If you've just arrived in Canada, especially under refugee status, having access to the examination and medial care needed upon entering Canada is a priority, and both Immigration Physician Ottawa clinics offer these medical services to refugees in Canada:
At Immigration Physician Ottawa, we offer medical exams to Ukrainian refugees. Our goal is to help these refugees have a safe life in Canada.
Read through our FAQ to learn more about our medical exams for refugees.
Please bring the following to your exam: your Interim Federal Health (IFH) documents, the form, letter or email received from immigration, glasses or contacts (if you wear them), medical reports or test results from previous medical exams (that you have), and a list of your current medications.
Yes, at our clinic, we do the whole immigration medical exam. We also do urine and blood tests. We have an x-ray clinic in our building so you can get all the extra testing you need in one place.
Yes. Once we finish your full immigration medical exam, we send the results to Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada. We will also give you a paper with your case number (IME/UMI) on it to show that you have passed your exam. We submit your report within 5 to 10 business days.
Yes, our clinics are Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada approved. We have everything you need to complete your Immigration Medical Exam.
Yes. We serve patients in English, French, Italian, Spanish, Polish, Arabic, Portuguese, Russian, Ukrainian, Gujarati, and Hindi. We are happy to help you through the exam process with the doctor.
When you make your appointment, tell us what language you are most comfortable with.
Yes. You can check the status of your report by clicking here.
No. We have patients from all over Ontario and Canada come to see us. If you can get to our clinic, we'd love to have you come in.
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