Passport Health Downtown Toronto Travel Clinic

Naomi was knowledgeable, friendly, and great to work with. She was honest in her opinions of what she believed was necessary Vs what was just recommended. Would recommend stopping by for a consult to friends or family planning a trip out of country.

A very professional and clean environment, and the employees were very kind, understanding and were knowledgeable. During my consultation visit I was very well informed of various kinds of vaccines, other travel medications, their function and other small details that was specific to the country I was traveling to. It was especially great because they even gave me advice on certain legal matters about vaccinations within the country itself that I was unaware of, along with other questions I had that were not regarding the travel medication they provide. They were also good at administrating injections themselves, I was glad to have gotten it done all in one day! Overall great experience, only down side is that the consultation fee was a tad large, although they do provide a nice $10 discount for completing a customer information form prior to your visit.

I visited this Passport Health Clinic back in 2019 and their service was pretty good, I only needed the yellow fever recertification so I just went there as it was the easiest one to book an appointment with. This year, I decided to do a bit more research as I needed a few vaccines before my trip to South East Asia and I wanted to compare the different prices. I can certainly say they have the most expensive prices of all (consultation fee of $79, hepatitis A for $128, typhoid $83-$90, tetanus $100, etc.). After calling a few more places, I realized a few other travel clinics up North but still within GTA, charged $40-$50 for consultation, $86 for hepatitis A, $42 for typhoid and even mentioned that Tetanus is covered by ohip and that they wouldn’t charge me for that one! So even though Passport Health has good service, if you’re on a budget and are looking to save some money, I’d recommend you look at other travel clinics as this one and their Yorkville location were definitely the most expensive ones out of 6 different travel Clinics that I called and inquired about their prices.

The nurse was so knowledgeable and helpful. No sales pressure but very informative. A great experience.

The worst experience I've has at a travel clinic -- I showed up 15 minutes late to my appointment because of heavy traffic and no parking downtown. When I got to the office on the 14th floor it was completely empty except for the doctors who said they could not longer do the appointment because I had missed my time slot (which was 1 hour long). When I checked the website an hour after, I found several more time slots available for that same day.This is a private clinic so if you're going to spend your money, do somewhere that will at the very least be a little flexible.

Tosan was phenomenal! Very informative, helpful, honest, and kind. I felt nothing when they administered my vaccine.

UPDATE: In all of the negative reviews, this company tries to justify their overpriced vaccines saying that it's because they have excellent customer service." Well

The staff are very knowledgeable and friendly. My nurse, Tosan, was extremely impressive because of how well-versed she was: she was able to explain all necessary travel medication, including details on when/how to administer the medication, all seemingly off the top of her head. She explained it in a very clear and concise way, and was happy to re-explain when I missed anything.After attending Passport Health, I feel like all my questions were answered and I'm ready for my trip. If you're preparing for a trip and need some health advice, you should definitely go to Passport Health and talk to nurse Tosan.

I had a great experience at Passport Health this week. After registering online on Tuesday, I had an appointment booked for Thursday. The online system for loading your medical history was quick and easy. The nurse at the clinic was fabulous. We went over a certain destination that was added to my (fast approaching) upcoming trip, as there is a small risk of Typhoid. At no point did I experience any upsell, just a sharing of information about risk from an expert, and the informed decision on how to proceed was mine to make. The clinic was immaculate, and very close to the TTC. A very professional and well run organization that can discuss/solve your travel concerns quickly. I have worked in health care for a long time, they know what they are doing :)

Do not waste your time or money here. I used to frequent the Travel Medicine Clinic on Bay -Dr. Scappatura was efficient, highly knowledgeable and a complete joy to deal with. His fees were always reasonable and prescriptions were included as part of the visitation fee. Unfortunately his clinic is now closed so I came to Passport Health. What a nightmare. There are no doctors, only nurses who try to upsell you all kinds of vaccines that have nothing to do with your actual trip. Moreover, they charge separately for prescriptions, which was not clearly disclosed up-front. Some of their recommendations do not even make sense - if I am travelling in two weeks why are they recommending a vaccine that has to be administered over several weeks that would coincide with my trip? The nurses are clearly following a script - I I don't need to be lectured about the benefits of a certain drug if I have already taken it many times before. The whole visit was unnecessarily time consuming and frustrating. I refused to buy their drugs because it seemed to me that they would be overcharging and based on past comments, they appear to do so. I will definitely look for another clinic the next time I have to travel.