Ages 0–10
$150
Physician examination. Bloodwork and chest X-rays are not routinely required for this age group.
One Stop Immigration Medical
Centennial Scarborough families, one trip for everyone's medical.
Booking exams for children and adults together takes some planning. At our Ajax clinic on Rossland Road East, the panel physician visit, on-site bloodwork and a chest X-ray in the same building help keep a family appointment manageable.
Serving families in Centennial Scarborough
Medicals for parents and little ones alike.
For a Centennial Scarborough household applying together, a medical often means booking for several people at once. One Stop Immigration Medical in Ajax brings the physician exam, blood collection and chest X-ray together, which helps when you are keeping track of young children as well as your own paperwork.
Look at the medical instructions for each person on the application, since a child's requirements may not mirror a parent's. Our staff can then book suitable appointments, tell you what to bring for every family member and explain what each person can expect.
Booking the right exam for each person
- Canadian immigration medicals
- For Centennial Scarborough families applying for permanent residence, and for workers, students, visitors and refugee claimants who need a medical. Bring IRCC instructions for each applicant.
- New Zealand medicals
- Is your family relocating from Centennial Scarborough to New Zealand? Children and adults alike can complete a full or partial New Zealand medical with us. Share every person's examination instructions when you book so services can be confirmed.
- Embassy medicals
- If your family is travelling to Saudi Arabia, Greece, Thailand or Taiwan, ask about embassy medicals. Send the forms and testing requirements for each traveller before scheduling.
Check every family member's instructions.
It is easy to assume the whole household needs identical exams, but that is not always so. Confirm whether each person needs an upfront medical or one requested by IRCC. If anyone has received a letter, mention it and the deadline when you call from Centennial Scarborough.
Review the official guidance for permanent residence applicants or visitors, students and workers.
A family visit in Ajax
What to expect with children in tow.
Having the exam and tests at one address saves Centennial Scarborough families from moving young children between buildings across town. Ask how long a group appointment may take before arranging the day, as extra reports or investigations are sometimes needed for one person.
Check everyone in
At Suite 403, present the identification and medical paperwork for each person. Staff confirm details for every file, so point out a child's new passport or a name spelled differently between documents.
Each person sees the physician
The panel physician reviews health history, medicines and current care for every applicant. Parents can raise questions about a child's exam, and anyone can ask for support they need.
Testing as required
Staff explain which tests apply to each family member. Blood samples are collected on site and chest X-rays are done in the same building, keeping the group in one place.
Gather every information sheet
Make sure you leave with an eMedical information sheet for each person examined. Ask if anything is still pending, then follow the application instructions on providing proof of the medicals.
Packing for the whole family
A labelled envelope per person.
With several passports and letters in one bag, mix-ups are easy. Label an envelope with each family member's name and place only their documents inside. Snacks, a favourite toy or a book for younger children can make waiting time easier too.
Vaccination records, paediatric reports and adult medical files are not available to our clinic unless you bring them. Ask ahead about language support, mobility needs or bringing another adult to help with the children. Dress everyone comfortably and follow any personal instructions from the clinic.
Read the full exam preparation guideFamily packing list
- Accepted identification for every person attending, such as each passport.
- Each applicant's medical request letter or form, if issued, plus the family's application instructions.
- A medication list for each person who takes regular medicine, with doses noted.
- Relevant reports for anyone with a health condition, including past test results.
- Spare glasses or contacts for any child or adult in the group who uses them.
- Refugee claimant coverage papers for every family member relying on them, all still valid.
Family costs from Centennial Scarborough
Add up the household total.
The age bands below help you calculate a fee for each child and adult. Because testing can differ by age, ask our staff to confirm the total family cost when booking. Embassy medicals and extra investigations are handled as separate discussions.
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
Paying with cash or debit avoids extra charges, while a credit card payment adds a $10 transaction fee. Ask the team about the price of any extra tests requested for a family member.
Refugee claimant coverage
Refugee claimant families in Centennial Scarborough should phone with Blue Cross details for each person before the visit. Bring everyone's valid documents so coverage can be checked.
Testing can vary with your medical history or IRCC instructions. The panel physician will confirm what is needed for your case.
Once the family is home
Tracking several medical files.
Each person's medical file is completed separately, and one may take longer than another. Our clinic submits Canadian immigration medicals through eMedical once each person's required exams and reports are finished. Keep every information sheet with the family's application records.
Centennial Scarborough parents should let two weeks pass before phoning about whether the family's medicals have been sent. That is a follow-up guideline from the clinic, not an indication of IRCC processing time. If a report or test is needed for one family member, we will explain what is outstanding. Let us know if the household's contact details change.
Contact our team about the clinic's submission for any family member. Use your IRCC account to follow the applications themselves. The panel physician provides medical findings, while IRCC decides on each exam and application. Read IRCC’s medical exam guidance.
Copies for the family
Saving results for each Centennial family member?
After a case is submitted, you can request an electronic copy of that person's results. The copy is optional and separate from the clinic's eMedical submission.
$10 copy service fee
Allow up to one week after payment for electronic delivery.
A child's copy, like a parent's, covers only the immigration tests from that person's own exam. If your children have a paediatrician or family doctor in Centennial Scarborough, the report may be handy at a future visit.
Order your resultsGetting the family to Ajax
Plan the outing in advance.
Our clinic is at Suite 403, 300 Rossland Road East, Ajax, ON L1Z 0M1, inside Rossland Radiology. You can park for free at the building, which helps when unloading strollers or car seats. Jot Suite 403 on the family calendar next to the appointment time.
From Centennial Scarborough, families driving east usually take Highway 401 past the Rouge River and through Pickering. Add the full Rossland Road East address to your navigation app, and allow extra time for bathroom breaks and getting children settled.
Travelling without a car? Rouge Hill and Guildwood GO stations are on the Lakeshore East line, and moving from the TTC to GO or Durham Region Transit involves a different fare system, so plan ahead. Plan your trip with GO Transit
Grandparents, parents and kids, each in their own language.
Grandparents and parents may each prefer a different language when describing their health. Our team speaks English, French, Dari, Farsi, Filipino, Punjabi, Urdu, Hindi and Arabic. Call before the appointment to see who is available or to discuss an interpreter.
How many medicals do you need?
When you phone, list each person's age and the total number of exams. If you need to work around nap times, school dismissal or a parent's shift, say so and the team can talk through appointment options.
905-621-3827Helping younger children
Preparing a child for the exam.
Our guide offers practical ideas for preparing a young child for an immigration medical in Ajax, using honest explanations, familiar routines and a parent's appointment plan.