MEDICAL for infant and a toddler?????

[ECLN]

I have just consulted several panel doctors (France) and they all say the same thing - my 3 year old son and 1 month old daughter need to have an x ray and blood tests done as well. The prices are 160€ for adult + 50€ x ray+ 45€ blood test, and 110€ for a child +50+45. Is there such requirement?

 

[ECLN]

Anyone?

 

[Viola_Susan]

I have just consulted several panel doctors (France) and they all say the same thing - my 3 year old son and 1 month old daughter need to have an x ray and blood tests done as well. The prices are 160€ for adult + 50€ x ray+ 45€ blood test, and 110€ for a child +50+45. Is there such requirement?

Children that age are done just a physical exam. Nothing else. Why don't you find another country to go and do your medicals there. It is allowed.

 

[SumH12]

I have just consulted several panel doctors (France) and they all say the same thing - my 3 year old son and 1 month old daughter need to have an x ray and blood tests done as well. The prices are 160€ for adult + 50€ x ray+ 45€ blood test, and 110€ for a child +50+45. Is there such requirement?

I have a 2 yrs old toddler girl, no X-ray neither blood/ urine tests were required to her. I strongly suggest you to change of clinic. Kids younger than 5 only have to do the physical exam.

 

[canuck_in_uk]

I have just consulted several panel doctors (France) and they all say the same thing - my 3 year old son and 1 month old daughter need to have an x ray and blood tests done as well. The prices are 160€ for adult + 50€ x ray+ 45€ blood test, and 110€ for a child +50+45. Is there such requirement?

If a Panel Physician office is telling you that children that young need x-rays and blood tests, email the Regional Medical Office.

https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...nuals/panel-members-handbook-2013.html#app1.3

 

[ECLN]

The doctor will look at him and ask few questions. Not every doctor can do it. All the information is available on the official website.

 

[diliprath]

My Daughter did her medical in India and only a physical was done for her by the authorized centre. No XRAY or blood tests.

 

[zardoz]

Be a little bit cautious in the negative responses...

There are circumstances in the IME handbook where blood and/or X-ray examination is mandated even for children under the normal cut-off age.

Example : (excuse the loss of formatting)
https://www.canada.ca/content/dam/i...partment/partner/pp/pdf/imei_tuberculosis.pdf

RadiologyPostero-anterior chest radiography is required for:•All clients 11 years of age and over; and•Clients regardless of age: -with symptoms suggestive of active TB; -who have been in close contact with an active TB case; or -with a past history of treatment for TB.The radiology section of the new IME form includes a question for completion by the radiologist:

There is insufficient information to determine if the request is reasonable just based on the OP's narrative.

Having urged caution, I suspect however that it's probably inappropriate in this case....