Start with the whole itinerary
Countries, stopovers, departure date, trip length, rural or urban settings, accommodations and planned activities can all change the advice that is relevant to you.
Travel health, made personal
Travel Clinic
A thoughtful travel-health plan starts with where you are going, what you will be doing and what you need to stay well. Our pharmacists review your itinerary, vaccination history, medicines and individual health needs, then explain practical next steps.
At a glance
What this service covers.
Contact us to
- Destination, timing and activity-specific review
- Routine and travel vaccination planning
- Food, water, insect and animal-exposure precautions
- Medication, health-kit and time-zone planning
Start early
Give your travel plan time to work.
The Government of Canada recommends consulting a health care provider or travel health clinic preferably six weeks before travel. Contact us when your plans take shape so there is time to review recommendations and next steps.
Ask about a travel consultationWhat to know
Review vaccines and prevention
A pharmacist can review routine and destination-specific vaccination considerations along with current guidance for food, water, insect bites, animals and respiratory illness.
Plan medicines and essentials
Discuss current medicines, storage, time-zone changes and a practical travel health kit. The pharmacist will tell you when a prescription or follow-up with another professional is needed.
Before you contact us
Have these details ready.
- Your full itinerary, departure date and planned activities
- Your vaccination record and Alberta Health Care number
- Current medications, allergies, medical conditions and insurance information
Ready to get started?
Contact the pharmacy.
We can confirm availability, fees, coverage questions and whether an appointment is needed.