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Travel Clinic at Wiltshire

Wiltshire Health Clinic is a Specialise medical facility that focuses on providing preventive medical care, particularly for international travelers. They administer vaccinations against tropical diseases such as typhoid fever, and prescribe medications to prevent malaria. Travel clinicians typically rely on guidance from the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and take into account a traveler’s medical history, itinerary, planned activities, and other factors that may impact preventative recommendations.

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We Provide

Vaccines

Anti-Malarials

Period Delay Pills

Traveller's Diarrhoea

How far in advance should I schedule an appointment at a travel clinic?

It’s recommended to schedule an appointment at a travel clinic 4-6 weeks before your trip, but it’s best to do so as early as possible, especially if you’re traveling to a high-risk area or need multiple vaccinations. Here’s why:

Vaccination schedules

Some vaccinations, like the rabies or Japanese encephalitis series, require multiple doses spaced out over several weeks. Scheduling early ensures you can complete the series before your trip.

Vaccine availability

Travel clinics may not always have every vaccine in stock. Scheduling early allows time to order and receive any necessary vaccines.

Medical clearance

If you have a pre-existing medical condition or take certain medications, your healthcare provider may need to clear you for travel or provide additional guidance. This process can take time.

Prescription medications

If you need antimalarial medication or other prescription drugs, your healthcare provider may need to write a prescription, which can take a few days to process.

Travel health advice:

A travel clinic appointment is not just about getting vaccinated. Healthcare providers will also offer personalized travel health advice, which may require some research and preparation.

Travel clinics typically administer a range of vaccines and medications to protect against diseases that are prevalent in specific regions or countries. Here’s a list of common vaccines and medications that travel clinics may offer:

Routine Vaccines:

  1. Hepatitis A: Recommended for all travelers to developing countries, especially those who will be eating or drinking outside of major restaurants and hotels.
  2. Hepatitis B: Recommended for travelers who will be having medical procedures, getting a tattoo, or having sex while traveling.
  3. Typhoid: Recommended for travelers who will be eating or drinking outside of major restaurants and hotels, especially in South Asia.
  4. Rabies: Recommended for travelers who will be spending a lot of time outdoors, such as adventure travelers, or those who will be around animals.
  5. MMR (Measles, Mumps, and Rubella): Recommended for travelers who are not up-to-date on their childhood vaccinations.

Region-Specific Vaccines:

  1. Japanese Encephalitis (JE): Recommended for travelers who will be spending time outdoors in rural areas of Asia, especially during peak transmission season.
  2. Meningococcal: Recommended for travelers who will be visiting areas during peak transmission season, such as the “meningitis belt” in Africa.
  3. Cholera: Recommended for travelers who will be visiting areas with cholera outbreaks, such as Haiti or parts of Africa.

Medications:

  1. Malaria Prophylaxis: Prescribed for travelers who will be visiting areas with malaria transmission, such as Africa, Asia, and the Americas.
  2. Altitude Sickness Medication: Prescribed for travelers who will be visiting high-altitude areas, such as Tibet, Nepal, or Peru.
  3. Traveler’s Diarrhea Medication: Prescribed for travelers who will be visiting areas with high risk of traveler’s diarrhea, such as Mexico, India, or Southeast Asia.

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travel vaccine prices

Immunisation - Price per dose
Cholera (Oral) (Price for full course) £76.00
Combined Diphtheria, Tetanus and Polio £41.00
Combined Diphtheria, Tetanus, Polio and Pertussis £95.00
Combined Hepatitis A + B £90.00
Combined Hepatitis A + B (paediatric) £60.00
Hepatitis A £72.00
Hepatitis A (Paediatric) £70.00
Hepatitis B £55.00
Hepatitis B (paediatric) £45.00
Japanese Encephalitis £105.00
Meningitis ACWY £60.00
Rabies £80.00
Tick Encephalitis £70.00
Tick Encephalitis (Junior) £65.00
Typhoid £45.00
Typhoid (Oral) (Price for full course) £45.00
Wellness Vaccinations - Price per dose
Chickenpox £80.00
Combined MMR £55.00
HPV £180.00
Meningitis B £16.99
Influenza £110.00
Pneumococcal pneumonia £70.00
Shingles £220.00
Malaria Tablets (RRP)
Atovaquone/Proguanil 12 tablets £37.80
Avloclor/Paludrine 98/14 tablets £22.00
Chloroquine 20 tablets £14.50
Doxycycline 50 tablets £32.50
Malarone 12 tablets £48.00
Malarone Paediatric 12 tablets £22.00
Mefloquine (Lariam) 8 tablets £33.60
Certificates
Duplicate £25.00
Exemption £25.00
Consultation Fees - Price per person
Face to Face Consultation Travel £25.00
Telephone Consultation Wellness £25.00
Telephone Consultation £10.00