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Pre-travel Health Guidance & Vaccines

Our vaccine services cater to patients from windsor-essex county who seek to minimize their risk of disease and illness while travelling the world..

Our healthcare professionals are knowledgeable about the specific vaccine requirements and recommendations associated with different destinations, ensuring our patients are fully prepared for their travels.

At Travel Health Windsor, we recognize the crucial role that vaccines play in preventing infectious diseases. Our travel vaccines are designed to protect against potentially serious AND life-threatening disease that may be prevalent in many parts of the world. These vaccines reduce the risk of initial and long-term infections, thereby safeguarding our patients’ well-being and promoting their overall health.

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Travel health windsor services.

Our medical clinic provides a comprehensive range of services to take care of your pre-travel health needs.

As part of our comprehensive travel health plan, we may discuss the need for additional prescription medications to ensure your optimal health while abroad.

* Pre-travel assessments have a consultation fee of $75 + HST.

How Vaccines Work

Vaccines work by stimulating the body’s immune system to produce protective antibodies against a specific pathogen. This helps to prevent or reduce the severity of the illness if you are exposed to it. By getting vaccinated, travellers can reduce their risk of contracting and spreading diseases, thereby protecting not only themselves but their families and communities as well.

The length of time it takes to become fully vaccinated can vary depending on the specific vaccine and number of doses required. Some vaccines require booster shots to maintain immunity, while others provide long-term protection. For the timely and appropriate delivery of necessary vaccines and pre-travel health advice, we strongly recommend consulting with our medical professionals well in advance of your travel plans.

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Travel health windsor – certified yellow fever vaccination centre.

As a Public Health Agency of Canada certified facility, Travel Health Windsor is authorized to administer the yellow fever vaccine to all eligible travellers. Travellers visiting certain locations in Africa, and Central and South America are required to get the yellow fever vaccine as a condition of entry .

Learn about the yellow fever vaccine.

To ensure maximum protection against yellow fever, it is important that travelers plan ahead and schedule an appointment to receive the vaccine at least 10 days prior to their departure . Failing to meet these requirements could result in travel delays, denied entry, or even quarantine.

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We offer a range of products that are key to your peace of mind including; Rehydration tablets, Water purifying, Bug repellent, Diarrhoea relief and more…

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We have a long history of treating children of all ages and making what can be an unpleasant experience something the kids look forward to.

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Travelling to the beaches of Thailand, backpacking around India, trekking the Amazon in Brazil or visiting friends in Kenya? Our up to date resources will ensure you’re covered effectively.

Our clinics offer travel and vaccine services with a personal touch so you can get your vaccinations sorted with as little disruption to your day as possible.

World Travel Clinic are your local, trusted vaccination provider. With offices in Windsor, Nottingham, and Manchester we understand the importance of staying safe and healthy while traveling.

We also provide advice on what to do in case of an emergency abroad. Visit us today and start planning your next adventure with peace of mind.

World Travel Clinic are your local, trusted vaccination provider. With offices in Windsor, Nottingham and Manchester, we understand the importance of staying safe and healthy while traveling.

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Please be aware that there is an ongoing national shortage of Rabies and Japanese Encephalitis vaccines , and unfortunately we cannot guarantee that we will be able to provide vaccination against these two diseases.

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There are several places you can get vaccines and medicine before you travel.

Call your doctor or local health department to see if they can provide pre-travel advice, vaccines, and medicines.

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If you want to see a travel medicine specialist, the International Society of Travel Medicine (ISTM) can help you find a clinic.

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If you need yellow fever vaccine you must get vaccinated at an authorized yellow fever vaccine clinic. Many of these clinics also give other shots and medicines.

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All countries have specific vaccinations that are required and recommended in order to gain entry. Many of these include vaccines for foodborne diseases including hepatitis A , typhoid and cholera .

Mosquitoes can be dealt with in a variety of ways, from immunizations like Japanese encephalitis to mosquito repellents. Make sure you’ve got the right protection.

Even though travelers’ diarrhea is not life-threatening, it can nevertheless be a nuisance when traveling. Passport Health offers travelers’ diarrhea kits that you can purchase to keep yourself safe while traveling.

Passport Health also provides a wide range of blood and laboratory tests, including tuberculosis and titer tests .

Clinics and Additional Information

Passport health barrie travel clinic.

