Edmonton Travel Vaccines & Consultations

Get Protected Before You Go.

Whether you’re backpacking through Southeast Asia, heading to a resort in the Caribbean, or going on a mission trip, our experienced nurses will help you stay safe and healthy—wherever your travels take you.

Why You Need a Travel Consultation in Edmonton

When you travel internationally, you may be exposed to diseases that aren't common in Canada. Some countries even require proof of vaccination for entry—or for your return to Canada. A travel consult ensures:

  • You’re protected against serious illness

  • You comply with entry/exit requirements

  • You’re not left scrambling last minute

  • You get trusted health advice, not just Google guesses

🌟 Did you know? Many countries require Yellow Fever vaccination, and you can be turned away at the border without proof—even if you're just transiting through an affected area.

🕒 It’s best to book your consultation 4–6 weeks before departure to allow time for all necessary doses.

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Where You're Going & Who We Help

Whether you're heading off on a tropical vacation, visiting family abroad, or traveling for work or humanitarian service, we're here to guide you through every step. We provide travel health services for a wide range of destinations and types of travelers—no matter how simple or complex your itinerary may be.

We help all types of travelers, including:

  • Vacationers, cruisers, and backpackers

  • Families traveling with young children (yes, even under 5!)

  • Business travelers and remote workers

  • Missionaries, volunteers, and humanitarian workers

  • Pilgrims (e.g., Hajj or Umrah) and faith-based travelers

  • People returning to visit family in their country of origin

Wherever you're going, our team will tailor your vaccines and health advice to match your trip—so you can explore with confidence.

For country-specific resources & information, visit:
travel.gc.ca

Travel Vaccines We Offer

Yellow Fever (certified site)

Twinrix (Hepatitis A & B)

Hepatitis A (Havrix, Avaxim)

Hepatitis B

Typhoid (oral or injectable)

Japanese Encephalitis

Rabies (pre-exposure series)

Cholera / Dukoral (oral drink)

Tetanus/dTap booster

Polio / IPV booster

Meningitis (for Hajj or high-risk areas)

Influenza (seasonal)

Malaria prevention prescriptions

Please note: Some vaccines require multiple doses—plan ahead!

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    Yellow Fever Vaccination & Certificate

    We are a designated Yellow Fever Vaccination Centre, fully authorized to administer the Yellow Fever vaccine and issue the official International Certificate of Vaccination or Prophylaxis (ICVP). This certificate is often required for entry into countries in Africa and South America.

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    Hajj & Umrah Vaccines and Certification

    If you're traveling to Saudi Arabia for Hajj or Umrah, we provide the required Meningococcal ACYW-135 vaccine along with an official vaccination certificate for entry.

    We also offer any additional vaccines recommended for travel to the region, such as Hepatitis A, Typhoid, and Polio.

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    Malaria Prophylaxis

    If your destination is in a malaria-risk area, we’ll assess your travel plans and medical history to recommend the right medication. Prescriptions for malaria prophylaxis are included in your travel consultation at no extra charge.

    Your nurse will walk you through when to start the medication, how to take it, and tips to prevent mosquito bites.

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    High Altitude

    Traveling to high-altitude destinations? Atlas Immunization provides prescriptions for altitude sickness prevention, including acetazolamide, to help reduce the risk of headaches, fatigue, and other symptoms at elevation. Ask about high-altitude medication during your travel consultation.

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    Traveler's Diarrhea

    Concerned about traveler’s diarrhea? We offer both Dukoral, an oral vaccine for cholera and E. coli (ETEC), and prescription antibiotics for destinations with high risk. During your travel consultation, we’ll help you choose the best prevention plan based on your itinerary—so you can travel protected and prepared.

What We’ll Ask During Your Travel Consultation

Every trip is different—and your health plan should be too. During your visit, our nurses take the time to ask about your destination, activities, health history, and any special entry requirements, so we can create a customized protection plan just for you.

