Same-day vaccines; antimalarials provided for higher risk travel regions.
Typhoid is a bacterial infection from contaminated food or water. It’s a risk in rural areas and street markets, making vaccination a smart choice for you.
We recommend a booster if your last one was over ten years ago. It’s especially important for those planning trekking, motorcycle travel, or other outdoor adventures.
This mosquito-borne virus causes fever and painful joints. It is increasing in both cities and rural areas. We will confirm your eligibility for vaccination during consultation.
Hepatitis A
2 (initial plus booster)
First dose can be given any time before travel
Typhoid (injection)
1
At least 2 weeks before departure
DTP
1
At least 2 weeks before departure (not within 5 years of last dose)
Hepatitis B
3 (standard) or accelerated
Start 6 months early, accelerated options from 21 days.
Rabies
3
Start 5 weeks early; accelerated options from 8 days.
Japanese Encephalitis
2
Start 5 weeks early; rapid options may be available.
Chikungunya
1
Can be given any time before you travel.
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.
No, Thailand is not endemic. However, proof of vaccination may be required if arriving from an endemic country.
Risk is very low in major cities and tourist hubs, but higher in forested border regions. Your clinician will advise based on your specific itinerary.
While lower in resorts, risk exists from monkeys and stray dogs nationwide. Pre-exposure vaccination is recommended for those interacting with animals.
Hepatitis A and Typhoid start at £50/dose. Rabies is £85/dose and Japanese Encephalitis is £110/dose. Consultation fees are waived if vaccines are administered on-site.
Yes for single-dose jabs. Multi-dose courses (Rabies/JE) require several weeks, so book early to ensure full protection.