121 Wellington Street W Unit 309, Barrie, ON L4N 1L2 705-881-9843 Webpage

Passport Health Travel Clinic Barrie is located 5 minutes from Barrie’s expansive beach-lined waterfront overlooking Kempenfelt Bay waterfront. Our clinic is located in the same building as the Wellington Street Walk-In Clinic, just past the No Frills Plaza and a short distance from the beautiful Sunnidale Park. There is plenty of free parking at the front and rear of the building,we are also situated on the bus route. A small Cafe, Collette’s Kitchen located on the first floor for your convenience.

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When You Arrive:

• Upon entering the building from the front – please turn left to the North wing, at the end of the hall turn left again, you should be in front of the Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinic, here you can either take the elevator or stairs to the 3rd floor, we are located in suite 309 behind the stairs and next to the washroom.
• Upon entering the building from the rear – please turn right to the North wing, at the end of the hall turn left, you should be in front of the Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinic, here you can either take the elevator or stairs to the 3rd floor, we are located in suite 309 behind the stairs and next to the washroom.
• Upon entering the building from Wellington St. – please turn right, you should be in front of the Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Clinic, here you can either take the elevator or stairs to the 3rd floor, we are located in suite 309 behind the stairs and next to the washroom.

Additional Directions:

• Coming from Orillia, Bracebridge, Gravenhurst – Head South on highway 11, Merge onto highway 400 South, Exit Bayfield St and turn left, turn right onto Wellington St West. Arrive at 121 Wellington St W. Our building is on the left in the same building as the Wellington St Walk in Clinic Suite 309, North Wing
• Coming from Penetanguishene, Midland – Head South on Highway 93, merge onto 400 South via on ramp. Exit Bayfield St and turn left, turn right onto Wellington St West. Arrive at 121 Wellington St W. Our building is on the left in the same building as the Wellington St Walk in Clinic Suite 309, North Wing
• Coming From Collingwood and Owen Sound – Follow highway 26 East,turn right onto Wilson Dr/County Road 53,turn left onto Sunnidale Rd and right onto Wellington Rd W. Arrive at 121 Wellington St W. Our building is on the left in the same building as the Wellington St Walk in Clinic Suite 309, North Wing
• Coming from Wasaga Beach – Take County Road 92, turn right onto Crosslands Road/Regional Road 29, turn right onto Horseshoe Valley Road,turn left onto highway 26, then turn right onto Wilson Dr, then turn left onto Sunnidale Road, turn right onto Wellington Road W. Arrive at 121 Wellington St W. Our building is on the left in the same building as the Wellington St Walk in Clinic Suite 309, North Wing
• Coming From South of Barrie – Take Highway 400 North, exit Dunlop St W, turn left onto Anne St, turn right onto Donald St, curve slightly to the left and Donald St turns into Wellington St W. Arrive at 121 Wellington St W. Our building is on the right in the same building as the Wellington St Walk in Clinic Suite 309, North Wing

Passport Health Brampton Travel Clinic

9780 Bramalea Road Suite 406, Brampton, ON L6S 2P1 289-201-3948 Webpage

Conveniently located near Civic Hospital, Passport Health’s Brampton location is ready to serve your travel needs.

We are located in the North Bramalea Medical Building, on the fourth floor. As soon as you step out of the elevator, turn left and walk down the hallway, our clinic is on the right.

Passport Health Carlington Ottawa Travel Clinic

1081 Carling Avenue #407, Ottawa, ON K1Y 1V3 613-686-1758 Webpage

Our new Passport Health office is located at 1081 Carling Avenue, Suite 407 , Ottawa ON K1Y 1V3 at Parkdale Medical building, situated just steps away from the Ottawa Civic Hospital campus. With excellent access to HWY 417 East/West, and paid parking available on site. Transit at door step with an onsite Cafe and Restaurants.

