CANADA: immigration medical examination procedure

The immigration medical examination with Dr. AUBERT proceeds as follows:

1. First, I will ask you to sign a document certifying that you agree to my collecting medical data about you and using the e-medical software.
2. If you have received an IMM 1017 document, I will use the file pre-registered by IRCCE. Otherwise, I will create one myself by asking you for your last name, first name, physical address, email address, date of birth, and gender, based on the information in your passport.
3. I will then ask you about fifteen questions about your personal medical history.
4. Then I will proceed with the medical examination itself. If you are accompanied by a family member or friend, that person is welcome to attend the examination. The examination is conducted in a shirt or T-shirt; women may keep their bras on. Here are the details:
   • measurement of weight and height,
   • examination of the spine,
   • abdominal palpation,
   • search for lymph nodes,
   • cardiac and pulmonary auscultation,
   • palpation of the thyroid,
   • examination of the mouth,
   • blood pressure measurement,
   • visual screening
   • For women, no breast examination will be performed unless you explicitly request it for a specific medical reason.
   • And for both women and men, no examination of the intimate areas will be performed.
5. You will have to do two additional tests:
   • A biological assessment at a laboratory near the office, including a blood test (no urine test):
     • HIV serology
     • Syphilis serology
     • Plasma creatinine test (to check for kidney disease)
   • A chest X-ray, taken at a radiologist’s office near my practice
6. In some cases, I may need to add a few more blood tests, depending on your medical history
7. The procedure for children is less complex and depends on their age (see FAQs).
8. The test results will be sent directly to me within a few days and, if everything is normal, I will approve your file within a week. I will send you confirmation of approval by email. If a test is abnormal, I will inform you before approving your file, in order to check with you that you agree to me passing this information on to the Canadian medical authorities.

(reminder) The medical examination for immigration to CANADA takes place at 133 rue ORDENER 75018 PARIS (FRANCE). The easiest way to make an appointment is on DOCTOLIB: https://www.doctolib.fr/medecin-generaliste/paris/jean-pierre-aubert, but you can also call the office at +33 1 42 58 07 28. You can find details about the different exam locations by clicking on this link.