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 Scugog Township households.
From Port Perry and Caesarea to Greenbank, Blackstock and Seagrave, Scugog families can plan one journey to our Ajax clinic. Physician exams, on-site bloodwork and chest X-rays are all handled in the same building.
Serving rural Scugog from Ajax
Several medicals, one well-planned trip.
On a farm or rural property in Scugog, a day away means arranging chores, animals and work around the drive. Our Ajax clinic helps by keeping the panel physician exam, bloodwork on site and the chest X-ray in the same building, so a whole household can complete its medicals without repeat journeys.
Your household might include a spouse, children and a grandparent, each with a separate immigration file. Every person's application instructions determine the medical they need, even when everyone travels together. Our team will sort out each booking, explain the documents for every family member and support you through the exams.
Matching each family member to a medical
- Canadian immigration medicals
- For Scugog residents seeking permanent residence or needing a medical as a worker, student, visitor or refugee claimant. Give us each person's IRCC instructions so every booking is accurate.
- New Zealand medicals
- Is part of your Scugog household moving to New Zealand? Full and partial medicals are offered in Ajax. Send each applicant's examination instructions so we can confirm the services required.
- Embassy medicals
- If a family member is going to Saudi Arabia, Greece, Thailand or Taiwan, ask us about an embassy medical. Share that country's forms and testing list before setting a date.
One household, several separate files.
Relatives living under the same roof can still need different exams at different stages. For each applicant, check whether an upfront medical is required or whether the exam follows a request. When one or more IRCC letters have arrived, list each name and deadline for our team as you book from Scugog.
Review the official guidance for permanent residence applicants or visitors, students and workers.
A group visit at our Ajax clinic
How the day runs for your household.
When your family arrives in Ajax, each person's exam and tests are completed at the same location. Ask how long to plan for the whole group before you line up help on the farm or a neighbour to cover chores, because some files need an added report or test.
Check each person in
At Suite 403, present every family member's identification and instructions one at a time. Flag any spelling difference, new surname or recently replaced passport so each file stays accurate.
Individual physician review
Each applicant sits down with the panel physician to cover their medical history, medicines and ongoing treatment. Children, adults and older relatives can all ask questions or request support.
Testing for everyone required
Staff explain which tests apply to which family member. Blood collection is on site and chest X-rays are in the same building, so the group does not need to split up across town.
Gather every sheet before leaving
Each applicant receives an eMedical information sheet, so collect them all. Before the drive home to Scugog, confirm nothing is outstanding for anyone and follow each application's proof instructions.
Organising a rural household
A labelled folder for every applicant.
When three or four relatives share one trip from Scugog, documents can quickly blur together. Assign each applicant a folder with their name on the front and keep their passport, letter and records inside it. Check the folders against each person before everyone climbs into the vehicle.
Records from your family doctor or rural health providers will not arrive at our clinic on their own, so bring copies for each person. Let us know in advance if anyone needs language help, mobility support or a companion during their exam. Dress everyone in practical clothing and follow any individual instructions the clinic provides.
Read the full exam preparation guideOne check per family member
- Each applicant's passport or other identification accepted for the immigration exam.
- Every medical request letter or form issued, with each person's application instructions.
- A separate medication list for each person, including names and doses.
- Relevant reports, specialist correspondence or past results for each applicant.
- Glasses or contact lenses for anyone in the family who uses them.
- Current coverage documents for anyone requesting refugee claimant coverage.
Budgeting for a Scugog household
Add up the fees for the whole group.
Find the right age band for every applicant travelling from Scugog. Children, working adults and seniors may each require different tests, so ask the team to confirm a household total when booking. Embassy medicals and any additional investigations should be raised with the clinic on their 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 with cash or debit, or expect the clinic's $10 transaction fee when using a credit card. Before the visit, ask what any additional testing for a family member would cost.
Refugee claimant coverage
Refugee claimants living in Scugog Township should call with their Blue Cross information before reserving appointments. Bring valid documents for each person so staff can verify 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.
After the family heads home
Following up on several files.
Completing the visit is one step and submitting each medical is another. The clinic sends Canadian immigration medicals through eMedical once every required exam and report for that person is complete. Keep each information sheet in that applicant's own folder at home.
Allow two weeks before calling about the submission status of any family member. This is a clinic follow-up guideline and does not reflect IRCC processing times. If one person needs another report or test, we will explain what is outstanding for that file. Tell us if your household's phone number or rural address changes.
Contact our team about whether the clinic has submitted a particular family member's medical. Each person's IRCC account shows their application progress. The panel physician reports the medical findings, and IRCC makes the final decision on each exam and application. Read IRCC’s medical exam guidance.
Copies for each applicant
Need results copies for your files?
After a case is submitted, an electronic copy can be ordered for that person's records. Requesting one is optional and does not affect the clinic's eMedical submission.
$10 copy service fee
Allow up to one week after payment for electronic delivery.
Each copy shows the immigration test results completed for that individual case. If a relative wants to review a result with a local doctor in Scugog, keep their report with their other health papers.
Order your resultsTravelling from across Scugog
Planning the drive from the township.
Our address is Suite 403, 300 Rossland Road East, Ajax, ON L1Z 0M1, inside Rossland Radiology. Free parking is provided on site, which helps when the whole family arrives in one vehicle. Keep the suite number handy so the group can go directly to check-in.
Scugog Township lies in north Durham Region, north of Whitby and Oshawa, and takes in Port Perry, Greenbank, Blackstock, Caesarea and Seagrave. Households often travel south on Highway 7/12 toward Whitby, then join Highway 407 or Highway 401 for the rest of the trip to Ajax. Enter the full clinic address, not just the town, and leave room for rural roads in poor weather.
Public transit across rural Scugog is limited, so look up what service exists near you and how you would return before booking. Check transit options with Durham Region Transit
Language help for every family member.
Each relative should be able to describe their health in a language they find comfortable. Our team speaks English, French, Dari, Farsi, Filipino, Punjabi, Urdu, Hindi and Arabic. Call ahead to find out who will be available or to arrange for an interpreter to attend.
Coordinating several medicals in one trip?
Tell us how many people need exams and each person's age when you phone. If seasonal farm work, livestock care or a single family vehicle limits the days you can travel, explain it so the team can look at back-to-back appointment options.
905-621-3827Planning for partners
Two adults, two separate medicals.
Our guide for couples covers keeping two sets of instructions and folders apart, booking both visits clearly, discussing privacy beforehand and creating separate follow-up records.