Our green card medical exams are a cash-pay-only service ( we accept credit and debit cards) However, required vaccinations , laboratory testing and follow-up treatment not included with the immigration physical may be covered by insurance.

The medical assessment will include a review of medical history and vaccination records, along with a physical examination. This will entail urine and blood tests for tuberculosis, syphilis, and gonorrhea. The physical examination will encompass inspection of the eyes, ears, nose, throat, extremities, heart, lungs, abdomen, lymph nodes, and skin. Additionally, a mental health evaluation will be conducted.

Your exam will take approximately 20-30 minutes. We take additional time to review your record and asses what your particular case needs to complete the immigration medical form . If you send your information ahead via portal , that helps us be most efficient with your case.

There are few things that may make you inadmissible in united states from health perspective: 1) Not completing requested vaccinations ;2) Having an active infectious disease such as Active Tuberculosis , syphilis and gonorrhea ;3) Recent history of violence, substance abuse, or a significant mental illness that interferes with ability to function in society.

No need to. the blood test does not require fasting. You may want to have enough water and food before to avoid fainting. Being dehydrated may cause difficulties with the blood draw.

A valid government-issued form of photo identification such as PASSPORT, an unexpired driver's license or ID card or Employment authorization document.

Records of vaccinations if available.

A list of your current medications.

Records regarding previous treatments for Tuberculosis or Syphilis if available

Simple! You call us at 517 220 0603 if you are in Michigan. We are performing immigration exams for applicants from Lansing, Okemos, Haslett, Dewitt, Kalamazoo, Battle Creek, Jackson, Grand Rapids, Alma, Mt Pleasant, Saginaw.

It is possible but highly unlikely. You might be prompted to undergo drug testing if you admit to using illicit substances, appear intoxicated during the immigration medical examination, or disclose a drug-related criminal history in the USA.

This exam pertains only to USCIS Immigration Medical exam process and we are following the requirements as instructed by CDC and USICS. For additional testing and health concerns, you will need to follow up with your primary care doctor.