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 Greenbank, a drive down Highway 12.
From this quiet Scugog hamlet, your appointment starts with a plan for the road. Our Ajax clinic on Rossland Road East keeps the panel physician exam, on-site bloodwork and a chest X-ray in the same building, so one trip covers the essentials.
Serving Greenbank from Ajax, Ontario
One well-planned trip from the countryside.
Living in a small rural hamlet means most errands begin with a set of car keys or a favour from a neighbour. One Stop Immigration Medical is located in Ajax, south of Scugog Township, and brings your panel physician visit, bloodwork and chest X-ray together so the drive is worth making.
Whether your home sits right on Highway 12 or down a concession road outside the hamlet, the instructions issued for your application come first. Once you have read them, our team can confirm the appointment type, explain what belongs in your document folder and talk you through the exam itself.
Matching your exam to your file
- Canadian immigration medicals
- For Greenbank applicants pursuing permanent residence, or needing a medical as a worker, student, visitor or refugee claimant. Keep your IRCC correspondence nearby so we can book the exam it describes.
- New Zealand medicals
- Planning a move from Greenbank to New Zealand? Full and partial medicals are both available at our clinic. Pass along your examination instructions when you book so we can see which services you need.
- Embassy medicals
- An embassy medical for Saudi Arabia, Greece, Thailand or Taiwan can also be arranged here. Send us the paperwork and testing list from that country first, and we will set a date once we have reviewed it.
Confirm the exam type before arranging a ride.
Lining up a driver only makes sense once you know which appointment you actually need. Look at whether your program wants an upfront medical or one completed after IRCC sends a request. If a letter from IRCC has reached you, tell our staff about it and any due date it gives when you call from Greenbank.
Review the official guidance for permanent residence applicants or visitors, students and workers.
Your appointment day in Ajax
Step by step, from the suite door to eMedical.
When getting to the clinic depends on a borrowed car or a friend's schedule, it helps that the physician exam and testing happen at a single address. Ask the team roughly how long your visit may run before you agree on a pickup time; occasionally a further report or investigation is needed.
Arrive and register
Bring your identification and medical paperwork up to Suite 403. Staff verify the details recorded in your file, so speak up about a replaced passport or a name that appears differently elsewhere.
Review your health history
Your panel physician will ask about previous illnesses, medicines you take and any care you currently receive. Feel free to ask about the examination or let the doctor know about any accommodation you need.
Have your tests done
You will be told which tests your case calls for. Blood is drawn on site and the chest X-ray happens in the same building, which spares you a separate journey for imaging after a long drive.
Confirm before the drive north
Slip the eMedical information sheet into your folder before you leave the suite. Ask whether anything is still outstanding, then follow your application's directions for showing proof that the exam took place.
Getting ready in Greenbank
Keep every document in the vehicle with you.
Once you are on the highway, turning back for a forgotten letter can cost the appointment. Pack the documents for each person attending into their own clearly labelled envelope, then place every envelope in one bag that rides in the car with you. Go through that bag before anyone starts the engine.
Records held by your family doctor or a hospital are not shared with our clinic on their own, so bring copies along. If you would like language assistance, mobility help or room for someone travelling with you, tell us before the day. Wear something comfortable for the trip and follow any personal instructions the clinic provides.
Read the full exam preparation guideBefore you pull out of the driveway
- Identification, such as a passport, that is accepted for the person having the medical.
- The request letter or medical form IRCC sent you, if any, plus the instructions for your program.
- A written list of your current medicines and how much of each you take.
- Copies of earlier test results, hospital summaries or letters from a specialist.
- Your eyeglasses or contacts, if you normally rely on them.
- Current coverage paperwork if you are requesting coverage as a refugee claimant.
Planning costs from Greenbank
Settle the budget before you set off.
Look over the age bands below for every person making the trip. Two family members of different ages may need different testing, so ask the clinic for a combined total when you book. Embassy medicals and any extra investigations are handled separately, so raise them with the team directly.
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
Bring cash or a debit card to keep things simple, or expect a $10 transaction fee on credit card payments. If your case requires additional testing, ask the team what it will cost.
Refugee claimant coverage
Refugee claimants travelling from Greenbank should phone ahead with their Blue Cross coverage details. Carry your valid documents to the appointment so staff can check eligibility and the services 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 Scugog
Following up after your visit.
Your exam may be done, but the medical file is not complete until every requirement is in. Our clinic sends Canadian immigration medicals through eMedical after the required examination and reports are finished. File the information sheet alongside your other application papers.
We ask that you give it two weeks before calling to check on submission. Treat that as a guide for contacting the clinic, not as an IRCC processing timeline. Should another test or report be required, we will explain what is still needed. If your phone number or email changes once you are home, please let us know.
Questions about how the clinic submitted your medical are ones our staff can help with. Your IRCC account is the place to follow the application itself. The panel physician reports the medical findings, while IRCC decides on the medical exam and on your application. Read IRCC’s medical exam guidance.
Results for your own records
Would you like a copy of your results?
Once your case has gone through, you can ask for an electronic copy to keep at home. This 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 the copy are the immigration tests performed for you. If you intend to review a result with your own doctor, keep the report somewhere easy to find before that visit.
Order your resultsHeading south to Rossland Road East
Planning the trip from Greenbank to Ajax.
Come to Suite 403, 300 Rossland Road East, Ajax, ON L1Z 0M1, inside Rossland Radiology. Free on-site parking means there is no need to hunt for a spot once you arrive. Write the suite number on your appointment note so you can go straight up.
From Greenbank, most people head south toward Ajax along Highway 7/12, generally connecting with Highway 407 and Highway 401. If a relative, coworker or neighbour is giving you a lift, send them the full Rossland Road East address and agree on the return time in advance. Allow extra time for weather and rural roads, especially in winter.
Public transit in rural Scugog is very limited, so confirm what service exists for your trip before you count on it. Check transit options with Durham Region Transit
Talk about your health in your own language.
Medical questions are easier to answer when you can use the words you know best. Our team speaks English, French, Dari, Farsi, Filipino, Punjabi, Urdu, Hindi and Arabic. Phone ahead to learn who will be working on your appointment day or to plan for your own interpreter.
Sharing one vehicle with family?
Let us know how many medicals you need and each person's age when you call. If everyone is riding together from Greenbank or depending on one driver's day off, explain that so the team can look at appointment times that keep the group on one trip.
905-621-3827Travelling with children in mind
Plan who looks after the kids.
If a parent is the one having the medical, our guide explains how to arrange dependable childcare, set a realistic pickup window, handle school collection and keep a backup caregiver ready.