• Driving from the Westgate Shopping Center: Head southwest on Carling Ave/Ottawa Regional Rd 38. Turn right onto the ON 417 E/Trans-Canada Hwy/ON417E. Take exit 122 for Parkdale Avenue. Continue and turn right onto Parkdale Avenue/Ottawa Regional Rd 71. Turn right onto Carling Avenue/Ottawa Regional Rd 38. Passport Health is in the building on the right-hand side.
• Taking Public Transit from Westgate Shopping Center: Avenue/Ottawa Regional Rd 38. You will find the bus stop on the right-hand side. Take the bus 85 Lees on the corner of Carling and Archibald. It will be four stops before you exit the bus at the Carling/Parkdale stop. The building is on the left-hand side.
• Driving from the Carling Train Station: Head Southeast then turn right towards Champagne Ave S. Take a left turn toward Champagne Ave S, until you reach Champagne Ave S. Then turn left to get onto the Avenue. Turn right at the first cross street onto Carling Ave/Ottawa Regional Rd 38. From there, you will find the building on the right-hand side.
• Taking Public Transit from the Carling Train Station: Find the bus on the corner of Carling and O-Train Station. Take bus 85 Bayshore for 5 stops. Exit the bus on the Carling/Parkdale stop. From there you will find the building on the right-hand side.
• Driving from Carleton University: Head northwest onto Library Rd. Continue on Library Rd until you reach Campus Ave and turn left. Take a right to continue on Campus Ave and stay on University Dr. From there, turn left onto Bronson Avenue/Route 79N. Remain on Bronson Ave/Route 79 N until you reach Carling Ave/Ottawa Regional Rd 38 and turn left. There you will find the building on the right-hand side.
• Taking Public Transit from Carleton University: Walk northwest and turn right towards Campus Ave. When you reach Campus Avenue turn left and then take the first Right. There you will find the Carleton Bus Stop. Take the OTrn Bayview Bus which is non-stop until you reach the Carling Train Station. From there head southeast on Trillium Pathway towards Carling Ave/Ottawa Regional Rd 38 and turn left. You will then find the bus stop on the left-hand side. Take the Carling/O-train Station bus 85 Bayshore for 5 stops. Exit the bus at the Carling/Parkdale stop and you will there find the building on the right-hand side.

Passport Health Downtown Ottawa Travel Clinic

130 Albert Street Suite 1201, Ottawa, ON K1P 1B1 613-482-8141 Webpage

Passport Health Downtown Ottawa is strategically located on Albert Street between O’Conner and Metcalfe Street. We provide key travel vaccinations, like yellow fever and typhoid, as well as advice, medications and more.

The Varette Building is located across from the World Exchange Plaza. If you are taking public transportation, we are conveniently located a short walking distance from the Albert/Bank bus stop and the Albert/Metcalfe bus stop.

Passport Health Etobicoke Travel Clinic

1243 Islington Avenue West Suite 700, Etobicoke, ON M8X 1Y9 416-848-0282 Webpage

Passport Health Etobicoke is located in the heart of Islington Village in Etobicoke, also known as “Toronto’s Village of Murals”. We are near Tom Riley Park, just across from Islington station.

Public Transit – The Passport Health Etobicoke travel clinic is located near Islington subway station. The major intersection is Bloor and Islington. Cross Islington and follow the street north, our clinic will be on your left, before the TTC comuter lot.

Passport Health Hamilton Travel Clinic

20 Hughson Street S Suite 709, Hamilton, ON L8N 2A1 905-481-2638 Webpage

Passport Health Hamilton clinic is centrally located, at the corner of Main St E and Hughson St S. The office suite is at Union Gas Building on the seventh floor. With ample pay parking for patients and the back of the building. Elevator is onsite and is handicapped accessible.

Passport Health Hamilton clinic is located in Union gas Building, nearly equidistant from Main St E and King St E. Head just three blocks south of the Hamilton GO Centre, and find the Union gas building access on your left hand.

Passport Health Kingston Travel Clinic

797 Princess Street Suite 308, Kingston, ON K7L 1G1 613-817-9841 Webpage

Conveniently situated in Kingston, near the Memorial Centre, Passport Health’s Kingston travel clinic is a premiere provider of travel health and vaccination solutions.

• Our office is located on 797 Princess St, Suite 308.
• The office building is located on Princess St, between MacDonnell St and Tower St.
• The building is located right next to Giant Tiger, and the building has a Shoppers Drug Mart right next to the main entrance.
• For parking, you would need to go into Tower St and park in the paid parking section in the back of the building.
• During after hours and weekend hours, you would need access to the building through the intercom system located at the main entrance beside Shoppers Drug Mart.

Passport Health Kitchener Travel Clinic

684 Belmont Avenue West Suite 204, Kitchener, ON N2M 1N6 519-749-3372 Webpage

Passport Health Kitchener is located two blocks away from Grand River Hospital. It is on the intersection of Belmont Avenue and Glasgow St. There are plenty of free parking spaces located at the back of the building.

