Downtown Montréal Travel Clinic

Passport Health’s expert staff will create a health plan that works with your itinerary. This includes health alerts for the country where you’re going, general travel advice and necessary medications.

All 250+ clinics across North America have yellow fever, typhoid, rabies and other key vaccines in-stock and ready for your next trip.

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Whether you’re traveling to India or Indonesia, Thailand or Timbuktu, Passport Health has everything you’ll need for your upcoming trip.

Take the green line of the metro and exit at Peel Metro Station. The building connects to the metro directly. Look for the Metcalfe exit in the Peel station. After taking the escalators, you will find the building entrance.

Take the 24 whether traveling from the East or West side of the city. Exit the bus at the Peel/Sherbrooke stop. Continue to walk east on Sherbrooke. Turn right on Metcalfe Street and continue straight down until you reach de Maisonneuve. The building will be on the right-hand side.

Head southeast towards Sherbrooke Ouest. Turn right onto Rue Sherbrooke ouest. Continue walking until you reach Mansfield, and turn left. Proceed on Mansfield until you reach boulevard de Maisonneuve Ouest and turn right. Continue on boul. De Maisonneuve, and you will find the building on the right-hand side.

De Maisonneuve Ouest. Turn right onto boulevard de Maisonneuve and continue walking straight until you reach Metcalfe. You will find the building on the left-hand side.

Colombe Grenier, RN
Registered nurse (RN) for 35 years, I had the opportunity to work in different areas: the pediatric hospital in Montreal, a university-affiliated hospital in Lausanne, and remote areas in Ontario. I also have several international cooperation missions to my credit, as well as a few years as an outreach nurse, working with vulnerable populations. For 9 years now, I have been working in travel health. In 2015, I obtained the Travel Health Certification from the International Society of Travel Medicine. Recently, I joined the Passport Health team as a nurse manager for the province of Quebec. I am passionate about travelling and communication. Whether you are going to spend a few days under the southern sun or traveling around the world, I put my expertise at your service. Come to meet me for a talk.

Danaelle Prouxl, RN
After completing my nursing education, I worked in the medical sales industry across Quebec. To broaden my knowledge, I started studying Business Administration at ESG (School of Management Sciences). Subsequently, I became interested in preventive health in all its forms. So, I continued my journey in a preventive medicine clinic, where I experienced several aspects of my practice, including vaccination. I am passionate about health, travel and entrepreneurship. The health journey is for me a perfect balance between my passions. I want to be able to provide excellent service to my clients and provide them with as much information as possible before they leave. Recently, I started a graduate program in Global Health to deepen my knowledge and to be an expert in my field.

Deisy Bustillo, RN
My professional experiences in hospitals and in clinic research enabled me to learn a lot about health and nursing. I am still able to keep learning about these domains since I am finishing a Bachelor’s degree in nursing from l’Université de Montreal and started a specialty in travel medicine. I believe that practicing vaccination is an important role for a Registered Nurse since it contributes to illness prevention. At Passport Health, I am able to contribute to illness prevention through vaccination, and travel related education which are actions that are very gratifying for me.