Routine immunizations help maintain long-term protection against preventable illnesses. Many individuals choose to update routine vaccines before travel, school, work, or as part of regular health maintenance.
During your visit, your provider reviews your history and helps determine which routine immunizations may apply to you.
Routine immunizations often include protection against tetanus and diphtheria, measles, mumps and rubella, pneumococcal disease, shingles, chicken pox, hepatitis B, influenza, Covid-19, meningitis, and pertussis.
Some individuals may qualify for certain routine immunizations at no cost through provincial programs.
Your consultation includes clear guidance on eligibility and relevance.
Additional immunizations may be considered depending on age, risk factors, or lifestyle needs.
These may include protection for:
Your provider outlines which options may be appropriate based on your immunization history.
Your visit includes destination-specific advice to help you feel prepared and confident.
Depending on where your next travel adventure brings you, certain travel vaccines may be recommended to help protect you against common or serious illnesses. For more information, see our Travel Vaccinations page.
