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One Stop Immigration Medical
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One Stop Immigration Medical

Permanent residence medicals for Westney Heights.

An invitation to apply puts the clock in motion. Our Ajax clinic is a short local trip from Westney Heights, and your physician exam, bloodwork and chest X-ray can be completed in the same building.

Panel physicians for Westney Heights, Ajax

Keep your permanent residence plan moving.

For Westney Heights residents working toward permanent residence through Express Entry or another program, the medical is one task on a long checklist. Our Ajax clinic keeps it nearby, collecting bloodwork on site with chest X-rays in the same building, so you can return to your other paperwork.

Read the instructions linked to your invitation or application before you pick an appointment date. They explain whether you need an upfront medical or should wait for a request. Our team can then book the exam, outline the documents you need and explain each stage of the visit.

Which medical fits your application?

Canadian immigration medicals
For Westney Heights residents applying for permanent residence through Express Entry or other streams, as well as work, study, visitor or refugee applicants who need a medical. Have any IRCC request on hand when booking.
New Zealand medicals
Weighing a skilled migration route to New Zealand as well? Full and partial New Zealand medicals are both offered at our Ajax office. Send your examination instructions when booking so we can confirm the correct services.
Embassy medicals
If a job offer abroad leads to Saudi Arabia, Greece, Thailand or Taiwan, ask about an embassy medical. Share the destination's forms and required tests before the appointment is arranged.

Read your invitation carefully.

Another candidate in the same draw may have had a different medical requirement. Confirm whether your profile calls for an upfront exam or one done once IRCC sends a request. If you have a request letter, tell our Ajax team about it and the deadline when you call.

Review the official guidance for permanent residence applicants or visitors, students and workers.

On the day

Four steps to a completed visit.

Your examination and tests are handled in one building, which helps when you are balancing a full-time role with application deadlines. Ask the team how much time to block out, since some files need additional reports or investigations.

  1. Verify your identity

    At Suite 403, share your passport and any medical instructions. If your name on your application profile differs slightly from your passport, or the passport is newly issued, raise it right away.

  2. Health review with the physician

    Discuss your medical history, regular medicines and any current treatment with the panel physician. Bring up any concerns about the exam or accommodations that would help.

  3. Testing in the same building

    Staff confirm which tests your case requires. Blood samples are drawn on site and chest X-rays are taken in the same building, saving you a separate trip.

  4. Check your sheet before filing it

    Review the eMedical information sheet for accuracy and store it with your application. Ask whether anything remains outstanding, then follow your instructions for submitting proof of the exam.

Organising your documents

Treat it like any other deadline.

Express Entry applicants tend to have well-organised digital files but scattered paper ones. Print or gather your passport, request letter and relevant health records into a dedicated folder. If a spouse or child is included, give each person their own folder and match every document to its owner.

Records held by your doctor in Ajax or by a previous clinic overseas will not arrive by themselves, so bring copies. Let us know ahead of time if you need language support, mobility assistance or a companion. Choose comfortable clothing and follow any individual preparation guidance from the clinic.

Read the full exam preparation guide

Before you log off for the day

  • A passport or other ID accepted for the medical, matching the name on your Express Entry profile.
  • Your medical request letter or form, if issued, and the instructions tied to your invitation.
  • A typed list of current medications and their doses.
  • Specialist letters, medical reports or prior test results relevant to your health.
  • Glasses or contacts, if you would normally wear them at your desk.
  • Valid refugee claimant coverage documents, if you are relying on that coverage.

Budgeting for your application

Add the medical to your cost sheet.

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Your standard fee is set by the age band you fall into below. If your spouse and children are included in your application, ask the clinic for a total covering everyone. Raise embassy medicals, and any investigations outside standard testing, with the clinic as a separate cost question.

Ages 0–10

$150

Physician examination. Bloodwork and chest X-rays are not routinely required for this age group.

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 use a credit card with a $10 transaction fee. If additional tests are requested for your case, ask about their cost.

Refugee claimant coverage

Refugee claimants in Westney Heights should call ahead with their Blue Cross coverage details. Have valid documents with you on the day so eligibility and covered services can be checked.

Testing can vary with your medical history or IRCC instructions. The panel physician will confirm what is needed for your case.

Next steps

From appointment to submission.

Think of the exam and the submission as two separate milestones on your Express Entry timeline. Your Canadian immigration medical is sent through eMedical by the clinic after the required exam and reports are finalized. Scan your information sheet and keep the original with your application documents.

Hold off two weeks before contacting the clinic about your submission. This is a clinic follow-up guide rather than an IRCC timeline. If a further test or report is needed, we will let you know what is outstanding. Keep us updated if your email or phone number changes.

Our team can confirm whether the clinic has sent your medical. Track the application through your IRCC account. The panel physician documents the findings; the decision on the exam and your permanent residence application is IRCC's. Read IRCC’s medical exam guidance.

For your application records

Order your own copy?

With your case submitted, an electronic copy of your results can be ordered for your own archive. It is an optional extra and separate from the eMedical submission.

$10 copy service fee

Allow up to one week after payment for electronic delivery.

It details each immigration test completed for your permanent residence medical. If you want your Ajax family doctor to review a result, bring the report to your next appointment.

Order your results

From Westney Heights

A local appointment on Rossland Road.

Visit Suite 403, 300 Rossland Road East, Ajax, ON L1Z 0M1, inside Rossland Radiology, where parking is free. Westney Heights is part of Ajax, so the journey is quick, and keeping the suite number in your calendar invite makes check-in simple.

Applicants from Westney Heights and across Ajax book their permanent residence medicals with us. Use the full Rossland Road East address in your navigation app and arrive with a few minutes to spare. If you are fitting the visit around a workday, plan your return to the office or home in advance.

Commuting by bus instead? Check your Durham Region Transit route and the return trip before you head out. Plan your trip with Durham Region Transit

Would French, Farsi or another language feel easier?

Even fluent English speakers may find medical terms easier in their first language. Our team speaks English, French, Dari, Farsi, Filipino, Punjabi, Urdu, Hindi and Arabic. Phone the clinic ahead of time to check who is working that day or to plan for an interpreter.

Is your family on the application?

Give us the number of medicals needed and each person's age. If you want everyone examined on the same day, or need to work around a partner's job, mention it so the team can review appointment options.

905-621-3827

For Express Entry candidates

Plan your medical around the invitation.

For a practical invitation-to-submission plan, document checks and clear follow-up responsibilities, read our guide to Express Entry medical appointments in Ajax.

Read the Express Entry guide

Our community

Areas We Serve

We welcome patients from across Durham Region and the eastern GTA to our Ajax clinic. Explore the cities and neighbourhoods we serve below.

Ajax

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Whitby

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Pickering

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Oshawa

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Scarborough

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Markham

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Nearby communities

Ready when you are

Your medical. One visit. Done.

How can we help?

Our clinic team is here for you.

Need to book an immigration medical or have a question? Choose the option that works best for you.

For medical emergencies, call 911.

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