Travel Clinic at Westbury Medical Centre
Westbury Medical Centre only administers the following vaccinations for travel purposes.
- Diphtheria, Tetanus & Polio
- Hepatitis A
- Typhoid
- Cholera
- MMR
The National Travel Health Network and Centre (NaTHNaC) provides detailed information for all countries including travel safety, news bulletins and disease risk on their Website. We encourage all patients to view the web page for the countries you plan to visit
If you require any of the following vaccinations you will have to attend a private travel clinic Private travel clinics near me
- Hepatitis B
- Japanese Encephalitis
- Meningitis
- Rabies
- Tick-borne encephalitis
- Tuberculosis
- Yellow Fever
Please download the travel clinic questionnaire below. Complete the questionnaire and bring it along to your travel clinic appointment.
Please note travel clinic appointments are only available on Wednesday 9.30 – 12.30 and Friday 9.30 – 14.30
Holiday Health
It is always a wise precaution to pack some essential items in case of illness on holiday. Do choose medicines according to your needs and the country you are intending to visit. lf you take prescription medicines regularly remember to pack them too.
You may want to consider packing the following:
- Paracetamol Travel Sickness tablets Plasters and a small crepe bandage
- Rehydration solutions such as Dioralyte, Anti diarrhoeal for example lmodium
- High factor sunscreen
- Anti material tablets, Water purification tablets, Insect repellent
- Condoms or other contraceptives
- Sunhats for yourself and children
Mosquito Bite Avoidance for Travellers
In many tropical countries, mosquitoes can spread diseases such as dengue, chikungunya, West Nile, malaria, yellow fever and Zika. Here are five simple rules you should follow to reduce your risk of infections spread by mosquitoes.
Travel Vaccination Charges
We offer most of the travel health service at no additional charge to the patient. However the NHS does not cover the cost of all the treatments you may need. Therefore, for some services you may need to pay.
Malaria Tablets are NOT provided on the NHS and sometimes can be bought over-the-counter or may require a private prescription. The nurse can advise regarding this or you could discuss with your pharmacist. REMEMBER some tablets have to be started at least one week before you travel and you need continue to take them when you return to the UK for the advised length of time.
A list of these charges is held at reception and is also available on our Travel Questionnaire.