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Travel Health Clinic in Corby

Planning a Trip Abroad? Protect Your Health Before You Travel

Whether you’re travelling for holiday, business or pilgrimage, protecting your health before you travel is essential.
  • Personalised Travel Risk Assessment
  • Wide Range of Travel Vaccines & Malaria Prevention
  • Expert Advice for Safe Travel
Book Your Consultation With Zafir
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Planning your travels and want expert advice without the stress?

My name is Zafir Sheikh. I am a prescribing pharmacist with a special interest in Travel Health and lead the Travel Clinic at Priors Hall Pharmacy.

 

Whether you need travel vaccinations, malaria prevention, or destination-specific health advice, we make the process simple, convenient, and personalised to you.

Quick & Convenient

Easily get in front of me to discuss your travel plans in days, not weeks.

Continuity of Care

See the same clinician at each appointment who understands your medical history and travel needs.

Longer Consultations

Don’t feel rushed or unheard. We take the time to understand your itinerary, concerns, and health requirements to help you travel safely and confidently.

Your Journey in 4 Simple Steps

How Our Travel Consultation Works

01

Complete Your Travel Risk Assessment
Before your appointment, you’ll complete a travel health questionnaire so we can review your itinerary, medical history and vaccination record.

02

Attend Your Travel Health Consultation
During your consultation, our pharmacist will assess your destination, travel plans and personal health to identify potential risks.

03

Personalised Travel Health Plan
We will recommend the appropriate travel vaccinations, malaria tablets or preventative advice based on your destination and travel activities.

04

Vaccinations & Travel Protection

Your recommended vaccines can be administered at the pharmacy and we will provide guidance on staying healthy during your trip.

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Travel Clinic At Priors Hall Pharmacy

A medical in person consultation fee will be charged only if a vaccination/tablets or capsules are not administered/supplied. This is a non-refundable £20 fee and is per appointment. This is fee is per appointment. For group bookings, we will charge only once.

 

If there is a risk assessment carried out by a nurse/pharmacist, this is considered as a consultation and therefore the consultation fee will be applicable.

VaccinationDose RequiredPrice Per Dose
Cholera Vaccination (Oral)2 Doses£28.00 per dose
DTP Vaccine1 Dose£32.00 per dose
Hepatitis A Vaccination1 Dose£55.00 per dose
Hepatitis A and B Vaccination3 Doses

£77.00 per dose
Hepatitis A and Typhoid Vaccination1 Dose£85.00 per dose
Hepatitis B Vaccination
3 Doses£49.00 per dose
Japanese Encephalitis Vaccination2 Doses £95.00 per dose
Measles, Mumps, and Rubella Vaccination1 – 2 Doses £45.00 per dose
Meningitis ACWY Vaccination1 Dose£50.00 per dose
Rabies Vaccination3 Doses £80.00 per dose
Tick-borne Encephalitis Vaccination3 Doses £65.00 per dose
Typhoid Vaccination1 Dose£32.00 per dose
Yellow Fever Vaccination1 Dose£75.00 per dose

Priors Hill Pharmacy

Personalised Travel Health Advice for Your Journey

Different destinations can expose travellers to infections and health risks that are not common in the UK.

 

A travel health consultation helps ensure you are properly protected before you depart. This allows us to assess your itinerary and recommend appropriate vaccines or medications.

 

Our service may be suitable for travellers who are:

 

  • Travelling to destinations requiring travel vaccinations
  • Visiting friends and relatives abroad
  • Travelling to rural or remote areas
  • Going on pilgrimage, business travel, cruises or adventure trips
  • Travelling to regions where malaria prevention is recommended

WE'RE HERE TO HELP

Helping You Stay Safe and Healthy While You Travel

Travelling abroad can expose you to infections and health risks that vary depending on your destination, climate, accommodation and activities.

 

At Priors Hall Pharmacy, our travel clinic provides personalised advice based on your specific itinerary. Whether you’re visiting family overseas, travelling for work or exploring remote destinations, we aim to ensure you are properly prepared before departure.

Our pharmacists will review your travel plans, medical history and vaccination status to help reduce health risks while you are abroad.

Depending on your destination, the following travel vaccinations may be recommended:

  • Hepatitis A
  • Hepatitis B
  • Typhoid
  • Cholera
  • Rabies
  • Yellow Fever
  • Japanese Encephalitis
  • Tick Borne Encephalitis
  • Meningitis
  • MMR
  • Diphtheria / Tetanus / Polio boosters

Our pharmacist will advise which vaccines are appropriate based on your destination and travel plans.

If you are travelling to a malaria risk area, our pharmacist can provide guidance on malaria prevention and prescribe antimalarial medication where appropriate.

 

Common malaria medications include:

  • Atovaquone / Proguanil
  • Doxycycline
  • Mefloquine
  • Chloroquine / Proguanil

 

We will also provide advice on bite prevention and recognising malaria symptoms while travelling.

Frequently Asked Questions

Ideally, you should book your travel consultation 6–8 weeks before travelling, as some vaccines require multiple doses.
Not always. Vaccine recommendations depend on your destination, length of stay, accommodation and activities.
Yes. Even if you are travelling soon, a consultation can help identify important vaccines or medications that may still provide protection.
Malaria prevention depends on the country and region you are visiting. Our pharmacist will assess whether malaria tablets are recommended.
Travel vaccines are generally safe and are used worldwide to prevent serious infections. Your pharmacist will review your medical history before recommending vaccines.
Yes. Many travel vaccines can be given during the same visit if required.
Yes. Certain vaccines, such as Yellow Fever, require an official vaccination certificate for entry into some countries.
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