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...received a medical notification stating that your dependent XXXXX has the following medical condition or diagnosis: Chronic Renal Failure, Diabetes Mellitus and Hypertension which in the opinion of a medical officer: The applicant has a diagnosis of Chronic Renal Failure (585), Diabetes...

...10) DIABETES When there is a history of diabetes, the details from the applicant should include the date of onset, the type of treatment, the history of complications, and the presence or absence of symptoms related to target-organ damage - such as nephropathy, neuropathy, ischemic heart...

Hi, can you pls let me know if your application for your fathers PR was approved ? And which lawyer did you hire?

The only way for her to apply for PR directly is if she gets a TRV (visitor visa) approved, travels to Canada, and submits a PR application from within Canada under the H&C program. That's the only option.

Hi 1. Depending on their country of origin, they would have to pass a medical for a visitor/super visa.

...failure and likely need for dialysis or a transplant in the future. She should be working to improve her kidney function in general because her kidney function is already impaired likely due to the diabetes. Please don’t post multiple times. Looks like you posted the same question 6-7 times

They won't be covered under insurance only emergency medical costs are. He will need to pay to see a GP and get them to write a prescription for his medications.

...their medicals done In November 2020. It seems that mom ( prinicipal applicant was ok . Father( who has numerous medical concerns , BP , diabetes , Cardiac - but overall stable) ) needed further blood test for TB and then most recently was told to see a nephrologist as his kidney...

...using professional lawyers. Bellismo law has won a few cases particularly with CKD. But with CKD it is important to see if he has controlled diabetes and blood pressure. Do you remember what his protein crest one ratio was (<0.15 is normal) as that is what they look for and what was his GFR...

...about that. From what I’ve researched, IRCC is interested in infectious and untreatable diseases. They don’t care much care for injuries, diabetes, minor diseases etc. Basically they don’t want to take in people who might make other people sick as well, or people with untreatable diseases...

...Government of funds, yes I'm aware. But I'm not worried about my husband failing the medical exam, I actually care about his health as diabetes runs in his family and whatnot. Also, I'm more worried that if there is something he needs to come in for to discuss with the doctor, he will not be...

Thank you for your reply, I did a test yesterday where its reduced to 200 and its 99.99% confirmed that it is controllable by oral medication and would not require insulin injections. Would the cost of a diabetic overshoot the annual budget set by Canada? or is it now safe under the new rule in...

...will examine health individually I did say that the goal is to determine excessive demand on health in Canada. I did say they look for communicable diseases: TB, HIV, Siphyllis. And they test urine for evidence of diabetes... To say that it's incorrect is kind of far fetched don't you think?...

...Currently I am in US. I have couple of medical condition (I had a heart attack in 2016 and there were 2 stents grafted), plus I have type 2 diabetes as well and I am insulin dependent. As per the last doctor's report (done 15 days back) my heart has reached normal functioning and i am...

Hi I got my PR 4.5 years ago and moved to Canada with my wife. (She was the main applicant). After 45 days, my dad was diagnosed with diabetes type B which practically stopped him from working and I had to return to my home country to take care of my family. I came back and took care of his...

...appt.. one more ? How hard is it to pass this ?? I have a few issues.. I don't walk very well without pain,, I have HBP, High Cholesterol, Diabetes type 2 Controlled with diet and 1 med all the other issues are taken care of with Prescriptions oh and and a artificial left knee .. I have...

...I know personally. The heart muscles of your dad's heart have become weak. I'm guessing he probably had a very mild stroke (possible due to diabetes) or a mild heart attack at some stage in his recent life. That's why his heart is unable to pump blood efficiently. As worrisome as this might...

...we need to get that done.. or after medical pass. and if yes then how long does it have to be for an year?? do we have insurance providers who can provide insurance specially for my dad's health scenario.. he is fine now (but his past 2 angioplasty's and his diabetes problem will that effect?)

...everything seems to be in order. Here's a list of the tests we went through: - Urine (sample taken at the doctor's office and checked for diabetes on the spot) - Chest X-rays - Retrovírus, antibodies (HIV) - Treponema pallidum (Sifillis) I heard a few people talking about Hepatitis on this...

Good to hear that. It really depends on when you submit requested docs and your specific LVO. The average time from Medical Received by LVO to PPR is around 45 days based on only 32 data. For a clearer picture, you can visit 2016 PGP Timeline SS.