Meningitis ACWY vaccine before obtaining a visa
- Three doses are required over 3-4 weeks.
- Three doses required
Common Q&A about Travel Clinic
Our FAQ section is designed to address common questions you may have, from how our treatments work to what you can expect during and after your session.
Our team is always available to provide additional support if you need more personalised guidance, ensuring that you feel informed and confident every step of the way.
A Travel Clinic is a specialized medical facility that offers health advice, vaccinations, medications, and preventive measures for individuals travelling to international destinations, particularly areas where infectious diseases are common.
Visiting a Travel Clinic helps ensure you receive the necessary vaccinations, medications, and health advice tailored to the specific risks of your travel destination. It helps protect against diseases like malaria, yellow fever, and hepatitis, which are prevalent in some regions.
It’s recommended to visit a Travel Clinic at least 4 to 6 weeks before your trip. This allows enough time for vaccines to take effect and for you to obtain any necessary medications or health precautions.
Vaccination requirements vary by destination, but common vaccines include those for yellow fever, typhoid, hepatitis A and B, cholera, rabies, and Japanese encephalitis. The clinic will review your travel itinerary and personal health history to recommend specific vaccines.
You should bring your vaccination history, details of your upcoming travel (countries, regions, and activities), and any relevant medical records or medications you are currently taking. This helps the healthcare provider tailor recommendations to your specific needs.
Coverage varies depending on your insurance provider and plan. Some vaccines may be covered, while others may not be. It’s best to check with your insurance company to understand what is included and what costs you may incur.
Yes, you’ll need a prescription for malaria prophylaxis, and a Travel Clinic can provide the necessary prescription after assessing the malaria risk in your destination and discussing the most suitable medication for you.
Besides vaccinations and medications, a Travel Clinic may offer advice on food and water safety, insect bite prevention, altitude sickness, and general travel health tips, including how to handle medical emergencies abroad.
Yes, if you experience any symptoms like fever, diarrhea, or fatigue after returning from a trip, you can visit a Travel Clinic for post-travel care. They specialize in diagnosing and treating illnesses related to international travel.
