Ages 0–10
$150
Physician examination. Bloodwork and chest X-rays are not routinely required for this age group.
One Stop Immigration Medical
Medicals that respect a Pickering City Centre roster.
Rotating shifts make every free hour count. From Pickering City Centre, head east to our Ajax clinic, where the physician exam, bloodwork and chest X-ray are completed in one building during a single visit.
Supporting Pickering City Centre workers
One appointment slot, everything included.
Many people living around Pickering Town Centre work evenings, weekends or overnight in retail, health care and warehousing. Our Ajax clinic places the panel physician exam, bloodwork and chest X-ray under one roof, so a single block between shifts can cover the whole medical.
You might rent a condo near the mall or share a townhouse with relatives a few streets away. In either case, your immigration instructions point to the exam you need. We will help you choose the right booking, list what to bring and talk you through each step at the clinic.
Which exam does your roster need to fit?
- Canadian immigration medicals
- For Pickering City Centre residents applying for permanent residence, or attending as a worker, student, visitor or refugee claimant. Read us the key details of any IRCC instructions so we can set up the correct visit.
- New Zealand medicals
- Planning to leave Pickering City Centre for New Zealand? Our Ajax clinic offers both full and partial medicals. Forward your instructions and we will identify the services you need.
- Embassy medicals
- A job offer in Saudi Arabia, Greece, Thailand or Taiwan may call for an embassy medical. Contact us with the destination's forms and required tests before you pick a date.
Check the paperwork before swapping a shift.
Trading a shift is easier once you know exactly which appointment to book. Confirm whether you need an upfront medical or one that follows a request. If IRCC has written to you, tell our team what the letter says and when it is due.
Review the official guidance for permanent residence applicants or visitors, students and workers.
A visit planned around your shifts
The appointment, stage by stage.
Your exam and testing take place in the same building, which keeps the visit compact. Before you trade a shift or change your sleep plans, ask how long to allow, because the physician may occasionally need further reports or tests.
Arrive and sign in
Bring your ID and instructions to Suite 403. Tell the front desk about any updated passport or different spelling of your name so the medical file is accurate.
Sit down with the physician
Expect questions about your health background, prescriptions and treatment from other providers. Mention night work or sleep changes if they affect how you feel, and ask about any accommodation.
Give samples and get imaged
Before anything starts, staff tell you which tests your case involves. Bloodwork is collected in the clinic and the chest X-ray is in the same building, keeping the whole medical inside one address.
Wrap up before your next shift
Take the eMedical information sheet with you and keep it safe. Check that nothing is outstanding, then follow your application's guidance on providing proof that the medical took place.
Prepare on a day off
Sort documents when you are rested.
After a night shift, small details are easy to miss, so organise your papers on a day when you are alert. If housemates or family are booking too, give each person a separate folder. Make sure every passport goes with the right request letter.
Copies of your health records will not reach us from a walk-in or family clinic in Pickering City Centre, so bring them yourself. Tell us in advance about language needs, mobility help or a support person. Dress comfortably and follow any personal preparation steps the clinic shares.
Read the full exam preparation guidePack this before your appointment
- Identification accepted for an immigration medical, such as your passport.
- The request letter or form you received, if any, plus the instructions for your application.
- A written list of your medicines, including how much you take.
- Reports from specialists, previous results or other medical documents that apply.
- The glasses or contact lenses you use day to day.
- Coverage papers that are still valid, if you are asking about refugee claimant coverage.
Costs for City Centre households
Work out the fee before payday.
Use the age bands below to estimate the cost for each person attending. Housemates or relatives of different ages may need different tests, so ask the clinic for a combined total when booking. Raise embassy medicals and any extra investigations directly with our team.
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
Payment can be made in cash or by debit card. Paying with a credit card adds a $10 transaction fee. If additional testing comes up for your case, ask what it costs before you agree.
Refugee claimant coverage
If you are a refugee claimant living in Pickering City Centre, call with your Blue Cross details before booking. Bring valid documents to the visit so staff can check eligibility and coverage.
Testing can vary with your medical history or IRCC instructions. The panel physician will confirm what is needed for your case.
Between shifts afterwards
What to expect once you have been seen.
Your appointment and the submission of your file are two separate events. The clinic sends Canadian immigration medicals through eMedical when every required exam and report is complete. Store the information sheet somewhere you will find it after a long week.
Please allow two weeks before checking with the clinic about submission. It is a guideline for contacting us, not a forecast of IRCC timelines. If anything further is required, we will explain the missing report or test. Tell us if your phone number or address changes after the visit.
If you are wondering whether the clinic has submitted your file, our team can tell you. Look in your IRCC account for the status of your application. The panel physician supplies findings, and IRCC makes the decision on the medical exam and your application. Read IRCC’s medical exam guidance.
Keeping your own record
Want a personal copy of your results to file away?
When your case has been submitted, you may ask for an electronic copy. Requesting one is your choice, and it sits apart from the eMedical submission our clinic makes.
$10 copy service fee
Allow up to one week after payment for electronic delivery.
That document records the immigration test results completed for your case. If a health provider in Pickering City Centre asks about a result, have the report ready to share.
Order your resultsTravelling from Pickering City Centre
Reaching Ajax from the Town Centre area.
Our clinic is at Suite 403, 300 Rossland Road East, Ajax, ON L1Z 0M1, inside Rossland Radiology. Parking there is free, which helps if you drive straight from work. Keep the suite number on your phone to save time when you walk in.
Pickering City Centre lies close to Highway 401 and Kingston Road, both of which lead east into Ajax. Enter the full Rossland Road East address in your map app before setting off. If you are heading straight from a shift, leave a margin so you are not rushing to reach the suite.
Relying on Durham Region Transit or GO between shifts? Plan your outbound and return trips ahead of the appointment. Plan your trip with Durham Region Transit
Language help is available.
Sharing your medical background is easier in a language you trust. Our team speaks English, French, Dari, Farsi, Filipino, Punjabi, Urdu, Hindi and Arabic. Ask before the visit which language support is free on your date, or tell us if you plan to bring an interpreter.
Booking with relatives or housemates?
Share the number of medicals needed and how old each person is. If your shifts rarely line up, or you depend on one shared car, explain that so the team can look at times that suit the group.
905-621-3827Planning around work
Does your roster change week to week?
Our shift work guide looks at planning the entire day, preparing documents when you are clear-headed, choosing transport you can manage and keeping follow-up compatible with your roster.