Vaccinations

When you travel abroad for work – especially for longer periods of time – it’s a good idea to get advice on the possible risks you may face from infectious diseases. The chances of an infection abroad are often greater because of inferior hygienic conditions and poor sanitation facilities. With adequate precautions and the right vaccinations, you can minimise the risks posed by infectious diseases. With a vaccination and personal travel advice from KeurCompany, you are protected when you travel.

Personal travel advice

KeurCompany offers vaccinations so that you can easily protect yourself against these risks. In addition, it’s important to take adequate precautions, such as paying attention to the food that you eat and drinking enough fluids. What you can do and what you are well advised to avoid, and which vaccinations you require will depend on where you are travelling to and what you will be doing when you are there. Your own health is also a factor. For these reasons, every traveller at KeurCompany receives personal travel advice.

Making an appointment

You can make an appointment for a personal consultation at a nearby KeurCompany location online right now. There are dozens of locations, so there is always one near you. At these locations, payment for the services is only possible with your bank card. Click here to make an appointment.

Painless injections and fear of needles

If you are dreading a shot, KeurCompany offers two solutions to lower the threshold. To reduce the pain after a shot, special plasters or salves are applied. For people with fear of needles, special sessions have been set up at several locations. You can make an appointment for one of these sessions by calling 0900-040 10 36 (€0.25 p.m.)

Questions

Do you have any questions or would you like additional information? Then call 0900-040 10 36. You can also call this number if you have questions after a vaccination. Or you can send an e-mail to vaccinaties@keurcompany.nl.

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