Travel vaccinations and advice

Travel medicine advice at JUVENIS in Vienna

Vaccinations are among the most important and effective preventive measures available in medicine. JUVENIS travel medical advice will inform you about the necessary vaccinations.

All vaccinations recommended in the current Austrian vaccination schedule are required for your trip. Different vaccinations are recommended depending on the destination. Various criteria play a role here, e.g:

  • Destination

  • Current epidemiology (frequency with which a disease occurs in the destination country)

  • Trip duration

  • Travel style (backpacker, beach vacation, "all-inclusive" traveler)

  • Age of the traveler

Treatment room in the JUVENIS medical center for travel medicine consultations

Travel vaccinations

Categories of travel vaccinations

Travel vaccinations are divided into three categories:

  • Routine vaccinations

    They are recommended regardless of whether you are traveling (according to the Austrian vaccination schedule)

  • Mandatory vaccinations

    These vaccinations must be carried out before entering a country (the country makes the vaccinations mandatory for entry).

  • Recommended travel vaccinations

    Vaccinations recommended against diseases to which you may be exposed when traveling.

Please contact JUVENIS by phone at +43 1 236 3020by e-mail to empfang@juvenismed.at or via the contact formto make an appointment for a consultation or treatment.

What travel vaccinations are available?

1. routine vaccinations:

  • Diphtheria

  • Tetanus

  • Polio

  • Hepatitis A

  • Hepatitis B

2. recommended vaccinations (depending on destination):

  • Yellow fever (mandatory in certain countries!)

  • Meningococcal meningitis

  • Japanese B encephalitis

  • Rabies

  • Cholera

Treatment procedure

During a brief consultation, your vaccination record will be checked for completeness, missing vaccinations will be recorded and a vaccination schedule will be drawn up together. JUVENIS will order the necessary vaccines for you.

Please seek advice in good time before your trip!

At JUVENIS, your vaccinations are documented in an international vaccination certificate, which is valid for international travel.

Costs of travel medical advice

Vaccination recommendation for JUVENIS Price
Vaccination consultation (duration 20 min.), plus vaccines € 60
As part of a general medical practice: per vaccination,
plus vaccines
€ 30

FAQs

Travel medicine consultation is personalized medical care provided before traveling abroad. The goal is to identify health risks in the destination country and take appropriate preventive measures.

Depending on your destination, there may be infectious diseases, adverse weather conditions, or hygiene risks. Seeking advice in advance can help you protect yourself effectively and avoid health problems.

Ideally, you should schedule your consultation 4 to 8 weeks before your trip so that you have enough time for vaccinations and other preparations.

Typical topics include:

  • Recommended and required vaccinations

  • Malaria and Infection Prevention

  • Travel First Aid Kit

  • hygiene measures

  • Behavior in the destination country

Depending on your destination, vaccinations against hepatitis, typhoid, yellow fever, or rabies may be recommended. You should also check your routine vaccinations and get booster shots if necessary.

We begin with a detailed review of your travel plans, your health status, and your vaccination history. You will then receive personalized recommendations and can get any necessary vaccinations right away.

Yes, even for shorter trips, it can be a good idea to seek medical advice, especially when traveling to regions with increased health risks.

A well-stocked first-aid kit may include:

  • Medications for pain and fever

  • Remedies for diarrhea and nausea

  • Disinfectants and bandages

  • personal medications

Yes, without taking the necessary precautions, the risk of infection or health problems while abroad may be higher.

The cost depends on the scope of the consultation and the recommended measures. A consultation for vaccination advice (20 minutes), plus the cost of the vaccines, starts at €60. As part of a general medical consultation: starting at €30 per vaccination.
plus the cost of the vaccines

You can get the exact prices during a personal consultation.

Travel medical services are generally paid for out of pocket. In some cases, partial coverage may be available.

At JUVENIS, you’ll benefit from personalized advice, up-to-date medical expertise, and modern preventive care. You’ll receive a health plan tailored to your trip, so you can travel safely and well-prepared.

We have answered the most frequently asked questions about travel medicine consultations here. If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us atempfang@juvenismed.at or by phone at +43 1 236 3020.

Team

Dr. med. Daniela Themmer

Dr. med.Daniela Themmer, M.D.

Doctor of general medicine and nutritional medicine
Dr. Tanja Pisec-Weihen

Dr. med.Tanja Pisec-Weihen, M.D.

Doctor of general medicine and orthomolecular medicine

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