• From 401 Macdonald-Cartier Fwy: Take the exit 278 for ON 8 toward Kitchener/Waterloo, continue on ON-8 for 7 km, continue on King St. East take Courtland Avenue East and Park St. to Belmont Avenue. This will take you approximately 19 min.
• Via Public Transport: From Kitchener City Hall- 8 (towards university via Frankin and Westmount) – this will take you 12 minutes with 16 stops until you reach Belmont/Claremont the building is right beside the bus stop OR 4 (towards Glasgow) – this will take you 19 minutes with 23 stops until you reach Glasgow/Belmont and have to walk for 2 minutes going towards the direction of Rexall Pharma plus. The building is right before the pharmacy.

Passport Health London Travel Clinic

111 Waterloo Street Suite 204, London, ON N6B 2M2 519-931-2188 Webpage

Passport Health London clinic is located at the Victoria Professional Centre, at 111 Waterloo St Suite 204, London, nearly equidistant from Hill St and South St E. With ample pay parking for patients and the on-site Wally’s Coffee.

• Public Transit: Passport Health London clinic is located in Victoria Professional Centre
• Train: Head south from the London railway station via Wellington St, make a left on Hill St and turn right at Waterloo St the Victoria Professional centre will be in the corner of Waterloo and Hill.
• Bus: 1 Km. walk south from the Brydges & Highbury Ave WB – #308 stop. These directions are accordingly using the Bus 07 Downtown via North York.

Passport Health Markham Travel Clinic

9275 Markham Road #203, Markham, ON L3P 3J3 289-301-1129 Webpage

Passport Health Markham is conveniently located across from the Markham Museum, by Mountjoy Park. Our expert travel health and vaccination staff provide premiere services to individuals and businesses.

Passport Health Markham is located in Markham Plaza on the North-East corner of 16th Ave and Main St, just a short walk from Mt Joy Community Center and St Brother Andre Catholic high school.

The entrance to the office building is located between York region’s office and Mastuya Korean House restaurant.

We are in the same plaza as Garden Basket Grocery Stores and Dollarama, and you can find us on the second floor of the plaza’s office building.

If you are taking the public transit, Passport Health Markham is only a couple of blocks South of Mt Joy Go Station.

Passport Health Mississauga Travel Clinic

3660 Hurontario Street Suite 402, Mississauga, ON L5B 3C4 289-201-0658 Webpage

Passport Health Mississauga travel clinic is centrally located, three block south from the famous Absolute towers and also two blocks south of the Mississauga Square One Shopping Centre.

Arriving By Train – The following directions are regarding the use of train from Union Station in Downtown Toronto. Take the LW Union Station, towards Aldershot GO and descend on the Port credit train station. From the station take the 103 Northbound bus and after 10 stops please descend at the Hurontario St at Burnhamthorpe Road stop and walk 200 meters south. The 3660 building will be on your right.

Arriving By Bus – Take the Orange 21H-Square One bus and descend on the Robert Speck Pkwy @ Hurontario, walk 660 meters south by Hurontario St and you will find the 3660 Building on your right.

Passport Health North York Travel Clinic

620 Wilson Avenue Suite 505, North York, ON M3K 1Z3 416-848-0996 Webpage

Passport Health North York offers a variety of vaccinations and services for individuals traveling internationally. From yellow fever to hepatitis A, we have you covered.

Our North York location is next to Wilson subway station at the corner of Wilson Ave and Dufferin St across from Yorkdale mall.

Passport Health Oakville Travel Clinic

345 Lakeshore Road E Unit 509, Oakville, ON L6J 1J5 289-813-3207 Webpage

Passport Health Oakville is conveniently located on Lakeshore Rd East in Oakville, 1 1/2 blocks east of Trafalgar Road, in an area of professional services, shopping and great restaurants.

• Easily accessible from Oakville, Mississauga, Milton, Burlington, Hamilton and the Niagara Golden Horseshoe areas.
• From the QEW or 407 – Take the Trafalgar Rd exit, travel south to Lakeshore. Turn left or east onto Lakeshore Road. The clinic is located at 345 Lakeshore Rd, Suite 509, between Reynolds and Allan Streets. Metered street parking is available on Lakeshore Road or municipal parking is available behind the building.

Passport Health Richmond Hill Travel Clinic

13085 Yonge Street Suite 203, Richmond Hill, ON L4E 0K2 289-867-0702 Webpage

The Richmond Hill office location is located in the Oak Ridges Marketplace Plaza.The main building entrance door is underneath the Purple Sign for PRO MUSIC, as well we are located in the same building as UPS and the Pro Music school. Building is across from the Starbucks.

