I-693 medical exam cost

[martinataylor 0]

I am trying to schedule a medical exam for the I-693 form that is part of an adjustment of status application.

 

I have called the 3 closest authorized doctors and all ar within $25 for the basic fee at approximately $500-$525.

 

Is that a typical fee.

 

We are located in WA state North of Seattle.

 

Near Mount Vernon/Burlington/Bellingham.

 

Anybody had a good experience with a clinic or doctor?

 

Anything significantly less than $500?

 

Thanks Martin

 

[Regdkp 53]

Yes, that is a reasonable price. I paid about 450 that included a few shots from a pharmacy.

[Zaraliaya 122]

Yeah, I live in NC, and it was $499 with any vaccinations I may have needed since I didn't have vaccination proof. It would have been about $300ish if I didn't need vaccines though.

[Adventine 3,201]

I'm doing my I-693 medical exam in Tennessee, and called several civil surgeons in my area.

 

The cheapest civil surgeon was affiliated with a nonprofit. Costs were as follows:

 

Civil surgeon professional fee: 0, as he does it pro bono for the nonprofit

I-693 paperwork/admin fee: $180

Lab tests: $165

Vaccines: free through my husband's insurance

 

You may want to check the USCIS civil surgeons affiliated with local nonprofits in your state.

[Skyman 324]

I called one place (chain) here in San Antonio and it seems it was about $250 and then whatever for labs/shots. We ended up getting it done at the military base for free.

[Cristina280390 60]

Im in TN. 350$ for the physical, blood/urine exams and I paid 45 for two titers they ''had'' to do. That included the paperwork. In 5 days they call me for results and to tell me if  need any vaccines, which I can get with them or in another place. Other places I called wouldnt even give me a price or told me 100-1000 range, ridiculous. 

[Adventine 3,201]

16 hours ago, Cristina280390 said:

Im in TN. 350$ for the physical, blood/urine exams and I paid 45 for two titers they ''had'' to do. That included the paperwork. In 5 days they call me for results and to tell me if  need any vaccines, which I can get with them or in another place. Other places I called wouldnt even give me a price or told me 100-1000 range, ridiculous. 

Are you enrolled in your spouse's health insurance? If yes, some plans will cover vaccines 100% as they are considered preventive care.

If your spouse has a Health Savings Account (a type of tax advantaged account) you can also save the receipts and reimburse yourselves through the HSA.

Edited August 1, 2021 by Adventine