IRCC-Approved Panel Physicians in Brampton, ON
Our panel physicians are approved by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada to perform Immigration Medical Exams — with bloodwork, urine testing and chest X-ray all available on-site, most patients complete everything in a single visit, and results are sent directly to IRCC.
Book Your ExamQualifications
At Complete Immigration Medical Centre, all of our panel physicians are qualified to complete your exam. Our physicians are:
- On the approved panel of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada
- Members of the International Panel Physician Association
- Registered providers within the Interim Federal Health Program
What is a panel physician?
A panel physician is a doctor who has been approved to perform Canadian Immigration Medical Exams. All our panel physicians hold the required qualifications and certificates to conduct your exam.
What does our panel physician do?
Immigration Medical Exams
Our panel physician in Brampton conducts a thorough immigration medical exam in accordance with Canadian immigration requirements — a series of tests that assess your overall health condition.
For Temporary Residents
Temporary residents wishing to extend their stay can rely on our panel physicians, who carry out a comprehensive health examination to ensure you are fit to stay longer.
100% e-Medical
In our fully digital medical centre, all paperwork related to your medical tests is processed electronically — a paperless, seamless and accurate way to store and share the health data essential to your immigration journey.
Medical Exams
Our panel physicians also offer regular health tests, so while attending your immigration medical exam you can have a complete check-up to help with the timely diagnosis and treatment of potential health issues.
Assistance in Visa Procedures
Our panel physicians offer guidance in understanding the medical requirements for various visa procedures, so you can be assured of accurate and timely completion of all necessary medical paperwork.
Health Consultation & Advice
Beyond conducting necessary exams, our panel physicians are readily available for health consultations and advice that benefit your well-being during your stay in Canada.
Multilingual Support
To ensure effective communication, our panel physicians and support staff offer multilingual support — whether you prefer English, Hindi or Punjabi — to make you feel comfortable during the examination process.
Easy Appointment Booking
Booking an appointment with our panel physician in Brampton is as easy as a click. Choose your preferred date and time online, or schedule an appointment over the phone.
What procedures are involved during an immigration medical exam?
- Physical examination — a general physical exam, which may include height and weight, and examination of the eyes, ears, nose, heart, lungs, abdomen, lymph nodes, skin and external genitalia
- Mental evaluation — an assessment of mental status, comprehension and any behavioural or cognitive abnormalities
- Vision test — to ensure there are no significant eye conditions
- Tuberculosis (TB) screening — usually a skin or blood test, followed by a chest x-ray if the initial results are positive
- Vaccination check — verification of immunization records against required vaccinations
- Blood tests — screening for infectious diseases such as Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, HIV and syphilis
- Urine tests — to rule out renal diseases, drug use or other health issues
Verify us on IRCC's official list — then visit us in Brampton
Only doctors on IRCC's panel can perform a Canadian Immigration Medical Exam — a regular family doctor cannot. Before booking with any clinic, check the official list.
Check IRCC's Find a Panel Physician tool
Search for Brampton, Ontario in IRCC's official directory and you will find Complete Immigration Medical Centre. We encourage every patient to verify — it protects you from booking an exam that IRCC won't accept.
Open IRCC's official Find a Panel Physician tool →One visit, everything on-site in Brampton
Find us at 36 Vodden St E, Unit 203, Brampton — with bloodwork, urine testing and a chest X-ray clinic in our building, so you don't need a second appointment somewhere else. Exams are available for permanent and temporary residents, visitors, students, workers and refugees.
Frequently asked questions about our panel physicians
Why do I need to see a panel physician for my Immigration Medical Exam?
Only physicians approved by IRCC, known as panel physicians, are authorized to conduct Immigration Medical Exams. Their qualifications and adherence to IRCC's guidelines ensure the integrity and reliability of the medical assessment process.
How can I confirm you are an IRCC-approved panel physician?
Use IRCC's official Find a Panel Physician tool on the Government of Canada website and search for Brampton, Ontario — you will find Complete Immigration Medical Centre listed. Only clinics on that list can perform Canadian immigration medical exams, and we encourage every patient to verify before booking anywhere.
Do I need a referral from my family doctor?
No. You book directly with a panel physician — no referral is required for an Immigration Medical Exam. In fact, a family doctor who is not on IRCC's panel cannot perform this exam at all.
How much does the immigration medical exam cost?
Fees depend on what your application requires — adult or child exam, and whether a chest X-ray or lab tests are needed. See our Prices page for the current fee list, or call (905) 459-2700 and we'll confirm exactly what your IRCC request requires.
Do you offer multilingual support?
Yes, our panel physicians and support staff provide services in multiple languages — including Hindi and Punjabi — to ensure effective communication and your comfort throughout the examination process. Please let us know your preferred language when booking.
Do I need an appointment for my Immigration Medical Exam?
Yes, appointments are required for all Immigration Medical Exams. This allows us to allocate sufficient time for your thorough assessment. You can book online or by phone.
What should I bring to my appointment?
Please bring a valid government-issued photo ID (e.g. passport or driver's license), your Immigration Medical Exam form or letter from IRCC if you have one, any eyeglasses or contact lenses you use, and all relevant medical records including past diagnoses, treatment summaries and a list of current medications.
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