Book online in minutes. Vaccines, antimalarials, and destination advice are all covered in one appointment.
Book your slot online; same-day appointments available, no GP referral.
The clinician reviews your destination, travel plans, and health history.
Get recommended vaccines and medications in one appointment.
Receive records and travel advice; leave fully prepared.
A search engine gives generic lists. Your appointment accounts for your trip and your health.
Your health needs depend on exactly how you’re travelling. A relaxing resort stay in Phuket is very different from backpacking through rural Thailand, just as malaria risks change depending on where you are in India. Even your environment matters, visiting a busy tourist spot versus walking near rice paddies can change your risk levels for things like Japanese Encephalitis.
Plus, your own health history, like which boosters you’ve had or any medical conditions, makes a big difference. That’s why online checklists aren’t enough. We prefer sitting down with you for a real conversation, so we can build a protection plan that fits you and your specific trip.
Thailand
May to October (monsoon)
Dengue fever, Japanese Encephalitis, malaria in border regions
India
June to September (monsoon)
Japanese Encephalitis, dengue, typhoid. Cholera risk elevated in flood-affected or humanitarian settings
Tanzania
March to May and November (rains)
Malaria year-round, Yellow Fever
Kenya
March to May and October to December (rains)
Malaria, Yellow Fever
Brazil
October to March (Amazon wet season)
Dengue, Yellow Fever, malaria in the Amazon
Peru
November to March (Amazon wet season)
Altitude sickness in the Andes, Yellow Fever in jungle areas
Sub-Saharan Africa
Year-round (varies by region)
Malaria, Yellow Fever, meningococcal disease
Caribbean
June to November (hurricane season)
Dengue, chikungunya, leptospirosis, flooding-related risks
Nepal and high-altitude Asia
Spring and autumn trekking seasons
Altitude sickness, Japanese Encephalitis, rabies
Since qualifying as a pharmacist in 2006, Mandeep Sandhu has turned travel health into his life’s work. As an independent prescriber with expert NaTHNaC and Yellow Fever credentials, he focuses on giving you genuine peace of mind before you fly.
Mandeep is an avid traveler himself, so he knows that travel health isn’t a “one-size-fits-all” process. He rejects the generic checklist approach, preferring to sit down with you to discuss your unique plans. Whether you’re heading on a family holiday or a remote adventure, Mandeep provides the personal, professional care you deserve.
A fully GPhC-registered pharmacist.
Qualified to independently prescribe and provide travel medicines
Accredited Yellow Fever centre providing vaccinations and official ICVP documentation.
Specialist travel health education following national UK standards
Real experiences from patients who trusted our Medway travel clinic for their vaccinations and travel health advice.
Patients knowing their specific vaccine requirements can receive them without a appointment fee. If destination advice is needed, a 20-minute appointment is available for £20, which is waived if vaccines are administered during the visit.
Aim to book six to eight weeks before traveling. Some vaccine courses take weeks, and Yellow Fever certificates require ten days to become valid. However, many single-dose vaccines can be administered on the same day you book if your trip is imminent.
Yes. We offer family and group appointments so everyone can be seen together. Let us know how many people need to be seen when you book and we will make sure the appointment is long enough to cover everyone.
We provide travel health advice for all destinations worldwide. The destination pages on this site cover the most popular locations for UK travellers from Medway. If your destination is not listed, book a consultation and your clinician will advise based on the most current NaTHNaC and Fit for Travel guidance for your specific country.
This common scenario is where consultations add significant value. Your clinician assesses each country individually to build a single plan covering all your destinations and transit requirements in one visit.
Yes. Antimalarials and vaccines are handled in the same appointment wherever possible, there is no need for a separate visit.
