Travel Health

Planning a trip? Our practitioners trained in travel medicine can give you the right advice, vaccinations, and precautions to keep you safe overseas, whether for work, holiday, or visiting friends and family in your home country.
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Travel Health & Vaccinations

We recommend booking well before you travel, as some vaccinations and treatments take time. Our team can also advise on travelling at high altitudes, travelling while pregnant, deep vein thrombosis risk reduction and more. Travel health consultations are particularly important for those visiting friends and relatives overseas. People returning to their home country are often at higher risk due to close contact with local communities and lower awareness of destination-specific health risks.

Pre-travel Vaccinations

As well as Antimalarial medications, we also offer vaccinations for the following:

  • Rabies
  • Polio
  • Typhoid
  • Hepatitis A
  • Tetanus/Diphtheria
  • Whooping cough
  • Meningitis
  • Influenzae
  • Hepatitis B
  • Japanese Encephalitis
  • Others

Traveller’s Medical Kit

It’s a good idea to take a small kit for minor illnesses and injuries while overseas. Severe illness or accidents should always be handled by local medical services and your travel insurance provider.

A basic kit might include:

  • Pain relief (paracetamol/aspirin)
  • Antiseptic and plasters
  • Insect repellent and sunscreen
  • Oral rehydration salts
  • Bandages, tweezers, scissors
  • Cold/flu tablets or throat lozenges
  • Water purification tablets

Talk to your practitioners or pharmacist if you’re unsure what to pack.

Book an appointment

Booking is easy. You can book online or use the Manage My Health app to make appointments, order repeat prescriptions, access your health records, and more – anytime, anywhere.

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Walk-in Clinic

Need to see someone as soon as possible? Our walk-in clinic runs six days a week 
– no appointment required.


Monday – Friday
9am – 4pm

Saturday
9am – 12pm (noon)

The Walk-In Clinic may close earlier if capacity is reached.