Once you have entered there is an elevator to the left, once you arrive on the second floor, walk through the main door in front and turn left, and keep walking until you have reached unit 203 to your left.

Passport Health St. Catherines Travel Clinic

55 King Street Suite 203, St. Catharines, ON L2R 3H5 905-228-6929 Webpage

Passport Health St Catharines is located in the CIBC building on the second floor, at the corner of King and Queen Streets. Just 5 minutes away from the bus terminal on Carlisle St.

Call or book online now to schedule your appointment.

There is metered parking on King Street in front of the office and on Queen Street. Municipal parking lots are located on Queen Street and Market Street.

Passport Health Downtown Toronto Travel Clinic

44 Victoria Street Suite 1501, Toronto, ON M5C 1Y2 416-840-3426 Webpage

Passport Health Toronto is centrally located, just three blocks north of the Hockey Hall of Fame. The office is in Victoria Tower on the seventh floor.

• Entry – There’s is an entrance to the building lobby on 25th Adelaide Street East, and also on 44 Victoria Street
• Public Transit – Passport Health Toronto is located in Victoria Tower, nearly equidistant from both King and Queen Stations’ Southbound Platforms. Head two blocks south from Queen Station, or one block north from King, head east on Adelaide St. and you will be at Victoria Tower.

Passport Health Whitby Travel Clinic

101 Dundas Street West Unit 204, Whitby, ON L1N 2M2 289-278-1854 Webpage

The Passport Health Whitby Travel Clinic is located on the southwest corner of Brock Street North and Dundas Street West. The clinic is in the Brock Building on the third floor.

101 Dundas St. West, Suite 204. Located a few minutes north of Hwy 401, in the Brock Building, at the corner of Dundas St, West and Brock Rd in Whitby. The locations is also known as “Four Corners”. Metered parking available as well as Municipal lots. The city bus stops right at the door of the building. Elevator is onsite and is handicapped accessible.

Passport Health Yorkville Travel Clinic

77 Bloor Street W Suite 1411, Toronto, ON M5S 1M2 416-350-8429 Webpage

Passport Health Yorkville is located in the heart of the Bay-Yorkville neighborhood on 77 Bloor Street West, Suite 1411.

• The building is located on the corner of Bay Street and Bloor Street, and it is minutes away from Bay-Bloor Subway station (Exit at the Bay stop on the Bloor Line and walk South on Bay St. and the building is across the street from the Bay/Bloor corner.)
• There is lots of paid parking in the area including two parking lots just east of Avenue Road.
• There is a third parking lot on Belair Avenue just under ROOTS store and a municipal parking lot east of Bay St between Yorkville Ave. & Cumberland St.

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Traveling abroad can be an exciting adventure, but it also brings potential health risks associated with various destinations. Travel clinics in Canada play a vital role in ensuring that individuals embark on safe and healthy journeys. These specialized healthcare facilities are equipped to provide comprehensive travel health services, including vaccinations, disease prevention advice, and essential travel-related medical consultations. Let's explore the significance of travel clinics, the range of services they offer, and how they contribute to safeguarding the health of Canadian travelers as they explore the world.

Understanding Travel Clinics:

Travel clinics are specialized healthcare centers that focus on providing travelers with tailored health advice and preventive measures before embarking on international trips. These clinics are staffed by healthcare professionals with expertise in travel medicine and infectious diseases. Their primary objective is to ensure travelers are well-prepared and protected against health risks specific to their chosen destinations.

The Role of Travel Clinics:

Travel clinics in Windsor, ON offer a range of essential services that are crucial for international travelers. These include:

• Destination-Specific Health Advice: Travel clinics provide personalized health advice based on the traveler's itinerary, destination, and individual health history. They assess potential health risks associated with the chosen travel locations and offer guidance on disease prevention and health precautions.
• Vaccinations and Immunizations: Travel clinics administer necessary vaccinations and immunizations to protect travelers against infectious diseases prevalent in specific regions. Common vaccinations include those for hepatitis A and B, typhoid, yellow fever, meningococcal disease, and more.
• Prescriptions and Medications: Travel clinics may prescribe medications, such as antimalarial drugs or preventive antibiotics, for travelers venturing into regions with a higher risk of specific infections.
• Traveler's Health Kits: Clinics may provide travelers with health kits containing items like insect repellents, water purification tablets, and basic medical supplies to manage minor health issues during their trip.
• Post-Travel Consultations: Travel clinics offer post-travel consultations to assess travelers' health upon their return and address any potential health concerns related to their trip.

