A travel clinic provides vaccinations, medications, and health advice to protect travelers from illnesses that may be common in their destination.

Travel vaccinations and consultations are generally not covered by the Ontario Health Insurance Plan (OHIP), as they are considered elective services. However, some routine immunizations, such as those for tetanus, polio, and measles, are covered by OHIP. Many private insurance plans may cover the cost of travel immunizations.

Yes, appointments are required for travel consultations and vaccinations.

Please bring:

1. A list of your past vaccines (if available).

2. Your travel itinerary (including destinations & duration).

3. A list of medications you’re taking.

Vaccine prices vary. A consultation is required to determine which vaccines you need. Some insurance plans may offer partial reimbursement.

We accept credit, debit, and cash. Payment is due at the time of service.

Yes, many private insurance plans cover travel vaccines. We provide itemized receipts that you can submit for reimbursement.

Most side effects are mild and temporary, such as soreness at the injection site, mild fever, or fatigue. Serious reactions are rare, and our team is available to address any concerns.

Yes, we can prescribe antibiotics and recommend over-the-counter medications to help prevent and treat traveler’s diarrhea.

Yes, we provide travel vaccinations for children of all ages. Some vaccines have specific age recommendations, which will be discussed during the consultation.

Yes! NEOMO Travel Clinic is a designated Yellow Fever vaccination center. You will receive an official Yellow Fever certificate, which is required for entry into some countries.

Yes! We offer corporate and group vaccination services for businesses, school trips, and humanitarian missions.