Ages 0–10
$150
Physician examination. Bloodwork and chest X-rays are not routinely required for this age group.
One Stop Immigration Medical
Downtown Whitby, with your medical sorted.
When your application calls for a panel physician, head west from the heart of Whitby to our Ajax clinic. The exam, bloodwork and chest X-ray are handled at one address.
For residents of central Whitby
Step away from the main street for one morning.
Life in Downtown Whitby tends to revolve around errands on Dundas Street, a busy calendar and, for many, a GO train schedule. One Stop Immigration Medical keeps the immigration exam in a single visit: you see the panel physician in Ajax, give blood samples on site and have your chest X-ray in the same building.
Whether you rent above a shop or own a house a few blocks from the centre, the first task is identical: open the instructions for your own application. With those in hand, our staff can schedule the visit, list what to bring and explain each stage before you arrive.
Pick the medical that fits your file
- Canadian immigration medicals
- For Downtown Whitby residents needing a medical for permanent residence, a work or study permit, a visitor application or a refugee claim. Have your IRCC request nearby when you call so the booking lines up with it.
- New Zealand medicals
- Leaving central Whitby for New Zealand? Full and partial New Zealand medicals are both performed at our Ajax clinic. Read us your examination instructions when booking so we can see which services you will need.
- Embassy medicals
- Is your next posting in Saudi Arabia, Greece, Thailand or Taiwan? Call about an embassy medical and send over that country's forms and required tests before an appointment is set.
Your file decides the booking.
Advice from a friend downtown may describe a medical that has nothing to do with yours. Find out whether you are doing the exam upfront or responding to a request from IRCC. When a letter has already come, mention its deadline and details to our staff as soon as you call.
Review the official guidance for permanent residence applicants or visitors, students and workers.
Your appointment, step by step
How the morning unfolds in Ajax.
Everything required for the medical takes place in the one building, which suits downtown residents who would rather not plan several outings. Ask roughly how long you should set aside, because some files need further reports or investigations before they are complete.
Show your identification
At Suite 403, present the identification you are using and any medical paperwork. Flag a recent passport renewal or a name written differently elsewhere so the record starts out accurate.
Sit down with the physician
The panel physician will ask about illnesses, medicines and treatment you are receiving now. Feel free to ask what each part of the exam involves or to request support that would help.
Do the tests on your list
Staff confirm which tests apply to your case. Blood is drawn on site and the chest X-ray is done in the same building, so you stay in one place for the whole visit.
Confirm before you go
Tuck the eMedical information sheet you receive into your bag before leaving the room. Ask whether anything is still outstanding, then check what your application says about sending proof of the exam.
Organising from downtown
Check your ID before anything else.
Identification is the piece most likely to cause a hold-up at check-in, so look at it first. Make sure the passport or accepted document is current and that the name matches your request letter. Then put each person's papers into a separate sleeve so nothing gets swapped on the way.
Your family doctor may practise just around the corner, yet the clinic will not receive your records automatically. Collect anything relevant and bring it along yourself. Call ahead if you want help in another language, need assistance moving around or are bringing a support person, and follow any instructions given for your own preparation.
Read the full exam preparation guideBefore you leave downtown
- Identification accepted for the immigration medical, usually your passport.
- Any request letter or medical form, plus the instructions tied to your application.
- A written list of current medications, including each dose.
- Recent letters from specialists, plus any medical reports or results connected to your health history.
- Your usual glasses or contacts.
- Current documents for refugee claimant coverage, if you plan to use it.
Fees for downtown households
Work out the total in advance.
Fees are set by age band, shown below, so calculate one line for every person who is attending. A grandparent and a toddler will not necessarily share the same tests, so confirm a combined figure over the phone. Talk to the clinic separately about embassy medicals or any added investigations.
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
The clinic takes cash and debit; a $10 transaction fee applies to credit card payments. If extra testing is requested for your file, ask what that will add.
Refugee claimant coverage
Refugee claimants living in Downtown Whitby should phone with their Blue Cross details before booking. Carry valid documents to the visit so staff can check what is covered.
Testing can vary with your medical history or IRCC instructions. The panel physician will confirm what is needed for your case.
Back in Downtown Whitby
The file keeps moving after you leave.
Leaving the exam room is one milestone, and completing the medical file is another. Once the necessary examination and reports are finished, the clinic sends Canadian immigration medicals through eMedical. File your information sheet beside the rest of your application papers.
Give it two weeks before you phone to ask whether your medical has been submitted. Treat that as the clinic's follow-up guideline rather than any indication of IRCC timelines. We will tell you if a further report or test is still required. Keep your contact information current with us after the appointment.
Questions about what the clinic has submitted can go to our team. To see where the application itself stands, log in to your IRCC account. Medical findings are reported by the panel physician, and IRCC alone decides on the exam and the application. Read IRCC’s medical exam guidance.
A copy for yourself
Interested in your own results copy?
Downtown patients can request an electronic copy of their results once the case has been submitted. It is an optional extra and has no effect on the clinic's eMedical submission.
$10 copy service fee
Allow up to one week after payment for electronic delivery.
Inside, you will find the immigration tests that were done for your case. If your doctor in Whitby would like to go over a result, bring it to your next appointment there.
Order your resultsFrom the centre of Whitby
A short trip west along Dundas.
You will find us at Suite 403, 300 Rossland Road East, Ajax, ON L1Z 0M1, inside Rossland Radiology, where parking is free. Highway 2, known locally as Dundas Street, carries you west out of Downtown Whitby, and Highway 401 is another option. Note the suite number so you can head straight upstairs.
Type the full Rossland Road East address into your phone before you set off rather than relying on memory. Give yourself a cushion of time for traffic so you are at the suite before your booking. If a relative is driving, share the address with them and settle when and where you will be picked up.
Prefer not to drive? Whitby GO station sits on the Lakeshore East line, and Durham Region Transit buses link Whitby and Ajax, so plan both legs of the trip. Plan your trip with Durham Region Transit
Need to speak in your own language?
Health questions can be easier to answer when you are not translating in your head. Our staff speak English, French, Dari, Farsi, Filipino, Punjabi, Urdu, Hindi and Arabic. Call before the visit to see who will be on hand, or to tell us an interpreter is coming with you.
One downtown home, several medicals?
Tell us how many people need an exam and how old each one is. If your household shares one vehicle or has to fit the visit around work downtown, let us know so we can discuss times that suit everyone.
905-621-3827Sort out your documents first
Get your identification right.
Our guide to identification for an immigration medical covers passport renewals, name differences, children's documents and why a photo on your phone may not be enough.