Preparing for Safe Travel:

Travel clinics play a pivotal role in preparing individuals for safe and healthy international travel. By following these steps, travelers can make the most of their travel clinic visit:

• Plan Ahead: Schedule a visit to the travel clinic well in advance of the trip, as some vaccinations may require multiple doses over a period of time.
• Share Travel Details: Provide the travel clinic with detailed information about the travel itinerary, including destinations, travel dates, and planned activities.
• Review Immunization History: Bring a record of previous vaccinations to help the travel clinic assess any missing or expired immunizations.
• Seek Additional Advice: Inquire about specific health risks in the destination countries and ask for advice on preventing foodborne illnesses, insect-borne diseases, and other travel-related health concerns.

Special Considerations for High-Risk Travelers:

Certain individuals may require additional considerations when planning international travel. Travel clinics in Windsor, ON can cater to the needs of high-risk travelers, which may include:

• Pregnant Women: Pregnant women need careful assessment to ensure their travel plans do not pose any risks to their health or the health of their unborn child.
• Elderly Travelers: Older adults may have specific health concerns that need to be addressed before embarking on international trips.
• Immunocompromised Individuals: Individuals with weakened immune systems, such as those with HIV/AIDS or undergoing cancer treatment, require special precautions to safeguard their health during travel.
• Traveling with Children: Parents traveling with young children need advice on vaccinations and measures to ensure their children's well-being during the trip.

Travel Health Precautions during COVID-19 Pandemic:

During the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, travel clinics have adapted their services to address the specific health challenges posed by international travel. Some of the travel health precautions during the COVID-19 pandemic include:

• COVID-19 Vaccination: Travel clinics provide information on COVID-19 vaccination requirements for international travel. They may offer COVID-19 vaccinations to eligible travelers to protect their health and comply with destination country regulations.
• Travel Restrictions and Quarantine Guidelines: Travel clinics stay informed about travel restrictions and quarantine guidelines for various countries. They advise travelers on the latest requirements to facilitate smoother travel experiences.
• Safe Travel Practices: Travel clinics counsel travelers on essential COVID-19 safety measures, such as wearing masks, practicing physical distancing, and frequent handwashing during their journeys.
• Accessing Travel Clinics in Canada:

Travelers can access travel clinics in Canada through various means:

• Public Health Clinics: Some public health units offer travel health services, providing vaccinations and travel advice.
• Private Travel Clinics: Many private clinics in major cities specialize in travel medicine, offering comprehensive services for travelers.
• Provincial Health Authorities: Some provinces provide listings and resources for travel clinics through their health authority websites.
• Medimap: For a convenient and comprehensive approach, individuals can use Medimap to find Travel Clinics near you. Medimap is an online platform that helps travelers locate travel clinics in their vicinity. By visiting medimap.ca and entering their location, travelers can access a curated list of clinics, complete with essential details such as available services, vaccination offerings, and contact information. Medimap streamlines the process of finding the right travel clinic, ensuring that travelers receive the necessary health support for their journeys.

Travel clinics in Windsor, ON are indispensable resources for ensuring the health and safety of international travelers. With their expertise in travel medicine and disease prevention, these clinics play a crucial role in providing essential vaccinations, health advice, and tailored medical consultations. By visiting travel clinics before embarking on international trips, travelers can be well-prepared to navigate potential health risks, ensuring a safe and enjoyable travel experience. Embrace the guidance and expertise of travel clinics as you venture into new destinations, prioritizing your health and well-being for a fulfilling and enriching travel journey.