Here’s what we’ll go over together:

Your Destination & Length of Stay

  • Where you’re going and how long you’ll be there

  • If you’re visiting multiple countries or transiting through high-risk areas

  • Local disease risks based on climate, outbreak status, and season

Urban vs. Rural Exposure

  • Whether you’ll be near hospitals or in remote locations

  • If you’re spending time in jungles, villages, or high-altitude areas

  • Risk of mosquito-borne illnesses like malaria, dengue, or Japanese Encephalitis

Your Planned Activities

  • Hiking, swimming in lakes or rivers, animal encounters, volunteering, camping, etc.

  • Street food and market visits

  • Adventure sports or prolonged outdoor exposure

Your Health & Immunization History

  • Chronic conditions (like asthma, diabetes, or immune disorders)

  • Previous vaccines or known reactions

  • Pregnancy, breastfeeding, or traveling with infants/children

Travel Entry & Visa Requirements

  • Yellow Fever certificate needs

  • Polio or Meningitis requirements (e.g., for Hajj or Umrah)

  • Travel medical paperwork for visas, school, or work abroad

No matter where you're headed or how long you're going for, we’ll make sure you’re protected, informed, and fully prepared—so you can travel with peace of mind. Your safety starts before takeoff, and we're here to help every step of the way.

How to book & What to bring

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  • Once you book, you'll receive a confirmation email with your intake form and additional instructions.

    Prefer to speak with someone? You can also call us at (780) 465-5150 to book over the phone.

    CLICK HERE TO BOOK

    • Government-issued healthcare card

    • All immunization records (including from other countries). We have access to the online Alberta registry; however, sometimes those records are incomplete, contact your local health centre to get a copy if you do not have one. (780-413-7985 in Alberta or 811)

    • List of currently prescribed medications

    • Your travel itinerary, including countries, dates, and planned activities

    • A list of questions or concerns you’d like to discus

    • Completed Intake Form

  • Please arrive 15 minutes prior to your appointment *

    One of our nurses will go through your medical and vaccine history, ask about any medications being taken, chronic illness and review your records and travel plans, recommend vaccines or prescriptions, and provide detailed education

    You may receive vaccines during this visit and schedule follow-ups if needed as some vaccines require multiple doses.

  • After your appointment, our friendly front desk team will process your payment and provide a receipt that includes a DIN (Drug Identification Number)—this is required for reimbursement through your Private Benefit Plan or Health Spending Account.

    We accept Visa, MasterCard, Amex, Interac (Debit), and e-transfer to admin@atlasimmunization.com. NO CASH

    **Tip: Please keep your receipt safe—replacements are subject to a $15.00 reissue fee.

    • You can expect mild arm soreness, fatigue, or redness depending on the vaccine

    • Some vaccines may require 2–3 doses over time—we’ll help you plan these out

    • You'll leave with:

      • A printed vaccine record and official certificates (e.g., Yellow Fever)

      • Advice on what to pack in a travel first aid kit

      • Tips for food and water safety, bug bite prevention, and jet lag

      • Support for gut health while abroad

 FAQs

  • Bring your government-issued ID or healthcare card, any prior immunization record you have.

  • TB testing requires two appointments:

    • Visit 1: TB injection

    • Visit 2: Return within 48–72 hours for the reading
      If you're unable to find a follow-up appointment online, contact us directly—we’ll do our best to fit you in.

  • Yes. We provide receipts with Drug Identification Numbers (DINs), which are required by most private insurance plans and Health Spending Accounts. Lost receipts can be reissued for $15.

  • Often, yes. We can review your records, administer any required vaccines or tests, and complete your forms during your first appointment. Some services, like TB testing or vaccines requiring multiple doses, may require a follow-up.

CONTACT INFO

Edmonton South East Suite 104, 7633 – 50 St NW T6B 2W9 (Meridian Place).
(+1) 780 465 5150
admin@atlasimmunization.com (For Employers)