Your Travel Clinic in West Island Montreal
Your Travel Clinic in West Island-Montreal
Choose SanoMed Solutions for safe travel. Our Pointe-Claire clinic has experienced healthcare pros and comprehensive travel health services designed to cater to your unique health needs while travelling.
Travel Healthcare in West Island & Montreal
SanoMed is a premier travel clinic in Montreal and the West Island that provides proactive travel healthcare services. We offer personalized travel health consultations that consider your destination, length of stay, current health status, and travel type. These consultations help you prepare for health-related challenges while travelling and provide accurate health guidance and necessary travel immunizations.
- Personalized consultation depending upon your destinations
- Medication review services
- Personalized vaccination and immunity assessment
- Relevant dietary and safety suggestions
- Education of specific health risks relevant to the traveller
- Up-to-date travel information and advice for preventative care
SanoMed Travel Health Clinic is a designated Yellow Fever Vaccination Centre approved by the Public Health Agency of Canada.
Personalized Consultation
Our specialized nurses are ready to help you prepare for your travels by offering comprehensive recommendations for your pre-trip immunizations based on your travel location, length of your stay, medical conditions and type of travel.
Travel Health Tips
Contaminated food or drinks can cause travellers diarrhea and other diseases and disrupt travel. Preventive measures for dietary and recreational activities will be advised to avoid illness and injury abroad.
Travel Notices & Alerts
For all your need-to-know travel information, such as entry and exit requirements, health alerts, disease outbreaks, and additional travel insights.
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Travel Destination
SanoMed provides personalized plans for safe travel. Our recommendations are based on the risk levels of destinations worldwide. Our knowledgeable nurses can advise you on routine and recommended immunizations for various destinations.
- North America & Caribbean
- Central & South America
- Europe
- Africa
- Asia
- Middle East
- Oceania & Pacific Islands
- Antarctica
- North America & Caribbean
- Central & South America
- Europe
- Africa
- Asia
- Middle East
- Oceania & Pacific Islands
- Antarctica
Travel Immunizations
International travel often exposes you to diseases you won’t encounter in Canada. Vaccinations serve as a crucial shield, protecting you and the communities you visit. At SanoMed, our experienced nurses guide you through the essential travel immunizations required for your safety, whether you’re heading to North America, the Caribbean, or as far as Antarctica.
Some countries mandate proof of specific vaccinations for entry. While not all vaccines are compulsory for every destination, we recommend a set of vaccinations to ensure you’re safeguarded against potential health risks.
SanoMed offers personalized vaccination recommendations for worry-free travel. Considering your destination, health, and pre-existing conditions, we provide a broad spectrum of vaccines for diseases such as yellow fever, typhoid, and turista.
Common Travel Vaccines
- Yellow FeverYellow fever vaccine for travel to some parts of Africa and South America. Yellow fever is a virus that spreads through mosquito bites.
- TyphoidTyphoid is a disease caused by bacteria in contaminated food and water. South Asian countries, such as India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh, have a higher risk of typhoid.
- Hepatitis AHepatitis A is a common viral infection that you can get from contaminated water or food. The Hepatitis A vaccine is for travel to most other countries.
- Yellow FeverYellow fever vaccine for travel to some parts of Africa and South America. Yellow fever is a virus that spreads through mosquito bites.
- TyphoidTyphoid is a disease caused by bacteria in contaminated food and water. South Asian countries, such as India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh, have a higher risk of typhoid.
- Hepatitis AHepatitis A is a common viral infection that you can get from contaminated water or food. The Hepatitis A vaccine is for travel to most other countries.
Preparing for Your Vaccination Appointment
Come prepared with your travel itinerary, medical history, and past vaccination records for a smooth consultation at our travel vaccination clinic near West Island. Bring your immunization booklet, a list of your medications, and your complete travel itinerary. If you still need an International Certificate of Vaccination (ICV), we will provide one during your appointment.
Personalized First Aid Kit for Travellers
Medical care may not be readily available when travelling. Our knowledgeable travel nurses can help you build a first-aid kit for your travels. They can suggest antibiotics for traveller’s diarrhea, antimalarials, and medications for high altitude.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
A health consultation before travel is crucial. It provides personalized advice, vaccinations, and boosters for specific destinations, an understanding of potential health threats, necessary prescriptions, and knowledge about safe food consumption and activities to avoid for travel safety. It also provides peace of mind for a stress-free and enjoyable travel experience.
Vaccines take time to be effective. For maximum protection, get vaccinated 6-8 weeks before travel. Schedule a pre-travel consultation to get vaccines at the right time. We accommodate last-minute trips.
If you feel sick after travelling, seek medical attention immediately and inform your doctor about your travel history. Get post-travel consultation at SanoMed for expert care. Follow your treatment and monitor your symptoms. Follow isolation guidelines if needed to prevent the spread of disease. SanoMed is here to help with comprehensive care before and after travel.
Pre-travel health consultations and vaccines are not services covered by the Régie de l’assurance maladie du Québec (RAMQ). However, you can contact your private health insurance provider using the vaccine DIN number to confirm whether your health insurance plan covers the cost.
If you’re planning to travel internationally, staying informed about the latest travel advisories and health precautions is important. You can check out the Government of Canada’s Travel Advice and Advisories website for up-to-date information on entry and exit requirements and health and safety conditions for destinations worldwide.
Yes, we are a designated Yellow Fever Vaccination Centre approved by the Public Health Agency of Canada, demonstrating our commitment to high-quality travel health services.
Yes, children also need travel vaccines. Common immunizations include typhoid, yellow fever, Japanese encephalitis and rabies. Please bring your child’s immunization record to your appointment, and one of our specialists will review it during your consultation. Children under 18 must have a parent or legal guardian present.
To utilize our travel vaccination service, you must first book an appointment online or call us at 514-461-3388. Provided there are no contraindications, you will receive your vaccines on-site on your appointment date. You will also receive travel prescriptions as needed.
In case of severe reactions, seek immediate emergency medical attention.
After receiving a travel vaccine, it’s common to have side effects. Monitor your symptoms and take care of yourself with rest, over-the-counter pain relievers, and hydration. If symptoms persist or worsen, contact a healthcare professional or SanoMed for guidance and support.
Report any adverse reactions to your local health department or healthcare provider. Inform your healthcare provider of past adverse vaccine reactions for future immunizations. SanoMed provides personalized care and support for your vaccine-related concerns.
