It is best to discuss your travel with a healthcare provider at least a month before traveling to get recommendations for vaccines and medications you may need.

This depends on where you will be going and what you will be doing. You can review these requirements and get other guidance on travel through the Government of Canada Webpage on travel: https://travel.gc.ca/travelling/advisories

We can help guide you on next steps and prescribe any vaccines or medications you may need for your upcoming travel.

Prices can vary depending on insurance coverage. You should be able to get routine vaccines from your primary healthcare provider or your local public health department. However, some vaccines such as typhoid or hepatitis A vaccine may require a travel consult. We can help with this.

A prescription for malaria prophylaxis is offered through our platform subject to a consultation and assessment with a physician.