Ages 0–10
$150
Physician examination. Bloodwork and chest X-rays are not routinely required for this age group.
One Stop Immigration Medical
Medicals for every generation in your Kedron home.
When grandparents, parents and children each need an immigration medical, keeping track of it all is half the work. Our Ajax clinic brings the exam, on-site bloodwork and a chest X-ray in the same building together for the whole family.
Kedron families, welcomed in Ajax
Several applicants, one shared plan.
In many Kedron homes, more than one person is part of an immigration application, sometimes across three generations. Our Ajax clinic lets each family member see a panel physician and complete bloodwork in one suite, with chest X-rays done elsewhere in the building, so the household is not split across different testing sites.
A sponsored parent, a spouse and a teenager can each have their own instructions, even when they share a kitchen table. Gather every person's paperwork before you call, and our team will help you work out the appointments you need and what each person should bring.
Sort out each person's medical
- Canadian immigration medicals
- For Kedron residents applying for permanent residence, or needing a medical as a worker, student, visitor or refugee claimant. Have each family member's IRCC request ready when you book.
- New Zealand medicals
- Is part of your Kedron family moving to New Zealand? Full or partial medicals can be booked for each relative who needs one. Share each person's examination instructions so we can confirm the right services.
- Embassy medicals
- For relatives heading to Saudi Arabia, Greece, Thailand or Taiwan, ask us about embassy medicals. Send the destination's forms and testing requirements for each traveller before booking.
Read each person's instructions separately.
It is natural to assume everyone in the family needs the same exam, but applications often differ. Check, person by person, whether an upfront medical is expected or whether the exam follows an IRCC request. If letters have arrived for any family member, tell our team about each one and its deadline.
Review the official guidance for permanent residence applicants or visitors, students and workers.
What the family can expect
How a household visit unfolds.
Keeping tests in one building makes a multi-person visit easier to manage for Kedron families. When booking, ask how much time to allow for everyone attending, since an extra report or investigation may be needed for one person and not another.
Register each person
At Suite 403, each family member presents their own identification and medical paperwork. Mention any spelling differences between relatives' documents or a passport replaced since the application began.
Individual physician time
Each patient discusses their own health history, medications and ongoing treatment with the panel physician. Older relatives can raise concerns or ask for support they need during the examination.
Tests matched to each case
Our team explains which tests apply to which person. Bloodwork is on site and chest X-rays are in the same building, so grandparents and children are not shuttled between addresses.
Collect everyone's records
Make sure each person leaves with their own eMedical information sheet. Ask whether anything is still pending for any family member, then follow each application's instructions on proof of the exam.
Organising the household
A labelled folder for every name.
When five passports are sitting on the same counter, mix-ups are easy. Write each person's name on a separate folder and place their identification, request letter and records inside. Check the photo page against the person before you lock the front door.
Older relatives may have records from another country or from several doctors, so collect copies of what is relevant before the visit. Let us know in advance about language help, mobility support or a family member who needs to accompany someone. Choose easy clothing for young and old alike, and follow whatever preparation advice each person was given.
Read the full exam preparation guideFor each Kedron family member, pack
- That person's passport or other accepted identification for the medical.
- Their own request letter or medical form, if issued, plus their application instructions.
- A list of their current medications with names and doses.
- Any reports, specialist letters or previous results relating to their health.
- Their glasses or contact lenses, if they use them.
- Valid coverage documents if they are seeking refugee claimant coverage.
Totalling the family's costs
Add up the fees person by person.
Fees depend on the age bands below, so a grandparent, parent and child may each fall into a different band. Write down the amount for each person and confirm the family total with our team when you book. If a relative needs an embassy medical or an extra investigation, ask about that price on its own.
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
Pay by cash or debit, or expect a $10 transaction fee on a credit card payment. If one family member needs further testing, ask what it will cost.
Refugee claimant coverage
Refugee claimant families in Kedron should call ahead with each person's Blue Cross coverage details. Bring valid documents for everyone so the team can check eligibility and covered services.
Testing can vary with your medical history or IRCC instructions. The panel physician will confirm what is needed for your case.
Following up for the family
Track each file on its own.
Each person's medical file is completed separately, even when you all attended together. Once the required exam and reports are complete, our clinic submits Canadian immigration medicals through eMedical. Keep every family member's information sheet in their own folder.
The clinic asks families to allow two weeks before calling for a submission update. Treat that fortnight as the clinic's suggested check-in point for Kedron households, not as a forecast of IRCC timelines. If one relative needs another test or report, we will explain what is outstanding for that person. Tell us if the household's contact details change.
Call our team about the clinic's submission, and check each applicant's IRCC account for application progress. The panel physician provides the medical findings, and IRCC decides on the medical exam and each application. Read IRCC’s medical exam guidance.
Family health records
Copies for the household?
For any Kedron family member whose medical has been submitted, an electronic results copy can be ordered. Each copy is optional and is separate from the clinic's eMedical submission.
$10 copy service fee
Allow up to one week after payment for electronic delivery.
A copy covers the immigration tests completed for that case. If a parent or grandparent wants to review a result with their family doctor, keep their report with their own folder.
Order your resultsFrom Kedron to Rossland Road East
Plan the family trip to Ajax.
Head to Suite 403, 300 Rossland Road East, Ajax, ON L1Z 0M1, inside Rossland Radiology. We do not have an Oshawa location, and free parking is available at the building. Keep the suite number with the family's booking details so everyone knows where to meet.
From north Oshawa, Highway 407 is one route some families use, while others prefer heading south to Highway 401 and west through Whitby. Plan seating if you are taking older relatives and children in the same car. Use the full Rossland Road East address and leave time to settle everyone before check-in.
Travelling as a family by transit? Check each leg, plus the way home, before setting out. Plan your trip with Durham Region Transit
Support for relatives who prefer another language
Grandparents in particular may feel more at ease discussing their health in their first language. Our team speaks English, French, Dari, Farsi, Filipino, Punjabi, Urdu, Hindi and Arabic. Call ahead to confirm availability, or to talk about bringing an interpreter for one or more relatives.
How many of you are coming?
Give us the number of medicals and each person's age when you call. If you need to fit around a grandparent's mobility, school timing or several adults' work schedules, describe this so the team can suggest suitable options.
905-621-3827Planning for the whole family
Booking for children and parents together?
Our family guide covers telling the clinic about a group visit, preparing children in plain language, keeping an older parent comfortable and working out costs person by person.