At this moment, we offer travel consultations only to the clinic's patients. Travel consults are privately paid (i.e. NOT covered by MSP). They can be paid in cash, cheque, debit or credit card at the front desk.
As of September 2024, the fees are as follows:
Consult fees: $60 per person (1-2 people), $50 each for 3 people or more.
Vaccinations offered: - Hep A (i.e. Havrix 1440, Avaxim): $75 per dose, course of 2 doses - Hep A for children (i.e. Havrix Junior 720, Avaxim Junior): $50 per dose, course of 2 doses - Hep A&B (i.e. Twinrix): $80 per dose, course of 3 doses (regular) or 4 doses (accelerated) - Oral Typhoid Vaccine (i.e. Vivotif): $55 - Oral Dukoral Vaccine (box with 2 doses): $90
We also provide other non-travel related vaccinations such as: - Shingles (i.e. Shingrix): $195 per dose, course of 2 doses - Pneumoccocal Conjugate (i.e. Prevnar 20): part of the usual recommended preventative care and provided courtesy of Public Health, free of charge for qualifying individuals (please see below*). - Tetanus Booster (i.e. Td adsorbed): part of the usual recommended preventative care and provided courtesy of Public Health, free of charge - Seasonal Influenza Vaccine (i.e. Fluviral, Fluzone, Agriflu, Flulaval etc): part of the usual recommended preventative care and provided courtesy of Public Health, free of charge for qualifying individuals (for more info please see our Flu Clinics page (when active), or access the Inactivated Influenza (Flu) Vaccine document from HealthLinkBC.ca).
Please call to book your appointment, inquire about vaccine costs and bring your previous immunization records to your appointment.
*Babies receive the vaccine as a series of 3 doses at 2, 4 and 12 months of age. Babies with certain health conditions should get an extra dose of vaccine at 6 months of age.
The vaccine is also recommended for: - Adults 65 years of age and older - Residents of long-term care and assisted living facilities
People with any of the following: - No spleen, or a spleen that is not working properly - Sickle-cell disease - An immune system weakened by disease or medical treatment - Chronic liver disease, including cirrhosis and chronic hepatitis B - Hepatitis C, including those who had it in the past - Chronic kidney, heart or lung disease - An islet cell or solid organ transplant, or a cochlear (inner ear) implant, or are waiting for one - Had a stem cell transplant or chimeric antigen receptor T-cell therapy - A chronic neurological condition that makes it hard to clear fluids from the mouth or throat - Diabetes, cystic fibrosis or a chronic cerebrospinal fluid leak - Experiencing homelessness or are underhoused - Substance use disorders (alcohol, cocaine, injection drug use)
People who are not eligible for the free vaccine but want to be protected can purchase the vaccine at most pharmacies and travel clinics. It is important to keep a record of all immunizations received. For more info please access the Pneumococcal conjugate (PCV 20) vaccine document from HealthLinkBC.ca.
