Travel Health Clinic Atlantic

This is the worse experience I have ever had!!!!! I had the privilege of speaking with Josée... not really! She refused to speak English. Now I am French speaking however as a Bilingual Province I EXPECT to be served in the language of my choice. Not to mention that this is a medical clinic. Though this being said, it is a for profit facility, with a $60 consultation fee, just to see a nurse, who may or may not recommend a prescription. When I asked on time frame, she rudely told me to call my doctor. Needless to say they won't be getting my family as clients. There are better places to spend my money. :(

If I could give zero stars I would. They are all about the money no matter if it will kill you.I was supposed to go to Africa in 2020 and got 1/4 dose of the yellow fever vaccine just for the one trip. I was in the emergency room within 3 hours of getting it and was in all night thinking I was going to die. The trip got cancelled due to COVIDI am going now in a few weeks and you need the vaccine or an exemption. I told them what happened and because the other nurse was no longer there I couldn't get the exemption they rather me pay for a full dose and probably die. Thank god for my doctor who put a stop to all that. They are all about the money even she said that and she is not willing to risk it unless I go to a facility to be monitored and not given a full dose.Pretty sad they are willing to risk someone for a few bucks

Appointment time was changed and I was not notified. I walked in, followed signs towards travel clinic, and the nurse in charge was very rude. Didn't even wait for the appointment, just walked out.

The nurse I met with was very professional and very thorough, explaining everything I needed to know for my trip. Highly recommend for anyone travelling.

Very disappointed with the experience with this clinic. There is a yellow fever (YF) vaccine shortage affecting the whole country. The YF vaccine is a requirement for our entry into Bolivia from Peru for an upcoming trip. This clinic receives 10 doses each month, that they divide between their 4 clinics. As far as I know, they are the only clinic in NB receiving the YF vaccine at this time. We had been on a waiting list since February to receive it. Two weeks ago, I made contact with the clinic again - I was getting anxious as we are leaving at the beginning of April and had been told previously we should be called when they received the vaccines at the beginning of March. When I called, they told me they had 8 doses left, and we were #5 and #6 on the waiting list now (we were initially told we were second in line, but they bump you down if someone calls - even last minute - and has a departure date prior to yours). The lady I spoke with reassured me that we would get the vaccine from this batch and told me we would be called for our appointments by the end of the week. By Friday, I had not heard from them. So I waited until the following Tuesday and called them again. They called me back Wednesday and told me they had given away all the vaccines. We'd have to wait for the next batch, in April, but yet were not guaranteed to obtain one. We were now first" on the list. Now at this point