Travel Medicine
Before heading off overseas for holidays or work, you may need to consider seeking travel advice from your GP, or receive country-specific vaccinations.
Your GP can provide specific advice on how to manage your health conditions overseas, provide letters for medications, and organise vaccinations against common infectious diseases found in foreign countries such as malaria, typhoid and Hepatitis A.
Please make an appointment with your doctor 2–3 months prior to your departure date if possible, as some vaccines will need to be ordered by our nurses in advance to booking your vaccinations. If you would like to book in for a travel consultation, please call reception, or book an appointment through the patient portal and put ‘travel consultation’ in the description line.
Travel Vaccinations
Some countries require proof of vaccination against certain diseases in order to enter the country, so it is important to check the requirements before you travel.
Click the button below to go to the CDC (Centres for Disease Control and Prevention) website, which highlights the different diseases that are prevalent in each country worldwide, health advice, and a list of vaccination requirements by country.
Contact Details
Address: 4 Dee St, Mount Maunganui
Hours: 8.00am to 5.00pm, Monday to Friday
Phone: 07 575 4057
Email: admin@deestreet.co.nz
Repeat Prescriptions can be ordered online using Manage My Health, or phone us and press 2 for the prescription line.