Travel Clinic

The Travel Clinic service provides confidential, remote consultations to help you prepare for safe and healthy travel. Licensed healthcare professionals from Tibbi Telemed’s partner clinics will review your travel plans, medical history, and destination-specific risks to offer personalized advice, vaccination recommendations, and preventive care.

This service covers travel-related health concerns such as required and recommended vaccinations, malaria prevention, traveler’s diarrhea, prescription needs for trips abroad, and general travel health advice. Telemedicine makes it convenient to plan ahead with expert guidance from anywhere, without needing to visit a clinic unless an in-person vaccination or exam is required.

However, some cases may still require you to visit a local facility for vaccinations, lab tests, or additional examinations. Your healthcare professional will advise you on any necessary next steps.

What Travel Clinic Services Include

Travel Risk Assessments

Virtual consultations to assess destination-specific health risks based on your itinerary.

Vaccination Planning

Advice on routine, required, and recommended vaccines for your destination.

Prescriptions and Preventive Medications

Issuing prescriptions for malaria prophylaxis, traveler’s diarrhea treatment, or other travel-related needs.

Health and Safety Guidance

Advice on safe food and water practices, mosquito bite prevention, and managing chronic conditions while traveling.

Benefits of the Travel Clinic via Telemedicine

Expert Preparation

Access licensed travel medicine professionals with up-to-date destination guidance.

Convenience

Plan your travel health care from home, saving time and avoiding extra clinic visits.

Personalized Plans

Receive advice tailored to your specific travel dates, destinations, and personal health needs.

Timely Support

Get prompt recommendations for vaccines, prescriptions, or post-travel care if required.

Reasons to Consult

The Travel Clinic service can help you prepare for a safe trip and manage health risks abroad. Below are examples of travel health topics and concerns that can often be managed through telemedicine. This list is not exhaustive — your healthcare professional will confirm if your situation is suitable for virtual care.

Common Travel Health Concerns

If your concern cannot be fully assessed or treated through telemedicine, the healthcare professional will provide recommendations, evaluate the severity, and advise whether in-person care is needed.

Required and recommended travel vaccines (e.g., yellow fever, hepatitis A/B, typhoid)

Malaria prevention and prophylaxis prescriptions

Advice on traveler’s diarrhea prevention and treatment

Managing chronic conditions while abroad (e.g., diabetes, hypertension)

Altitude sickness prevention

Safe travel during pregnancy

Health recommendations for immunocompromised travelers

Guidance on food, water, and insect precautions

Post-travel check-ups for minor concerns

Limitations of Service

Scope

This service is for non-emergency travel health planning and preventive care. Urgent travel-related health issues should be addressed at an appropriate medical facility.

Diagnostic Limitations

Some travel vaccinations or preventive procedures must be administered in person. Your provider will advise if an in-person visit is necessary.

Not for Emergencies

This service is not appropriate for medical emergencies abroad. Always seek local emergency care if you have serious symptoms while traveling.

Photo or Document Submissions

You may be asked to share your vaccination records or travel itinerary. You agree to provide clear, accurate information.

Not a Replacement for Comprehensive In-Person Travel Clinics

This service complements, but does not replace, travel vaccines or exams that require in-person administration.