Travel Room

Before you travel it’s important to find out whether you will need additional vaccinations for the country you’re visiting.

Some vaccinations are not effective immediately or require a series of injections so it is important that you start the process at least 2 months before you travel to minimise any health risks.

Fees

Unlike community pharmacies or private clinics we are able to offer routine travel vaccinations free of charge through the NHS in addition to our free Travel Clinic consultation with our Practice Nurses.  These include:

  • Hep A
  • Typhoid
  • Diphtheria / Tetanus / Polio combined

Other vaccinations are not covered by the NHS and, as private treatments, they incur a cost.  These include Yellow Fever, Hep B, Japanese Encephalitis and Malaria.  We do not keep stock of all vaccinations and they may need to be ordered in, in this case payment will be required in advance. 

View our fees for Travel/Private Vaccinations Service

What To Do Now?

1. Firstly, visit the Travel Health Pro website. This will give you an idea of the vaccinations you may need.

Travel Health Pro (NaTHNaC)

2. If vaccinations are required, please complete and submit our online Travel Risk Assessment Form

3. We will review the form and a Practice Nurse will be in touch within 10 days to advise the next step.  This will initially be a telephone call to discuss your travel risk and a second, in-person, appointment will be confirmed if vaccinations are needed.

4. Please contact the surgery if you have not been contacted within 10 days of submitting your form.

Useful information on specific diseases:

 Mosquito Bite Avoidance for Travellers (Gov.uk)

Other useful links:

  • EHICto apply for your free European Health Insurance Card
  • Jane Chiodini (Travel Health Specialist Nurse)For additional travel information and advice (This is not a government or NHS website so the Practice cannot guarantee the accuracy of the content)

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