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Canadians make more than<br />

100 million trips abroad each year,<br />

for business and pleasure.<br />

While the vast majority come home safe<br />

and healthy, some do become ill.<br />

Often the illnesses and injuries are<br />

caused by the following:<br />

• Not being protected against diseases<br />

for which there are vaccines and<br />

medications.<br />

• Ingesting contaminated food and water.<br />

• Not practicing insect bite precautions.<br />

• Not practicing blood and body fluid<br />

precautions.<br />

• Taking unsafe risks.<br />

• Not obtaining pre-travel counselling.<br />

For those without a valid<br />

Ontario <strong>Health</strong> Card<br />

Residents of the <strong>Unit</strong>ed States<br />

can’t be accommodated at this clinic,<br />

therefore we advise contacting the<br />

health department or travel clinic in<br />

your area.<br />

A list of <strong>Travel</strong> <strong>Clinic</strong>s and Yellow<br />

Fever Centres across Canada are<br />

available at the Public <strong>Health</strong> Agency<br />

of Canada’s website:<br />

www.publichealth.gc.ca<br />

<strong>Windsor</strong>-<strong>Essex</strong> <strong>County</strong> <strong>Health</strong> <strong>Unit</strong><br />

<strong>Travel</strong> Immunization <strong>Clinic</strong><br />

1005 Ouellette Avenue<br />

<strong>Windsor</strong>, ON N9A 4J8<br />

www.wechealthunit.org<br />

To book an appointment call<br />

519-258-2146 ext. 1872<br />

© <strong>Windsor</strong>-<strong>Essex</strong> <strong>County</strong> <strong>Health</strong> <strong>Unit</strong>, February 2011.<br />

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<strong>Travel</strong><br />

ImmUNIzATION<br />

CLINIC<br />

Many areas of the world pose significant health risks. <strong>Travel</strong>lers to destinations outside of Canada<br />

and the <strong>Unit</strong>ed States may be at increased risk of illness or disease and are encouraged to seek<br />

pre-travel advice.<br />

The <strong>Windsor</strong>-<strong>Essex</strong> <strong>County</strong> <strong>Health</strong> <strong>Unit</strong><br />

provides up-to-date travel information,<br />

prescriptions, and immunizations.<br />

serviCes<br />

Pre-travel health counselling.<br />

Preventative medication prescriptions for<br />

malaria, traveller’s diarrhea, cholera, and high<br />

altitude sickness.<br />

Prescriptions for treatment of traveller’s diarrhea.<br />

TB skin testing.<br />

Immunizations against the following:<br />

• Diphtheria<br />

• Hepatitis A<br />

• Hepatitis B<br />

• Influenza<br />

• Japanese Encephalitis<br />

• measles, mumps, Rubella<br />

• meningococcal meningitis<br />

• Pertussis<br />

• Pneumococcal Disease<br />

• Polio<br />

• Rabies<br />

• Tick-borne Encephalitis<br />

• Typhoid Fever<br />

• Designated Yellow Fever <strong>Clinic</strong><br />

These vaccines are subject to availability.<br />

Our goal is to:<br />

• Protect clients from disease while travelling.<br />

• Prevent disease from entering the country.<br />

Specific information provided to travellers is<br />

based on an assessment of risk factors such as:<br />

• Destination.<br />

• Accommodations.<br />

• Duration of travel.<br />

• Time of year travelling.<br />

• Style and purpose of travel.<br />

• <strong>Travel</strong> to urban or rural areas.<br />

• <strong>Travel</strong>ler’s age and health status.<br />

• Allergies and immunization status.<br />

• Current medications.<br />

• Social behaviours.<br />

COsts<br />

OHIP no longer pays for pre-travel health<br />

services. There is a fee to attend the clinic and<br />

for most vaccines.<br />

• Full assessment fee - $30 per person.<br />

• Yellow fever assessment - $20 per person.<br />

• Vaccines range from $25 to $210 per injection.<br />

We accept cash, debit, or VISA only. Official<br />

itemized receipts will be issued for drug plan<br />

reimbursement requests. All prices are subject<br />

to change without notice.<br />

AppOintments<br />

Appointments are available<br />

monday: 9 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.<br />

Tuesday - Friday: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.<br />

For more information or an appointment,<br />

please call the <strong>Travel</strong> Immunization <strong>Clinic</strong><br />

at 519-258-2146 ext. 1872.<br />

Call as soon as you know you’ll be travelling.<br />

WHAt tO bring<br />

to your appointment<br />

• Ontario <strong>Health</strong> Card.<br />

• Record of immunizations.<br />

• Itinerary - including the exact number<br />

of days in each country and destinations<br />

within each country.<br />

• List of medications you’re currently taking.<br />

• Passport.<br />

WHAt tO expeCt<br />

at your appointment<br />

Your first appointment may take from two<br />

to three hours for a complete travel<br />

assessment. Appointments for yellow<br />

fever vaccine only will take about one hour.<br />

A computer printout that identifies your<br />

specific risk factors, and fact sheets on all<br />

recommended vaccines and medications<br />

will be reviewed. You may receive<br />

immunizations at your first visit.<br />

Follow-up appointments will be booked<br />

as needed and may take up to a half hour.

