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 the Uxbridge community.
From the town centre to the farms around it, Uxbridge households can plan one trip south to our Ajax clinic and complete the exam, bloodwork and chest X-ray in a single building.
Serving north Durham from Ajax
One planned trip south covers it all.
Life in Uxbridge Township runs on its own calendar, whether you work a shop counter downtown, commute out of town or keep a barn running through every season. Rather than booking separate days for each part of your medical, you can come to our Ajax clinic once, see the panel physician, give blood on site and have chest X-rays taken in the same building.
Newcomers settling into the township and long-time rural families both begin at the same place: the instructions issued for their own application. When you understand what your file asks for, our team will arrange the appointment, explain what to carry with you and guide you through the visit from start to finish.
Matching the exam to your application
- Canadian immigration medicals
- Uxbridge residents seeking permanent residence, or holding a work, study, visitor or refugee claimant file that calls for a medical, can book here. Mention any IRCC request so we can line up the correct appointment.
- New Zealand medicals
- Leaving Uxbridge for New Zealand? The Ajax team handles both full and partial medicals for township residents. Pass along your examination instructions when you get in touch so the team knows which services to schedule.
- Embassy medicals
- If you are bound for Saudi Arabia, Greece, Thailand or Taiwan, talk to us about an embassy medical. Forward the forms and test list from that destination before we set a date.
Know your exam type before planning the drive.
A seasonal worker on a nearby farm or a friend in town may have gone through a medical that differs from yours. Find out whether your application needs an exam in advance or only after IRCC asks for one. If a request has already reached you, quote it and any deadline to our team when booking.
Review the official guidance for permanent residence applicants or visitors, students and workers.
Your appointment once you reach Ajax
How the visit unfolds in Suite 403.
Because the physician, the lab draw and the imaging are all in one building, Uxbridge patients can avoid a second long drive. Ask our team about the likely length of your visit before you arrange cover at work or on the farm, as some files call for extra reports or investigations.
Register at the front desk
Present your identification together with any instructions for your medical. Flag a name that appears differently on separate papers, or a passport issued recently, so your record starts out accurate.
Review your health with the physician
Your panel physician will ask about past conditions, the medicines you use and any care you are receiving now. Raise your own questions here, and mention any support that would make the exam easier.
Do the tests your case needs
Staff will explain which tests apply to your file. Blood is drawn on site and chest imaging is done in the same building, so you can finish without moving the car to another address.
Confirm everything before driving north
Put the eMedical information sheet from the clinic somewhere it will not get crumpled on the drive. Ask whether any item is still outstanding before you set off for Uxbridge, then follow your application instructions on providing proof of the exam.
Organising your trip from Uxbridge
Plan around chores, shifts and the drive.
When the trip south has to fit between milking, a shift change or a delivery window, a forgotten document can cost you a whole second outing. Set aside time a few days ahead to sort each person's passport, letters and health records into a labelled envelope. Confirm that every name matches the person who will be examined.
Even if your family doctor practises in Uxbridge, collect copies of relevant records and bring them along yourself. Tell us before the appointment if you would like to speak another language, need help getting around or want a support person with you. Choose clothing that is easy to move in, and follow any individual preparation the clinic sends you.
Read the full exam preparation guideLoad these before you leave the township
- Your passport or another form of identification accepted for an immigration medical.
- Any medical request form or letter you received, with the instructions for your application.
- A written list of the medicines you currently take, with each dose noted.
- Previous test results, reports from specialists or other relevant medical records.
- The glasses or contact lenses you usually rely on.
- Valid coverage paperwork if you are asking for refugee claimant coverage.
Planning costs from Uxbridge
Settle the total before you set out.
The age bands below let you work out the expected fee for everyone travelling with you. Children and adults may fall into separate bands with different testing, so ask the team to confirm the household total at booking. Embassy medicals and any additional investigations are quoted separately by the clinic.
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
You can pay with cash or debit, while credit card payments include a $10 transaction fee. If your physician asks for more testing, check with the team about the added cost.
Refugee claimant coverage
Refugee claimants living in Uxbridge should phone ahead with their Blue Cross coverage details. Carry your valid documents to the appointment so the team can verify 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 in Uxbridge after your visit
Following up from home.
Leaving the clinic is not the same as having a finished medical file. The clinic sends Canadian immigration medicals through eMedical when the required exam and reports are complete. File your information sheet alongside the rest of your application paperwork.
Give it two weeks before you phone the clinic about your submission. That period is our suggested wait for follow-up calls and says nothing about IRCC processing times. Should another test or report be required, we will tell you exactly what is outstanding. Let us know if your phone number or email address changes.
If you are wondering whether the clinic has sent your medical, give our team a call. To see where your application stands, sign in to your IRCC account. The panel physician reports the medical findings, and IRCC decides on the medical exam and your application. Read IRCC’s medical exam guidance.
Records for your household
Keep a copy of your results?
When your case has been submitted, you may order an electronic copy of your results for safekeeping. It is your choice, and it has no effect on the clinic's eMedical submission.
$10 copy service fee
Allow up to one week after payment for electronic delivery.
This copy lists the immigration tests carried out for your case. If your doctor in Uxbridge would like to go over a result with you, take the report along to that visit.
Order your resultsThe drive from Uxbridge
Heading south to Rossland Road East.
Come to Suite 403, 300 Rossland Road East, Ajax, ON L1Z 0M1, inside Rossland Radiology, where parking is free. From Uxbridge, the trip runs south through Durham Region toward Highway 407 and Highway 401. Keep the suite number with your booking details so you know exactly where to check in.
We see patients from the Uxbridge town centre as well as from farms and rural properties across the township. Put the full clinic address into your navigation before you leave, and allow plenty of time for country roads, weather and traffic farther south. If a neighbour is driving you, share the address and settle on a time for the ride home.
Public transit between Uxbridge and Ajax is limited, so look up the current options in Durham Region Transit's planner before you rely on a bus, and check your return trip as well. Check transit options with Durham Region Transit
Need help in another language?
Describing your health history is easier in the language you know best. Our team speaks English, French, Dari, Farsi, Filipino, Punjabi, Urdu, Hindi and Arabic. Call before your appointment to find out who will be on hand, or to tell us you are bringing an interpreter.
Travelling from Uxbridge with relatives?
Share the number of medicals you need and each person's age when you phone. If the whole household is sharing one vehicle, or someone has to be home for farm work, a shift or school dismissal, tell us so we can discuss appointment times that suit the trip.
905-621-3827Fitting the visit around your work
Make time for your medical.
If your week involves nights, rotating rosters or shifts posted at short notice, read our guide to planning an immigration medical in Ajax around shift work, including time off, documents and transport.