Prepare for your consultation
To prepare for your appointment, please complete the documents that will be sent to your Doctolib account when you book your appointment and return them to us as soon as possible. On the day of your appointment, please bring the following documents:
- Health or vaccination record
- Current treatment order
- Medical correspondence (in case of chronic illness or serious condition)
- Copy of the latest blood test results (in case of chronic illness such as diabetes, kidney or liver failure, immune deficiency, HIV, etc.)
Except with exceptional authorization from the center's doctor, we do not accept vaccines from outside in order to respect the cold chain.
Expertise at the heart of prevention
The Health Examination Center at the Pasteur Institute in Lille offers a Preventive Health Examination. This health check-up is available to all individuals covered by the general social security scheme, starting at age 16. Coverage and fees: The health check-up is free, fully covered by Health Insurance, and requires no upfront payment.
This is the perfect opportunity to assess your health, receive personalized advice, and anticipate your future needs. Take control of your health today: book your spot now!
Practical information
Come on foot
- From the “Lille-Flandres” train station, take Avenue Charles Saint-Venant, go straight towards Rue Saint-Sauveur and Rue Frédéric Mottez.
- Cross Boulevard Louis XIV and take Rue du Professeur Calmette (opposite).
Coming by metro
- 5 minutes from the “Lille-Europe” and “Lille-Flandres” train stations.
- Line 2 – “Lille Grand Palais” station.
- Cross Boulevard Louis XIV, head to the right and then take Rue du Professeur Calmette at the end of the building, on the left.
Come by car
- Head towards Lille-Centre via the eastern ring road.
- City Centre Exit No. 2b.
- Take Boulevard Louis XIV then Rue du Professeur Calmette.
Getting here from the airport
- Lille-Lesquin Airport
- Shuttle Lesquin – Lille: 20 minutes
- Arrival at Lille Europe station.
F.A.Q
Unless specifically authorized by the center's doctor, vaccines from outside are not accepted.
This rule ensures strict adherence to the cold chain and the safety of vaccinations carried out within the Centre.
It is recommended to plan for:
- at least 1 month before departure for a typical trip,
- more time for expatriation, a trip around the world or a humanitarian mission.
This allows us to anticipate vaccination schedules, as some vaccines require several injections or a delay before becoming effective.
No, consultations and the majority of vaccines carried out as part of a trip are not reimbursed by Health Insurance.
On the other hand, some mutual insurance companies may cover all or part of the costs, including pharmacy expenses related to vaccination.
We advise you to contact your health insurance provider before coming to the center.
For up-to-date and reliable information, you can consult the following websites:
- Vaccination Information Service
- Ministry of Solidarity and Health
- Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs
- Ariane (registration of travellers abroad)
- Mesvaccins.net
- Jevoyage.net
The Centre's recommendations are also based on those of the High Council for Public Health.
An international vaccination certificate, particularly for yellow fever, may be required:
- during customs clearance,
- for obtaining certain visas.
In case of loss:
- Contact the center where the vaccination was administered to request a duplicate.
- If the vaccine was administered at the International Vaccination Centre of the Pasteur Institute in Lille, please contact our secretariat.
Duplicate fee: see the price list
Go Further
Prepare for your trips
Prepare your trips with the Travel Medical Advice Centre of the Pasteur Institute of Lille
Make an appointment
Whether it's a health check-up or a vaccination, health examinations and assessments are carried out only by appointment via Doctolib.
