Good to know before you book.

We offer travel health consultations, vaccinations, travel-related prescriptions, custom travel health kits, and student form completions including TB skin testing. We also provide occupational health services and Up North Radiance wellness services.

We are authorized to administer the Yellow Fever vaccine and issue the International Certificate of Vaccination required for travel to certain countries.

We are conveniently located at 96 White Oak Drive East, Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. Our clinic is easily accessible for travellers across the city and surrounding area, offering a professional and welcoming space.

No referral is needed. You can book directly with us.

We are based in Sault Ste. Marie, ON. We offer mobile clinics on request, and virtual consults and prescriptions for those in the district.

We provide a one-on-one review of your health history, travel destination and full itinerary to recommend and provide the right vaccines, prescriptions and travel health tips.

Ideally, book at least 6 to 8 weeks before your trip. This allows time for vaccines to take effect. If you're leaving sooner, we can still help with last-minute protection.

Our focus is on travel health, but we can also review and update your routine immunizations at the travel consultation appointment.

We provide travel-specific and non-publicly-funded vaccines including Hepatitis A and B, Typhoid, Japanese Encephalitis, Rabies (pre-exposure), Yellow Fever, shingles and HPV.

Yes. Our Nurse Practitioner can prescribe travel medications such as malaria prophylaxis, antibiotics and altitude sickness medication.

Yes, we provide TB skin tests for school, employment and travel requirements.

No, we do not. Your immunization records stay at the site where you were vaccinated. We encourage patients to contact the site where they received previous vaccinations before their consultation appointment to request their immunization record. Whenever you receive an immunization, you should report it to Algoma Public Health. You can also request your record through ICON.

• Basic kit: essentials for general travel.
• Adventure kit: extra items for outdoor, remote or high-risk trips.
• Family kit: child-friendly supplies and dosing tools for families with kids.

You can order a kit during your consultation, or call or email us.

No, prescriptions are not included in the kits by default. If needed, they can be prescribed during a consultation and added separately.

Yes, all items are travel-size and TSA/airline compliant.

Yes, all local delivery is free in Sault Ste. Marie, ON. We also offer in-store pickup.

Yes. We assist students with required health forms for nursing, healthcare, college and university programs, including immunization records, blood requisitions and Tuberculosis testing.

A TB (Tuberculosis) skin test helps determine if you have been exposed to tuberculosis. A small amount of testing solution is injected under the skin, and the site is checked after 48 to 72 hours.

Two visits: one to place the test, and one to read the result after 48 to 72 hours. Some students may require a two-step test, which involves four visits.

Yes. We will provide official documentation for your program's requirements once all tests and vaccinations are completed.

We recommend booking at least 4 to 6 weeks before your deadline, especially if a two-step TB test is required, to allow enough time for completion.

Yes. During your appointment we can review your immunization record and order blood work to check immunity before providing any missing vaccines required for your program.

You can book online, by phone at 705-963-0525, or by email at info@upnorthhealthclinic.com.

We accept cash, debit, credit cards and e-transfer.

We require a minimum of 24 hours' notice for cancellations. Late cancellations may be subject to a fee of $25.

Yes. We provide flexible scheduling, including evenings and weekends, to fit your travel timeline.

Travel vaccines and consultations are not covered by OHIP. Some private insurance plans may cover part of the cost; check with your provider.

We follow strict cold chain protocols using a temperature-monitored fridge and coolers to ensure vaccines remain safe and effective.

Yes. We follow all privacy regulations under PHIPA to ensure your personal and medical information is kept secure.

All sharps and medical waste are stored in approved containers and picked up by licensed biomedical waste services.

We are trained and equipped to respond immediately to allergic reactions, including administering epinephrine and calling EMS. We always carry epinephrine in clinic. Patient safety is always our top priority.