Routine Prevention

Routine prevention is what the vast majority of people would want prior to travel.

• Hepatitis A & Typhoid – Vaccinations routinely recommended for travel in developing countries.
• Yellow Fever – A legal requirement to enter some countries.
• Influenza – Are you travelling during the local flu season?
• COVID, Pneumonia, Respiratory Syncytial Virus and Shingles – Routine immunization.
• Measles – An important consideration for people who haven’t previously been vaccinated.

Non-Essential Prevention Strategies

Non-essential prevention strategies depend on the level of risk. You may wish to be protected against the following:

• Rabies
• Japanese Encephalitis
• Hepatitis B
• Malaria – Tablets are recommended for travel to malaria-endemic areas.
• Cholera Vaccine – Often used to help prevent traveller’s diarrhoea.

Yellow Fever

We are a Yellow Fever accredited centre, with two of our GPs accredited to give Yellow Fever vaccines.

Please call the clinic to understand the process.

Q Fever

Q Fever skin testing is now available at the clinic.