Ages 0–10
$150
Physician examination. Bloodwork and chest X-rays are not routinely required for this age group.
One Stop Immigration Medical
From Berczy Village to an Ajax medical.
When a teenager joins the family application, the medical becomes a shared project. Head east from Berczy Village to our Rossland Road East clinic for the physician exam and bloodwork, with chest X-rays in the same building.
Medicals for Berczy Village households
Room for teenagers to take part.
Older children often want to understand their own immigration medical rather than just follow along. One Stop Immigration Medical operates in Ajax, not Markham, and our panel physicians examine Berczy Village teens and adults with bloodwork on site and chest X-ray services in the same building.
Read each applicant's instructions together, including the teenager's, before choosing a date. When you call, our team will confirm the bookings, list what each person should bring and explain the exam so a younger applicant knows what to expect.
Choosing medicals for the family
- Canadian immigration medicals
- For Berczy Village residents applying for permanent residence, or needing a medical as a worker, student, visitor or refugee claimant. Keep each person's IRCC paperwork close when you call to book.
- New Zealand medicals
- Is the family moving from Berczy Village to New Zealand? Berczy Village families can book full and partial medicals with us. Send each applicant's examination instructions so we can confirm services.
- Embassy medicals
- For an embassy medical for Saudi Arabia, Greece, Thailand or Taiwan, contact us first. Share the destination's forms and required tests before an appointment is scheduled.
Check every family member's file.
A teenager's requirements may not match a parent's, even on the same application. Confirm whether each person needs an upfront medical or is responding to a request. If IRCC has sent a deadline, let us know when you call, and we will look for a time that fits the school calendar and the drive from Berczy Village.
Review the official guidance for permanent residence applicants or visitors, students and workers.
What happens at the clinic
A visit teens can follow.
With testing and the exam in one building, the family can stay together through the visit. Ask about the typical appointment length before arranging time off school or work, as an extra report or investigation is occasionally needed.
Sign in together
Each person's passport and medical paperwork are checked at reception. Mention any name that is spelled differently on a school record, passport or immigration form.
Talk with the physician
Teens can answer questions about their own health, with a parent's help if they want it. Adults can also raise any concerns about the exam or support they would find useful.
Complete each test
Staff tell each person which tests apply to them. Bloodwork is done on site and chest X-rays are in the same building, so a nervous teen does not have to face a second trip.
Wrap up the visit
File each eMedical information sheet with the right person's documents. Ask whether anything is outstanding, then follow your application instructions for showing proof of the medical.
Getting organised in Berczy Village
Let your teen pack their own folder.
A teenager who prepares their own documents usually feels more in control on the day. Have them gather their passport, request letter and medication list, then check the folder together. Parents can keep the younger children's papers in separate envelopes.
Records from a Markham family doctor or school nurse are not sent to our Ajax clinic, so bring copies of anything relevant. Let us know in advance if anyone needs language support, help with mobility or a parent present. Comfortable clothing and any personal instructions you were given will make the visit easier.
Read the full exam preparation guideEach person should bring
- A passport or other accepted ID, checked by the teen as well as the parent.
- Their medical request letter or form, if issued, plus the application instructions.
- A list of medications they take and the doses.
- Specialist letters, earlier results or other relevant health reports.
- Glasses or contacts for any teen or adult who relies on them.
- Valid coverage documents for any refugee claimant in the family who wants coverage.
Fees for Berczy Village patients
Budget for each applicant.
Standard fees are set by the age bands listed below, so a teenager and a parent may fall into different groups. Ask for the family total when booking, since tests can vary. Pricing for embassy medicals or additional investigations is handled in its own conversation with the clinic.
Ages 11–14
$200
Physician examination and chest X-ray. Bloodwork is not routinely required for this age group.
Ages 15+
$250
Physician examination, blood testing and chest X-ray are part of standard testing for this age group.
Payment options
Cash and debit are both accepted, and a $10 transaction fee applies to credit card payments. If the case needs further testing, ask the team about the cost.
Refugee claimant coverage
Refugee claimants from Berczy Village should phone with their Blue Cross information before the appointment. Carry each family member's valid documents so the team can review eligibility and covered services on the spot.
Testing can vary with your medical history or IRCC instructions. The panel physician will confirm what is needed for your case.
Home again in Berczy Village
Keep each file on track.
Finishing the visit is only one part of completing each medical file. Our Ajax clinic submits Canadian immigration medicals through eMedical once the required exam and reports are ready. Keep every information sheet with the matching person's application.
Give it two weeks before calling us about submission. This is the clinic's follow-up guideline, not an IRCC processing period. If any family member needs another test or report, we will say what is outstanding. If a parent's or teen's contact details change, tell the clinic.
Talk to our team about the clinic's submission. Follow the application through your IRCC account. The panel physician supplies the medical findings, and IRCC makes the final decision on the medical exam and the application. Read IRCC’s medical exam guidance.
A record for each person
Keeping a copy of results?
Once a case is submitted, you may request an electronic copy for personal records. Asking for one is a choice and leaves the eMedical submission unchanged.
$10 copy service fee
Allow up to one week after payment for electronic delivery.
A teen's copy, like a parent's, lists only the immigration tests done for that person. If your teen's doctor in Markham will review a result, bring the report along to that visit.
Order your resultsThe drive from Berczy Village
Bring the family to Ajax.
There is no Markham clinic. Appointments take place at Suite 403, 300 Rossland Road East, Ajax, ON L1Z 0M1, inside Rossland Radiology, where parking is free. Add the suite number to the family calendar so everyone knows where to meet.
From Berczy Village you cross much of Markham before reaching Durham Region, usually by taking Highway 407 or Highway 401 east. Enter the full Rossland Road East address before you set out and leave time to reach the suite before the appointment. If a teen is meeting you there, share the address in advance.
Taking transit as a family? Getting from Berczy Village into Durham requires connections, so check every leg and the trip home in a planner. Plan your trip with York Region Transit
Language help for every age.
Parents and teenagers sometimes prefer different languages when talking about health. Our team speaks English, French, Dari, Farsi, Filipino, Punjabi, Urdu, Hindi and Arabic. Call ahead to see who is available or to arrange bringing an interpreter.
Booking medicals for parents and teens?
Give us a head count of the people needing medicals, along with their ages. If exams, school activities or a parent's commute limit your options, mention them so the team can discuss appointment times that fit.
905-621-3827Helping teenagers take part
A guide written for teens.
Our teen guide covers planning conversations, sharing appointment details, preparing health information without scripting answers, privacy questions and arranging school absence for a medical in Ajax.