Ages 0–10
$150
Physician examination. Bloodwork and chest X-rays are not routinely required for this age group.
One Stop Immigration Medical
Immigration medicals for Courtice households.
Settling into a newer Courtice subdivision with an application on the go? Our panel physicians see you in Ajax, where the exam, bloodwork and chest X-ray are all arranged within a single building.
Courtice patients, seen in Ajax
Fit the medical around a busy household.
Courtice sits right at the eastern edge of Oshawa, and many homes here belong to young families juggling daycare, school runs and new jobs. Our Ajax clinic groups the physician exam and bloodwork into one suite, with chest X-ray services elsewhere in the building, so the appointment takes one outing rather than several.
Perhaps you bought a house in one of the newer Courtice streets, or you are renting while you settle into Durham Region. Either way, the starting point is the paperwork for your own application. Our team can help you choose the right appointment type and tell you which records to gather beforehand.
Pick the exam your application asks for
- Canadian immigration medicals
- For Courtice residents applying for permanent residence, or needing a medical as a worker, student, visitor or refugee claimant. Have your IRCC request nearby when you call so we book the correct visit.
- New Zealand medicals
- Planning a move from Courtice to New Zealand? Full and partial medicals are both available. Share your examination instructions when you book so the team knows which parts apply to you.
- Embassy medicals
- Bound for Saudi Arabia, Greece, Thailand or Taiwan? Talk to us about an embassy medical, and send along the destination forms and testing list before you head to Ajax.
Your file decides the booking.
Parents at the bus stop or neighbours across the street may share their own medical stories, but their exam type may differ from yours. Find out whether your application expects an upfront medical or one after a formal request. If IRCC has written to you, mention the letter and any deadline on it when you reach our Ajax team.
Review the official guidance for permanent residence applicants or visitors, students and workers.
What the appointment looks like
A Courtice family's visit, step by step.
Having the testing in one building means fewer handovers for parents managing little ones. Before arranging a babysitter or leaving work early, ask how long the appointment is likely to take, keeping in mind that further reports or investigations are sometimes requested.
Arrive at Suite 403
Hand over your identification and medical instructions at the desk. Staff use them to open your medical file, so point out any alternate spelling of your name or a passport that was recently reissued.
Meet the panel physician
Go over your medical background, the medicines you take and any treatment in progress. Feel free to mention nerves about the exam or ask for practical support during this part of the visit.
Do the tests for your case
The team lets you know which tests are needed for you. Blood is drawn on site and chest X-rays are taken in the same building, which keeps the whole visit compact for a family on a tight schedule.
Check what remains
Keep the eMedical information sheet handed to you. Ask whether any item is still outstanding before you return to Courtice, and follow your application instructions on how to show the exam was done.
Getting ready at home in Courtice
Sort the paperwork before the car seats.
Mornings with young children rarely leave time to hunt for documents at the door. The night before, give every attending family member a labelled pouch and confirm that each passport goes with the right person. Doing this once the kids are in bed tends to make the next morning far calmer.
Bring any relevant records yourself, even when your family doctor is nearby in Courtice or Oshawa, because the clinic does not receive them automatically. Contact us ahead of time if anyone needs language help, mobility assistance or a support person in the room. Choose comfortable clothing and follow any individual preparation advice you receive.
Read the full exam preparation guideBefore buckling up in Courtice
- Passport or another form of identification accepted for the immigration medical.
- Your medical request letter or form, if one was issued, along with your application instructions.
- A written list of current medications showing each name and dose.
- Any specialist letters, health reports or past test results relevant to your history.
- Prescription glasses or contact lenses, if you wear them.
- Valid coverage paperwork if you are applying for refugee claimant coverage.
Planning costs from Courtice
Add up the family total early.
Use the age bands below to price each person coming from Courtice. A toddler, a teenager and a parent may each need different testing, so ask the team to confirm the combined amount when you book. Embassy medicals and any additional investigations are priced separately and are best discussed directly 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
Paying by cash or debit avoids extra charges, and a credit card payment adds the clinic's $10 transaction fee. If further testing is requested for you, ask about its cost before it goes ahead.
Refugee claimant coverage
Courtice refugee claimants should call with their Blue Cross coverage information before the visit. On the day, bring valid documents so staff can verify eligibility and explain which services are covered.
Testing can vary with your medical history or IRCC instructions. The panel physician will confirm what is needed for your case.
Back home in Courtice
What happens with your file now.
Leaving the appointment is not the same as having a finished medical file. When the required exam and reports are ready, the clinic submits Canadian immigration medicals through eMedical. Tuck the information sheet in with your other application papers somewhere easy to find.
We ask that you allow two weeks before calling us about your submission. That timeframe is only a follow-up guideline and is not an IRCC processing time. Should another test or report be required, the team will explain what is missing. Tell us if you change your phone number or email after the appointment.
Reach our team with questions about the clinic's submission, and use your IRCC account to follow the application itself. The panel physician provides the medical findings, while IRCC makes the final call on the exam and your application. Read IRCC’s medical exam guidance.
Records for your household
Keeping a copy of the results?
When your case has been submitted, you can ask for an electronic copy to hold in your own records. It is optional and has no effect on the submission the clinic makes through eMedical.
$10 copy service fee
Allow up to one week after payment for electronic delivery.
The copy shows the immigration test results completed for your case. If you would like to go over a result with a family doctor in Courtice, have the report ready to bring to that visit.
Order your resultsFrom Courtice to Rossland Road East
Heading west from Courtice.
We have one location only: Suite 403, 300 Rossland Road East, Ajax, ON L1Z 0M1, inside Rossland Radiology. There is no office in Courtice or elsewhere in Clarington. Free parking is available on site, and saving the suite number with your booking helps you reach the right desk quickly.
From Courtice, many drivers join Highway 401 and continue west through Oshawa and Whitby into Ajax, while Highway 407 is another route some households prefer. Type the full Rossland Road East address into your navigation app, and build in spare time for traffic, a diaper change or a stop along the way.
Not driving? Review your bus connections and the trip back to Courtice before you leave the house. Plan your trip with Durham Region Transit
Need to speak in another language?
Health questions feel more manageable when you can answer in your own language. Our team speaks English, French, Dari, Farsi, Filipino, Punjabi, Urdu, Hindi and Arabic. Call before leaving Courtice to find out who is working that day, or to plan for an interpreter to join you.
Booking for parents and kids together?
Give us the number of people needing medicals and their ages when you phone. If naps, school dismissal or a single parent bringing several children shape your day, say so and the team can look at appointment options that suit your household.
905-621-3827Guidance for parents
Is your child's medical on a school day?
Our guide helps parents report the absence, arrange pickup, explain the visit in child-friendly words and decide whether returning to class afterward makes sense.