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Canadians make more than 100 million trips abroad each year, for business and pleasure. While the vast majority come home safe and healthy, some do become ill. Often the illnesses and injuries are caused by the following: • Not being protected against diseases for which there are vaccines and medications. • Ingesting contaminated food and water. • Not practicing insect bite precautions. • Not practicing blood and body fluid precautions. • Taking unsafe risks. • Not obtaining pre-travel counselling. For those without a valid Ontario <strong>Health</strong> Card Residents of the <strong>Unit</strong>ed States can’t be accommodated at this clinic, therefore we advise contacting the health department or travel clinic in your area. A list of <strong>Travel</strong> <strong>Clinic</strong>s and Yellow Fever Centres across Canada are available at the Public <strong>Health</strong> Agency of Canada’s website: www.publichealth.gc.ca <strong>Windsor</strong>-<strong>Essex</strong> <strong>County</strong> <strong>Health</strong> <strong>Unit</strong> <strong>Travel</strong> Immunization <strong>Clinic</strong> 1005 Ouellette Avenue <strong>Windsor</strong>, ON N9A 4J8 www.wechealthunit.org To book an appointment call 519-258-2146 ext. 1872 © <strong>Windsor</strong>-<strong>Essex</strong> <strong>County</strong> <strong>Health</strong> <strong>Unit</strong>, February 2011. <strong>Clinic</strong>:\travel\<strong>Brochure</strong>sPamphlets <strong>Travel</strong> ImmUNIzATION CLINIC

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Less expensive COVID-19 PCR tests being offered for cross-border travellers

A Windsor-based bio-tech company is offering less expensive COVID-19 PCR tests for cross-border travellers now that the U.S. land border slated to re-open to fully vaccinated travellers on Nov. 8.

Audacia Bio Science said the requirement for a negative PCR test result to enter or re-enter Canada has become a significant impediment to cross border travel between Windsor and Detroit, so they are providing another option.

“Having to get a PCR test to come into Canada is very prohibitive for a lot of people,” said Dr. Phillip Ola, Chief Executive Officer of Audacia Bio Science.

The typical cost of a PCR test in Canada ranges from $150 - $300, a price point which could be too much for many people looking to travel for business, family visits or day trips.

“The idea is to make it more accessible for a lot more people to travel in and out of Detroit,” Ola said.

Audacia Bio Science, in partnership with RapidBio laboratories, has launched Assure COVID Travel Clinics, offering PCR tests as low as $75 a test for a same day result.

“I think when you haven’t seen family for a while and there’s urgent things you need to do you will spend that to get over there for a day and get back,” Ola said.

There are three locations, one near Detroit Metro Airport, one off Jefferson Avenue in Indian Village and the other in Mexican Town.

“All testing is performed in our locations in Detroit (close to both the tunnel and the bridge),” said Ola. “For tests performed before noon results will be available the same day. For tests completed after 12 noon results will be available the following day. For an additional fee we can also offer test results within a 30-minute window.”

A rapid PCR test for urgent cases is available for $150.

Dr. Stephen Bartol, a partner with Audacia Bio Science, said the tests with their Michigan laboratory partner offer fast and reliable results, giving them the assurance needed to make cross border travel both safe and convenient.

“We recognize that this solution may not be for everyday tripper, nor does it address the expensive PCR pricing in Canada, but rest assured we are collaborating with both government and local stakeholders to further reduce the testing burden,” said Bartol.

Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens said $75 may still be a lot for many people and he hopes people won’t abuse the assessment centre when the land border reopens to non-essential travel on Monday.

“We’re hopeful that this kind of rule doesn’t actually affect the assessment centre for those who actually need a test because of a COVID exposure,” he said.

Windsor West MP Brian Masse said he would like to see the Canadian government pay for the tests, like the United States government does.

He said the federal government has not been transparent enough.

“That’s why there needs to be more openness and accountability,” Masse said. “That’s why we need the government to come forward and say ‘well we need continue this policy for this reason because of the science.’”

With people coming to Canada from all over the world, Dr. Ola said antigen testing would be a smarter testing strategy with travellers taking an antigen test before heading across the border.

“Three to four days later, you should take another antigen test just to make sure what you did over there, you did not get infected and bring it back,” Ola said.

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