Consultation
Travel Health Consultation in Toronto
A focused conversation about your trip: where you're going, how you're travelling and when you leave. A clinician explains what is relevant for your itinerary — including what you may not need.
Request an appointment
Booking takes about a minute and collects no medical information. For travel in the next few days, calling is often fastest.
Overview
What to expect
A travel health consultation is the part of the visit that makes everything else useful. Two travellers heading to the same country can need very different conversations depending on whether they are staying in a city for four days or moving through rural areas for six weeks.
The clinician reviews your destinations, route, dates, type of accommodation and activities, then talks through vaccines, prescriptions and practical precautions that apply to your trip. Where vaccines are appropriate, they can usually be given during the same appointment.
The clinic publishes a single consultation fee that covers the week, a flat fee for families and groups of four to six, and states there is no consultation fee for follow-up visits for the same destination. Prescriptions can be provided for travel-related medications not stocked at the clinic.
Travellers who benefit from a consultation
General reasons travellers book. Whether anything is appropriate for you is decided with a clinician, based on your destination, itinerary and timing.
- First trip to a region, or a return trip with a very different itinerary
- Families and groups travelling together who want one coordinated appointment
- Longer stays, rural travel or work placements abroad
- Travellers unsure which of many online recommendations apply to them
Pricing & availability
| Individual consultationas published; whole week | $30 |
|---|---|
| Family / group (4–6 people)flat fee, as published | $90 |
| Consultation only, no vaccinesas published | $30 |
| Follow-up, same destinationas published by the clinic | No consultation fee |
Prices and availability are imported from the clinic's published information and are editable fields requiring clinic confirmation.
At the appointment
What the visit covers
Itinerary and dates
Countries, regions, transits and departure timing, which together shape the whole discussion.
Type of trip
City stays, rural travel, longer stays, visiting family, work travel or volunteering each raise different questions.
Vaccine options
What is relevant for your trip, what is optional, and what a clinician does not think you need.
Prescriptions where appropriate
Prescriptions can be provided for travel-related medications not stocked at the clinic.
Practical precautions
Food and water, insect bites, altitude and general travel safety, discussed in plain language.
Documentation
Itemized invoice for your insurer and the records relevant to your appointment.
In their words
Verified reviews
“Wonderful travel clinic. Efficient, kind people, and the prices are half (sometimes even less) of what the other big companies in Toronto will charge. To make things even better, you don't need to pay the consultation fee if you decide to go back (within a certain time frame) to get more shots. This is a level of customer service you won't find at other travel clinics.”
“I had a wonderful experience at Travelmed, in preparation for our trip. Dr. Kavian took the time to sit with us and explain his recommendations in depth. He was kind, informative, funny and made you feel instantly at ease. The clinic is clean, easy to get to and with an appointment, we had no wait. I will absolutely be coming back for all of my travel needs.”
“Dr. Parham was extremely kind and attentive the moment we walked into the clinic. He provided my partner and I all the information we needed and he is very transparent about his prices and didn't push either of us to get extra vaccines for our upcoming travel.”
Reviews are reproduced from the clinic's published testimonials with their original attribution. Individual experiences vary and are not a promise of any outcome.
FAQs
Common questions
Bloor–Sherbourne
A central Toronto clinic, one stop east of Yonge & Bloor.
- TTC: across from Sherbourne station on Line 2 (Bloor–Danforth), one stop east of Yonge & Bloor. The clinic is on Sherbourne Street just south of Bloor.
- Paid parking lot behind the Rosedale Medical Centre, entered from Selby Street. Street and residential parking may be available north of Bloor.
- Hours
- Monday
- 9:00 am – 5:00 pmConfirm with clinic
- Tuesday
- 9:00 am – 5:00 pmConfirm with clinic
- Wednesday
- 9:00 am – 5:00 pmConfirm with clinic
- Thursday
- 9:00 am – 5:00 pmConfirm with clinic
- Friday
- 9:00 am – 5:00 pmConfirm with clinic
- Saturday
- Confirm with clinicConfirm with clinic
- Sunday
- ClosedConfirm with clinic
- Walk-ins
- Walk-in periods listed by the clinic: Mondays, Tuesdays and Fridays, 11am–5pm. Confirm before travelling to the clinic.
Clinic hours and walk-in periods are editable fields — confirm with the clinic before launch.
Map
An interactive map is added at launch. In the meantime, directions open in Google Maps.
Book your visit
Ready when you are — including short notice.
Request an appointment online in about a minute, or call the clinic and speak with the team. No medical information is collected online.
Prefer to talk it through first? Calling is often fastest for last-minute travel.