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Periodic health visit

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A health check-up, more formally known as Periodic Health Visit (PHV), replaces the annual physical examination.

The visit is intended for patients who do not have particular health concerns. It includes a review of your health history, lifestyle and risk factors, and a limited physical exam.

Longer than a typical medical appointment, a periodic health visit offers an opportunity to connect with your doctor and identify your health care goals together. The appointment takes a holistic approach to your health which allows you to talk to your doctor about what matters most to you and what you would like to address.

The periodic health visit is insured by OHIP once per patient per 12-month period. If a physician determines a complete history and physical examination is necessary (for a patient with chronic illness and/or health issues, for example) the physician will request a full physical exam, which OHIP will insure (Source: Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-term Care).

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    Service Eligibility

    • Full-time and part-time University of Toronto undergraduate and graduate students who have paid the appropriate incidental fees.
    • Toronto School of Theology undergraduate students at Emmanuel College in the conjoint full-time basic degree program.
    • Students in the School of Continuing Studies English Language Program (identified by a student card).

    Read the full Health & Wellness Eligibility Policy.

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    Service Fees

    Periodic Health Visits are generally covered by your provincial health card or UHIP (for international and exchange students).

    You will be responsible to pay for certain services not covered by OHIP such as third-party requests, for example, placement physicals or certificate of health for employment.

    A third-party request for full physical or general examination is CDN $100*.

    *Fees and prices are subject to change without notice. While we make every effort to provide you with the most accurate, up-to-date information, errors may occur.

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    Download and complete the PHV Form.

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