SanoMed Private Travel Health Clinic

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 in order to confirm whether the cost is covered by your particular health insurance plan.

Some vaccines require several weeks to become effective. Ideally, vaccines should be administered 6-8 weeks prior to your travel to be fully protected. To ensure your vaccinations are provided at the optimal time, you should call to schedule a pre-travel consultation as soon as you have confirmed your travel dates. We will always do our best to accommodate last minute travelers as well.

Bring your immunisation booklet, list of your medications and your complete travel itinerary.
If you do not have an International Certificate of Vaccination (ICV), one will be filled out properly and given to you at your appointment.

Some countries require proof of vaccinations before they’ll allow you to enter the country. Other vaccinations may not be required for travel, but they may still be recommended in order for you to avoid contracting a disease and becoming ill. Every itinerary is different, which is why we customize our consultations based on the countries you will be traveling to or through.